... appeared at Helsinki in 1952, and Peking insists It will not return while the 1.0. C. welcomes another team from Taiwan. When Lord Killanin announced plans for his .%sian sisit at the lOC session in Lausanne last May, he was expected to go this month or perhaps ...

... Educative Value of the Modern Museum. Sir WALTER GILBEY. Bart. Occidento Onenfem: Study en route to India. the Riyht Hon. lord KILLANIN. Work for Wealthy I nemploye.). KATUA JUNE BATH EST (late Inrpti tor of Schools). What were the the Rev. Dr BMYTHE PALMER ...

... Trudeau told his Parliament there was no discrimination against athletes from Taiwan. The 1.0. C. and their president. Lord Killanin, were hopeful that the Taiwan delegation would swallow their pride before the next full session of the 1.0. C. later today ...

... authority is asked to take—to pull down certain of the worst streets. A Popular Young Peer. Lord Killanin, who has left London for Edinburgh to act as chairman of a Lords and Commons Commission to deal with Scottish private legislation, was one of the peers ...

... take part but there could be no acceptance of any political ideology. Before President Tirezhney declared the Games open. Lord Killanin, retiring 1.0. C. president, made some pointed references to the political problems. He said he wanted to welcome espedaily ...

... talk and ceremony before sportsmen get the chance to switch the spotlight on the Moscow games from politics to athletics. Lord killanin. Irish president of the International Olmpic Committee 1.0. C.). appealed in Moscow for attention to be concentrated on ...

... opening ceremony, but under the pressure of the worst political crises in Olympic history, will continue into the weekend. Lord Killanin, the Irish peer, who is presiding over his first Olympics, told reporters: It must make the athletes absolutely sick to ...

... play- nations. They will be alread been cut by the ing of national anthems. absent when sportsmen absence of major s:ands. Lord Killanin, lOC presi- finally take the field at powers like the United Meanwhile. William Rea, dent, said many members the weelend ...

... Carrell's charges by saying: Ridiculous. Let them prove such a thing. President of the International Olympic Committee Lord Killanin and the 1.0. C. members staged a demonstration against professionalism at the closing ceremony in Lake Placid . Instead ...

... award he undertook a number of proficiency tests and also did community service at the Waldrons Home for the Elderly. Lord Killanin said in Mexico City on Sunday that he would not be a candidate for reelection as president of the International Olympic ...

... CANADIAN PACIFIC AND A TRANSAT- LANTIC SERVICE. LENT IN “OFFICIAL IGNORANCE In the House of Lords on Tuesday, Lord Killanin asked the Under-Secretary for the Colonies whether had any information as to the reported offer of the Canadian Pacific Railway ...

... Echo now. OLYMPIC TALKS F.I.F.A president Joao Havelange of Brazil said in Havana last night he would meet Olympic chief Lord Killanin shortly to study possible changes in the structure of the Olympic soccer tournament. But he gave no details of the changes ...