... LATEST. VORSTER SPEAKS ON WCC (See. Page 11) The South African Premier, Mr John Vorster, said WOC delegation “would' “nbt.Be allowed into * his _ country Government conditions.” —= Reuter. , ; ATI ...

... July 5, not just half of it, and to scrap all hire-purchase restrictions, particularly to help the car industry '~ He was speaking at a lunch given by the North Edinburgh Conservative Association. ...

... said _that ;far ww the liberation struggle, H nition of the revolutionary group had been detrimental to it. Mr Sahnoun was speaking affer a 'day of efforts to find % Yromue between Tangania-. vory Coast towards ‘the disc sion of tatks with South Africs ...

... affairs, alleged yesterday. The Government had only been awaiting the right moment t 0 deliver the “coup de grace,” he said. Speaking to mere than 300 UCS and Plessey workers in driving rain on Dumbarton Green, Mr Ross accused the Trade and %‘uflry« linist:& ...

... nothing to lose as the Government would bai] the firm out? Is it not time that someone wha really knows what goes on should speak out loud and clear and tell the country. where. some of our key . in are h 8 l Gu e only honest politician of the Left? Has ...

... Ilngl;y “We ar a _ tremendous burden, We will, if necessury, have to go through hell to meet this situation.” g Mrs Gandhi, speaking at the end of the four-hour debate, said that with each passing day ts:e possibility of a political settlement in East Pakistan ...

... forward inking human: beings than of factory slaves, Are these not old Liberal principles? Have we not often heard Mr Steel speak on them? —I am etc. Malcolm Slesser. I lometfll wonder whether i‘ou, Sir, las dispirited as r David Maxwell (June 9). Let us ...

... as a lem“: future. It asks Jews how they did it to survive 2000 years.” In “ A Beggar in Jerusalem,” published earlier, he speaks of Jews as Europe’s “memorty ™ who, through their suffering, keep awake the West's moral conscience. But is there a group ...

... Tape. . [~ To e Mr David Lambie, Labour MP for Central Ayrshire, who raised the boy’s case in the House of Commons, will speak. Others will be Mr William Dunlop, sen., the lawyer who has taken up the boy’s case; Mr Alexander Munro, headmaster of Geilsland ...

... Gas Council in London said they had ne objection in principle to supplying natural gas for electrical generation. “The facts speak for themselves and belie Mr Allan’s eriticism. Natural gas is already being supplied to a power station in the Midlands and ...

... Pakistan. 5 The State Department said today that they welcomed the restraint shown by India in dealing with the refugee problem. Speaking of - talks Mr iinghNhM y:t‘ with Presoi‘- ent ixon State, Mr Sfimnn»my the department ‘spokesman said that the US intended ...

... like being taken abroad and out of themselves, if only in theory, others icily ! When it comes:to asking {Qu!gnc figures to speak, Mollie has had “ astonishingly good reaction.” Both Harold . Wilson and Edward Heath have contributed and not one Cabinet ...