... GRILLING Lord Killanin and his executive board spent ten hours yesterday grilling a delegation from Montreal, which reported on its frantic plans to get ready for the games even though the stadium will be far from finished. To-day, the Canadians will ...

... the €conomiC Situa-. e gaig, were noteworthy. Lord Killanin welcomed tion. The chairman said the proposalsin Eire toimprove Bank chairman ' Lord pankwasalsoconfidentthat the cost effectiveness of Killanin announced the . .geries. of American public e ...

... year. Lord Killanin an- The two Japanese 1.0. C. minced in Mont-^a vos•ermembers. Prince Tsunevoshl But at least f•cs .ears Takeda and Masaji remain before a decision is Kiyokawa. have been pre- tat-en aAvnr^e ro” , nr. hi- , Lnrd /Martin last Lord Kilisnin ...

... permit entry of a Taiwan team under the Nationalist flag of China. Montreal's Games thus survived what lOC presndent, Lord Killanin, described as the greatest crisis in Olympic history. The lOC had to retreat from its long-held princip,e that governments ...

... Down; 4.15 No Queens. Windsor: 3.00, Leith Princess; 4.30, Summary; 5.00, Prow. Inish jum?}'ockey Michael Morris, son of Lord Killanin, has taken out a licence under both rules. ...

... daughter. Miss Elisabeth Julia Morris, both of 48, Lower Leeson Street, Dublin; and his nephew, the Right Uon. Martin Lord Killanin, of Spidoal, Galway. The testator left £12,000*10 his wife in addition to provision made for her by settlement, and he ...

... yesterday, in the case of Lord K son of the late Justice Morris, a famo Judge, who claimed compensation | state, malicious damage of the family re: and Spiddal House, County Galway, ia | amae. consequence of which Lord Killanin was Qe bie, Oh ...

... ademand by 16 African countries to bar New Zealand from the Olympic Games because of its sports links with South Africa. Lord Killanin told the African delegations that the committee had no reason to exclude New Zealand. The Africans had demanded the ban ...

... Olympic chief ill LORD KILLANIN (62), president of the International .(:'J'mpbc Committee, collapsed from a mild heart attack after seeing his son, jockey Michael Morris, win the major race of the day at F.iryh‘ouse. near Dublin, Wm at St. Vincent’s Hospital ...

... in Galway yesterday in connection with the trans-Atlantic question. the attendance included the Hori. Richard Nugent, lord Killanin. the Most Rev. Dr. O’Dea, Bishop of Galway; etc. Il was arranged that Mr. TatJow, general manager of the Midland Railway ...

... profits increased from £290,530 to £624,740. The bank was set up three years ago, and in his annual statement the chairman, Lord Killanin, refers to the results as “very satisfactory ...

... Irish peer in international “I would have been very happy not to have been elected,” said 58-year-old Irish peer Lord Killanin as soon as he was put in the hottest seat in international sport. Elected yesterday to serve for the next eight years as President ...