... Invasion troops Peogle still remainir}g in the Ugandan capital of Kampala today wondered why the Tanzanian and Ugandan invasion force on its outskirts had not fiet moved .into the virtually defenceless city. They said intermittent shelling and gunfire ...

... Invasion Mrs Mansur said that a few hours after she arrived in Athens and “before I got on my flane to Beirut, I saw ambuances and fire engines and police racing on the tarmac.” The 31-year-old bouti(‘ue owner, who is partially Earalysed, said she and ...

... Invasion The unions claimed today they had pickets outside the plant before 6 am, but golice. who were on duty there before dawn said pickets did not arrive until later in the morning and workers were able to walk in without being S Meanwhile the Sheerness ...

... INVASION The “Kingston Report” — an unofficial document which takes a searching look at the present and future Bridg- north—is expected to be published within the next few weeks. ...

... INVASION “I have now tabled Commons’ questions to the Home Secretary, Mr Roy Jenkins, asking whether he considers it appropriate for the police, at the request of a prison governor, to inquire discreetly into the characters of the public who have not ...

... Invasion “The highly successful way in which this task was accomplished reflects the courage, judgment, high professional skill and devotion to duty of all the men of Staffordshire’s own armoured regiment, which has performed a signal service in dangerous ...

... invasion has also been recruited to Push Vono’s products in Belgium and France. Initially, admits Mr Little, it will be hard going. Big brand names are almost unknown on the Continent which means that furniture retailers have to be cultivated individually ...

... INVASION About 70 per cent. of the prisoners in Attica Prison are black. Not one prison guard is black. All the prisoners were sent to Attica because they could not be controlled at other State institutions. _ Reporters covering the rebellion noted that ...

... Invasion “The trouble is that we spend so much time debating it that nothing ever gets on the statute books.” In principle, Mr Archer believes there isa need for some kind of privacy law, but agrees that the public are ambivalent. “People may be reluctant ...

... INVASION Feelings against the U.S. have been high in Greece since the Turkish invasion of Cyprus last year. Greeks and Greek Cypriots blame U.S. policy for the invasion and the occupation of part of the island by Turkish troops. The Greek Government last ...

... Invasion The Argentine government refused to allow his son’s body to be returned to Argntina saying this would imply British sovereignty of the islands. But his father was allowed by the British to become the first Argentinian to visit the Falklands since ...

... = Invasion It was National Service which gave him access to secrets which enabled him to “mole” for Moscow while in the RAF and at GCHQ Cheltenham. He did two years as a storeman but his high IQ was recognised and when he signed on for six years, he was ...