... Lady Killanin, was stolen from Brown's Hotel, Dover Street, Mayfair, London on Tuesday night by a thief who left no traces. - The gems consisted of two pairs of diamond earrings, two diamond ‘bracelets. two diamond brooches and three rings. ~ Lord Killanin ...

... indication at this stage what the decision would be. Rumours have abounded lately that the Games might be cancelled but Lord Killanin, President of 10C, wus reported to have said in Dublin the Games would form, on July 1 treal. . Problems of scheduling ...

... will take the place of tne Royal Burgh of Ayr Handi¢ on September 19. Irsh amateur rider Michae! Morris, whose father ki Lord Killanin, chairman of Gelway Races and presiden. of the International Olmpic Committee, bids for 1 Grand National double. Ha tdes ...

... meetings with national governing bodies of 25 Olympic sports. A copy of the Council’s views has been sent by Sir Robin to Lord Killanin, President of (hco.llynpic Committee, the British Olympic Association and all governing bodies of asy:’lkobhmw that the ...

... recent weeks over President Kennedy being asked to visit the Giant’s Causeway. In his book *“ Shell Guide to Ireland Lord Killanin tells us that the Causeway is a remarkable geological phenomenon which has been rated one of the natural wonders of the ...

... on fillms has written several rovels and is a director on numerous Irish companies as well as being a member of Lloyds. Lord Killanin is a friendly man, always willing to see the hfh:er side of-things. - But he will need all his Irish humour —and luck—to ...

... were expected to be dis- not be in Mexico City. S. e .- W- = tional Olympic committee was appointed at the withdrawal Lord Killanin, Ireland’s quesiion was in secret. ! announced in Lausanne and of the invitation. representative on the Interna- of my ...

... year. Honorary degrees were awarded to Sir Douglas Bader (D.Sc¢.) and Dr Alan purges, former vice-chancellor (D.Sc¢.) and Lord Killanin presndenl of the Inrernational Olympic Com_oo (D.Litt.)s graduates were lated bv the university chanceltlor, the Duke of ...

... general desire were expressed from all-quarters for such a conference, to do their best to facilitate calling it together. Lord KILLANIN mid the proposal would mean that the whole subject would discussed broader and more national lines than had yet been the ...

... Barrister-at-Law, and Robinson sat in the Ballymena Courthouse and heard number of foir rent applications from the estates Lord Killanin, W. li. S. Cray, Robert. Thompson, T. E. D. Crommelin, trustees of William layers, Mary O'Neill, Jones, and M'Kane. James ...

... although he will still be the figurehead until these Games are completed. Hopefully his successor will be the liberal Lord Killanin, of ireland, a man much younger in years and ideas »The other candidate is the French Aristocrat Count Jean de Beaumont ...

... Peer pleas for sport not politics’ MOSCOW — Lord Killanin, President of the International Olympic Committee, appealed for concentration on sport ut_hee; uh‘:tn p:gittics when he arriv mght for The Irish Peer, whose eight turbulent years at the head of ...