... together in a manner pgrice that Lisburn families Republican Clubs and their which was the envy of many ot eventuslly = socialist fellow-fravellers shmbunttios in the are enemies of freedom and Seduinse. property. : “What will be the resuit of ...

... have been released without the Board's authority, give grave cause for concern. The discriminating hand of Mr Callaghan’s socialist mpeu can be seen ind the proposal o nationalise the Protestant schools whilst Roman Catholic schools retain full autonomy ...

... openly and blandly seen to be considering what might be offered to whom in order tostave off defeat. The Liberais and the Socialists were both complimenting themselves that they would be able to keep their integrity. Thereby, in my opinion, they made integrity ...

... step and one which parents will live to regret. I do not wish toexpand here, on my belief that this is, in the main, a socialist political manoeuvre, but rather to draw attention to what would appear to be sheer hypocrisy on the part of those principals ...

... pursued, suggests that any government move to change the system is a political interference in education; much worse indeed, a socialist plot to impose an unwanted system for doctrinaire and ideological reasons.”’ “Perhaps enough has been said in the introduction ...

... proposed in the Cowan Report are quite unacceptable to our Party. Exeprience in England now shows that blindly following socialist dogma in this field creates even more and greater problems.”’ ““The children of to-day are the citizens of to-morrow and ...

... Ireland Office Labour Jim Kilfedder has ministers as long as it attacked the Govern- corresponds with ment on education re-or- socialist doctrine. ganisation. “To concoct a report “It is an absolute dis- on such an important grace that under Direct matter as ...

... viole in the IRA ca of terror, the Govern thought im y in terms of reducing the Army reform, and thej insistence on tp, socialist dogma comprehensive education, ?;ve no :lnan_ date from the people of this Province.” Councillor Campbel] said t.hefi);r t:“m ...

... plans in the Cowan Report are quite unacceptable to our party, and experience in England now shows that blindly following socialist dogma in this field creates even more and greater problems. Your child is the citizen of tomorrow — ensure that he is properly ...

... areas There was much public oncern over the change in he education system in the rovince to another system lored to suit | socialistic ogma. However. as a he public was not satisfied with the present edycation system @ a whole. Changes were needed to benefit ...

... bitterness and the recriminations were the terrorists and the trouble-makers. Successive Westminster Governments, both socialist and Tory, swallowed the lies. And the Governments had gone wone step further by inspiring and approving ways of driving the ...

... proposed in the Cowan Report are quite unacceptable to our party and experience in England now shows that blindly following Socialist dogma in this field creates even more and greater problems’. Members of Lisburn. Ladies; Circle who held a wine and cheese ...