... % i ASSOCIATION. PUBLIC MEETING PROFESSOR ‘JOAN ROBINSON . (Cambridge University) will speak on ECONOMICS AND THE CULTURAL REVOLUTION | in the CONFERENCE THEATRE, HERIOT-WATT UNIVERSITY, MOUNTBATTEN BUILDING, ' GRASSMARKET. i on FRIDAY, 16th APRIL. “at ...

... current financial year have continued and accelerated during the rest of their first half year. ‘ Lord Stoktgs, the dchnnnan. speaking at the annual meeting yesterday, assured shareholders that production has been much better than in the comparable gerlod ...

... scorching attack on the Metrication Board and Lord Ritchie-Calder, their chairman, accysing them of “ usurpation of power.” Speaking at Hagley, Worcestershire, Mr Powell insisted that metrication had not been an issue in a General Election, there had e ebute ...

... frequent as the ml went by, and 1 considered: to be a sign that they had relaxed sufficiently in my presence to be able to speak in whatever tongue came = easier. The younger ones, mother explained, had been born in this country, ;&W English as their er ...

... Segie for ‘Evans. The' tragic fervour of Keu:edy’s retelling loses nothing by concentrating :dy on the facts and allowthem to speak, unspeakably, for themselves. Brilliant documentation. As Lord Birkett said of the hardcover edition: if it had been presented ...

... automati¢ entry to Britain for dependents of Commonwealth citizens here could lead to “ great evils and inhumanity.” Mr Powell, speaking during the Commons * standing committee stage of the Government’s Immigration Bill, opposed an Opposition amendment to continue ...

... be TRESE. .o ol P aa This was said yesterday by the Scottish Under-Secretary of State for Development, Mr George Younger. speaking in his home constituency, AyrT. At the opem:? of a property ooty T e, Mo Yqunge aculty s ounger commented that g‘ recent ...

... yesterday that it was the party’s aim to eliminate Progressive, Moderate and other quasi-Tory labels from municipal politics. Speaking in' Glasgow, a fortnight after taking l;g his appointment as party airman, Sir William made it clear that although Conservatives ...

... an , made public - by the Yugoslav news , the 78-yearold leader said that some party leaders “violate unity although they -speak ‘in favour of it” He promised soon to name those who were destroying eur community ” and implied- that he constitutional amendments ...

... prowess as a gynaecologist and obstetrician throughout the islands is well known and the infant mortalitv rate since her arrival speaks for itself. As mothers we are considering ways ‘and means of takjng %fler 3m.¢;lpcludha an'a .20 & | ] : e o %Jnne- Patterson ...

... gross ll)nul‘ferenrge” g’l ht‘!sxe election st}ppo ers opponent, llr oe Gormley, the Lancashire miners’ leader. Mr McGahey, speaking in Aberdeen, was o:zlyying to Jack hlympuldd 57 g' ent e 25,000 Midlands miners, who said that the NUM were in danger of ...

... but his conspicuous friendliness at the reception for the Western table-tennis teams resembled Mr Khrushchev’s efforts at speaking to the American people over the head of the US Government, which remains a target for Chinese vituperation. - Among other ...