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... surveillance of Soviet military activity in the Indian Ocean, the Defence Minister, Mr. Jim Rillin, said in Canberra today. Speaking on his return from talks with U.S., defence chiefs, Mr. Xillin, described the -Russian' military build-up in the ocean as ...

... quiet tete a tete with the SDLP. Then, perhaps, the loyalists might be ready to accept political realities. IN A MANNER of speaking the English language Is a lot of languages—particularly In an Increasing.. ly complex world. Each job, hobby, sport. profession ...

... week, but since October, it has steadily increased, and lately I have phoned him about 12 times a week. “‘Sometimes I only speak for a short time, but on the majority of occasions it is more than half an hour. 1 now kfi:&’al because of these er the year ...

... Belfast. In the English department, language Is an end in itself. In other departments it is a means to an end. to write and speak in their own words of their own experiences. describing characters they knew. places and events familiar to them. The idea ...

... who destroy the lives and property of our fellow countrymen in Northern Ireland, here or elsewhere. Our record on violence speaks for itself, but British Ministers have joined with us in expressing satisfaction at the excellent results that have been achieved ...

... and No Surrender (June 22i. They small park locally known as deserve credit for their King Billy's Park, and a courage in speaking out on bronze bust of William behalf of all true Orangis cemented in to the wall emen. beside the park gate. This in worth ...

... Family Circle. Memories grow fonder as tho years travel oh. hen you toss for a face and a voice that is gone, no words ae speak can ever spy how much we mina you every (ay. DUFFY, HAMMIE Precious memorise of our dearly-loved Brother, died July_ 1 , 1170 ...

... with terrorist offences in Northern Ireland this year, including 50 charged with murder. Mr Rees also defended his policy of speaking to Provisional Sinn Fein and said he would do so again if necessary. ...

... of a high standard but the results achieved this year were the best yet, the principal said today. Mr. Robert H. Houston, speaking at the colleges ninth annual prize day, said: As time goes by, farming is becoming more and more complicated, calling for ...

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... longterm role in the Province. Mr. Rees said that longterm policy had been reassessed. but must remain flexible. He would speak about liaison between the police and Army at a later date. He told Mr. Tam Dalyell (Lab. W. Lothian) that important funds for ...