... separate,” said Mr Thomson. “ And the voice of European civilisation, so muted since the Second World War, will be able to speak in a united way that can contribute decisively to a more peaceful and prosperous world.” . - Mr Heath plans to make a major ...

... foreign stars may tsl\u the chance to appear on British stages. And Britons could be still worse - off, since more Continentals speak English than the other way round.: Out of every ten members, six ...

... potemitl‘l candidates to give them an opportunity to make real inroads into these areas. . The chairman and secretary were speaking at a Press (onference to ‘give preliminary details of the business to be discussed at the party’s Scottish conference to ...

... with' an emphasis on consumer goods shares with breweries and stores strongly represented, has produced a tenyear record which speaks for itself. The net asset value of the 25p stock umits. has increased from 46p to 1264 p, and the dividend from 1.33ip per ...

... to most people’s belief, this condition is not a fear of open spaces but a morbid fear of public places, or. more broadly speaking, a fear of travelling away from the safety of the home. Agoraphobia usually develops eithers from a more general anxi state ...

... Meikleour, was sighted, the musicians struck up “Saw ye Johnnie coming? . It was going to be quite a heavy programme of speaking and spieling for the noble earl. . Before settling down, along with some 160 gentiemen, to the banquet of honour in the public ...

... Gask Manse, by Auchterarder, Perthshire, December 28, 1972 Sir,~You do not speak for America when you twist this way and that, seeking to defend her policy in Vietnam. You speak for a minority possessed, as Senator Fulbright warned, g{ the arrogance of ...

... Heath saying: “I somethought that he was the ly Englishman favourable tb the entry of Britain into :the Common Market.” ‘Speaking . about the eeconomic cumflnixvm zfln following her entry into the Market, M. mdon said this would cause worries for France ...

... bflfn against a b peace., The true friends of wall of Government indiff America will be th&u who can epce, It would not be speak the truth to her leaders, jnaccurate to say that after a who can strip away the blind-. at yesterday’s papers, ing illusion ...

... . Ugandans to report to the authorities cmhel: officers im the armed forces posing as intelligence officers. ¥ He was speaking at the dismissal -of anm ‘lieutenant who he said ‘had %ined the ‘beatting up of ‘a prison ‘officer on Christmas Day. . . ...

... continue to improve quality, and to persuade the public to include a fish m«}’e in every meal. / GIFT OF KIPPERS He was speaking at a y at ‘Glasgow Airport to. y first .gg of Fanfare for .. He the board were interested -in the Community, because of the ...

... interview tonight ‘that in a world of four very great Powers it was e that the European Community should have a unity and speak with one voice. ~ The interv crc_uld’tullnt;:om'e opponents reproached the Euro- N cal » was possible and desirMi Heath, why ...