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... scale of a thorough economic and monetary union, he said. This idea was fresent only in embryonic form n the Rome Treaty. Speaking in French, Mr Soames said he saw the treaty not as a finished reference work, but as “an as vet uncompleted charter for the ...
... an increased wages bill for some months before the fares were adjusted; and the drivers’ hours situation. Colonel Thomas, speaking at the group’s annua] dinner in Edinburgh, said the great lesson to be learned from the strikeand from others in Britain ...
... Rodger Armeil. He is exactly the right type for Tests against the All Blacks. . . .” & THE PRIME MINISTER, Mr Edward Heath, speaking at the ntenary celebration dinner: “In view of the result, I think T shall address you not as an Englishman but as Prime ...
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... 15—Midday Concert: Overture, King Lear (Berlioz);: Violin Concerto No. 3 (Saint-Saens), I—News and Weather, I.s—The Composer Speaks. I.2o—Midday Concert, Part 2: Symphony No. § (Schubert). l.'a—lfl! from Lehar's Guiditta, BC Training Orchestra: Overture ...
... srcul. 3.32—Junior Choice. 9.55— Noel Edmonds, 12—The Rosko Show. I.sl—Scene _and Heard. 2.3l—The lohnstons. 3—Top Gear. Ss—Speak-easy. LM_ e.~ ;1 L Y‘H”ntq Meets Folk. §.3o—Star Sound. 9.15—~ Il'r are Swingin‘, 10.1 ~Ray Moore's Saturday Night. 12— Midnight ...
... enemies by men who may lure them into an ambush and shoot them in the back of the head. To be wary of a Greek-speaking Cypriot or an Arabic-speaking Adeni is easier than to guard against bullets from seeming friends who share your language and affect to share ...
... minister, who has appealed for the introduction of a form of bishop in the Kirk, heard an expansion of his views last night. Speaking at a dialogue meeting” in Largo -and Newburn Church, Fife, the Rev. Douglas Lister said: “The 'first need in the Kirk is ...
... turn-into steel and concrete, that your business enterprise is supported by banking hands as skilful as your own. Bank of Scotland speaks in accents you understand; is the bank for all who build for tomorrow, both in business and at home. Make the St. Andrew symbol ...
... 3o—Tomorrow’s Horoscope. 6.3s—Crossroads. 7.0 —This Is Your Life. 7.3o~—Coronation Street. 8.0 —The Benny Hill Show. 9.0 —Speaking of Murder— See Grampian. 100 —News At Ten and . Border Weather. 10.30—Football: llighll%hts from a European Cup match. 11 ...
... broadcast * Talkin,” Mr Rippon said: “We have had a union with Scotland for a long time.” Implicitly. therefore. Mr Rippon speaks not for Britain but for England. which reinforces the fear that Scotland’s inshore fisheries and hill farms may be sacrificed ...
... Turnbull isn’t one of them. He talks football carefully and sensibly, eschewing prophecies and snap judgments. It is only when he speaks of what he calls greatness that he gets excited. Six years ago last Sunday he arrived in Aberdeen, with the aim of bringing ...