... in talks aimed at achieving a solution. It is my profound personal hope that 1972 may see a rea:isation by those who can speak tor the minority community that the way is open to talks. without conditions designed solely to extricate the people of Northern ...

... deal to learn. The BBC has also emerged with a few bruises, particularly as it is not clear to the public who is supposed to speak on behalf of the Corporation. The sight of the BBC dithering in public does not inspire confidence. Several weeks ago I reported ...

... Minister, has thanked Sir Edmund Compton for serving as the first Parliamentary Commissioner for Administvation. Mr. Andrews was speaking yesterday at a luncheon at Stormont to mark the ] retirement of Sir Edmund. He said: We will always be grateful to you for ...

... Governor has just reminded us. we have to save ourselves; no one outside can do more than help, said Mr. Haire. who was speaking at the dedi. l cation ceremony for a new, hall at Garnerville Presbyterian Church, Belfast. ...

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... and the balcony and back of the church was showered with glass. Marchers to defy ban Continued from Page 1' Mr. Paisley, speaking for the Democratic Unionist Party, had a meeting with the GOC. General Tuzo, to protest about the Army's handling of the ...

... `Early beat AN EDINBURGH minister speaking in Londonderry last night advised young people to go to hed early if they wanted to be better Christians. Speaking at the opening meeting of this week's Big i youth rallies organised by the local young people's ...

... on 10 teacher training college or university. At present the - students are learning about computers. astronomy. public speaking, paintings. French. German and a host of other subjects. Thanks to substantial help from the Ministry of Education the fee ...

... SDLP MPs. Mr. Austin Currie, Mr. Paddy Devlin and Mr. Ivan Cooper. Miss Bernadette Devlin. MP. was also present but did no: speak. The following resolution, was passed: We will stand. by all those who have suffered in the North and there will be no talks ...

... concerned. It Mr. McPhilemy contacts me. I will gladly direct him to isims..Christiaa literature of the Ist century AD which speaks of Him. Mr. McPhilemy also forgets the unique claims of Christ. He did not, like Buddha. Confucius an d the rest, merely offer ...

... goes on we begin to wonder to what extent they have already lost out to the extremists. Are they in fact in a positiou to speak with authority and to influence events' If they are not, would it pot be more honourable for them to throw in their hand and ...

... MP. has said the problem of terrorism must be faced in 1972 the country will fall more violence and eventually civil war. Speaking at a meeting of the Larne branch of the Democratic Unionist Party last night. he said: ''The country cannot afford to have ...