Howards PATROL of Green Howards. led by Second-Lieut. Dutton k:::ed three terrorists and captured three. including two women, in the Taints area of Perak State. yesterday,_ -- Kinong'ihiTs - e -- iiilled was Phanfl Ngen. a committee member of the la'avan Communists, who had £1.6

Two shepherds who tend their sheep on the lonely moorland in the shadow of the giant TV mast on Holme Moss had a change yesterday when, taking their four dogs, they went to the station to rehearse their parts in a feature designed to show viewers what it is like in and around th

A 10. Downing Street announcement last night named a further six M.P.s as substitutes for the United Kingdom delegation to the consultative assembly of the Council of Europe which resumes its session in Strasbourg on September 15. They are: Conservative. Mr. John Foster (Northwi

tavern theft EDWARD DUFF (51), maintenance man, of Boldshay Street, Bradford, former manager of the Cemetery Tavern. Middleton Road. Leeds, was goaled for nine months at Leeds Quarte:: Sessions yesterday after uleading "Guilty" to stealing £305 as servant from Ind Coope and Alls

In 1947 when Morecambe Rotary !Club organised a mass walk across . the sands, more than 200 young people took part. Although a oneway ;journey i.. _ somesenoughfor acme. fl ; people have walked both ways ! between the tides. These include Mr. Jack Hackett, a local journalist. an

rrHE efforts by the Governine-: 2 - to arrest the growing unemployment in the textile industry reflected in the reduction. b • 41.500. in the number of registercr: unemployed in textiles on July 14 last. The Minisfry of Labo:;-. announcing this in its review today of the employm

s are cooked in a giant's kitchen of vertical retorts. NEXT time I se* food in the larder I shall remember the moving staircase of peas, the rneturometer that lIKVISMIOS the maturity of peas, huge cookers full of conned plums and a girl throwing cons into a container with astonis

167, Fleet Street Friday Night. THE Duke of Edinburgh will interrupt his holiday in Scotland to attend the opening of the British Association meeting in Belfast on September 3. An immediate past-president. the Duke will propose a vote of thanks to the present president, Prof. A.

JANET LORD (13), of S. Field„. way. Clayton, Bradford, has gained second highest marks in Britain and Ireland in the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music grade six (intermediate) pianoforte examination and has been d.- dared a silver medallist. Instead of a medal, howe

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