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... Speak Mr. English protested in the Commons yesterday against a ruling by Mr. Wilson that the freedom of Ministers to speak out against the Market in the country did not extend to Parliament itself. Speaker Selwyn Lloyd will announce this afternoon whether ...
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... Speaking I wAS interested to meet this week another new publisher. Quite an old one this time, and based in Hong Kong. He is 65-year-old Derek Adkins, who was sent out to Hong Kong by the late Mark Longman to work with Longman (Hong Kong) Ltd. For the ...
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... speaking on Utopia THIS may be the lirst Lent when the oft misquoted words of Mr. Harold Macmillan You have never had it so good**. ring in a rather hollow way. Nevenheless. for the majority of the population of Britain. especially in the South East. ...
... to speak ANTI-Marketeers want Tony Wedgwood Benn to address a Get Britain out of Europe meeting at H. nth Town Hall. But they may be stopped be cause of a confidential docu ment circulated to Cabinet Mi nisters last week. It suggests that Ministers ...
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... Must speak Surely, I thought. those splendid Kings of Arms, Heralds, Pursuivants with rolling medieval names Garter and Clarenceux. Rouge Dragon, Portcullis a n Bluemantle must speak ! But no Herald sounds a triimpet. No Pursuivant pursuives . The most ...
... emphasise some point of particular importance, it is more effective to speak more slowly and more softly. The Grantham elocution teacher who taught Mrs. Thatcher how a nice girl should speak all those years ago, couldn't have put it better. ...
... GANDHI-SPEAK T HE Indian Parliament yesterday rubber stamped Mrs. Gandhi's abolition of civil liberties. Mrs. Gandhi herself says: The very summoning of Parliament has proved that democracy is functioning. YES ? • Opposition leaders are in jail. • ...
... The people speak THAT'S final. The British people—north, south, east and west want to stay in Europe. Their verdict is decisive. The majority in favour of the Common Market is crushing. It was the No-men who demanded the Referendum. it was they who said ...
... Personally Speaking BOOKS about Fleet Street and its environs are, on the whole, expendable. Of course, there will always be Philip Gibbs’s Street of Adventure; and C. E. Montague’s A Hind Let Loose is the sort of book one can return to again and again ...