The practice of the University crews at Putney on Saturday morning was not by any means in accordance with expectation. According to the arrangemob.ts made on i'riday, Cambridge were going to row a trial on the ebb over the full course from the Ship at Mortlake to Putney Bridge,

By DOUGLAS HAIG Birmingham Post Political Col MR. AMERY, Minister of Aviation, told the Commons yesterday, amid at times Labour jeers and laughter, that Sir Giles Guthrie, B 0 A C chairman, had agreed to take 17 of the 30 Super V C 10s on order by the Corporation—all of which Si

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1981 Is to be referred to the Minister of Housing and Local Government. The disagreement is between Oxfordshire County Council Planning Committee and a joint advisory committee representing three local planning authorities. The joint committee's report was called for the Ministe

CAIRO, Monday. PRESIDENT NYERERE of Tanganyika and Zanzibar today replied to President Nkrumah's criticisms of the African "Liberation Committee," declaring: " I do not propose to pay much attention to them." Mr. Nyerete, first speaker at the fifth session of the " summit" of th

The British Museum has decided to give freer access to most of the papers in its collections which are of possible value to historical land other students. Most of these papers are those of modern statesmen, diplomats and other public figures. Until now they have normally been r

OPENING a debate in the Commons yesterday on the cost of living, MR. JAMES CALLAGHAN (Lab.—Cardiff, S.E.), Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, claimed that since January. 1954, prices had risen by more than five per cent per annum. " If the present trend continues during the res