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... week. : The _Soviet ‘has become an ment e has akén adventage of the én e e anti-Soviet fe:hux to enhance his own position by speaking out against *Russian imperialism On the ...
... today @ attacked proposals that priests should have factory or office jobs to be nearer the people they SEEE Tt QU Dokl Speaking at the World S; of Bishops here, the| Cudtnfl was commenting on the view taken by some Romu:hcnho[k; bishops that priests ...
... Gaelic language the Book of the'Dean of Lismore. Particularly hard to bear were the numerous tales which depicted the Gaelic-speaking Highlander as an unsorhuflcated and barbaric {oke . The Lowlanders gleelul y passed on stories of how poor Duncan addressed ...
... EEC—B.g*m for law, “sawr” for saw, etc. ot willie o B .In Switzer - arou iio 4, 0 Bty ol ST to give up their freedom tion speaks Rhaetoto manage their own affairs. the Swiss have ognised a To these might be added the rareé commodity and a Channel Islands ...
... and sharp edges on metal toys have been turned under. Mrs Hartley, secretary of the Committee for Children’s Playthings, speaking at the opening of the exhibition, stressed how important this safety element was and how frequently it was overlooked. She ...
... nature and has evidently caused geguht Itrhttlon‘.h o) : ertheless e ussjans hav:ufld with wgltwrflust &e regar comparatively . speaking, %mmn No doubt they are anxious to propagate the image ‘of a responsible great m seriously pursuing in Europe. Nothing arranged ...
... definitely did not enter the territory of any foreign The Press hit back , with :n-nn accusing m:n:r f vagueness and a failure to speak clearly and unambiguously The *“ Rand Daily Mail,” which had been singled out for its Mr zonm :anouneodht;o days that a been ...
... ev: PoRvARD MATED (om meems |7l ;: g amm BTP (M St Zip B EL Ja Bs i v| P il e S r: BEEE 3R asTEls .¢o . 2 ~ M Howell was speaking after | Soohe rate méfifi% ' »oA P | fomh Tk meeting Mr Rrisp Eustace. Yie the close, just two points IRt T, e ) T %A. and ...