Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Anderson : Where did they get their fundamental training and ability to go right up to the frontier ? Sir Leonard Owen : They came up the hard way . Plenty of good men come up the hard way - they have the spark in their eye , and we ...
... Anderson : Where did they get their fundamental training and ability to go right up to the frontier ? Sir Leonard Owen : They came up the hard way . Plenty of good men come up the hard way - they have the spark in their eye , and we ...
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... Anderson , you would perhaps summarise briefly the points in your submission which you would wish to discuss with us this morning ? Mr. Anderson : Thank you . We have of course confined our comments entirely to higher education as far ...
... Anderson , you would perhaps summarise briefly the points in your submission which you would wish to discuss with us this morning ? Mr. Anderson : Thank you . We have of course confined our comments entirely to higher education as far ...
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... Anderson : So that , so far as British needs are concerned , there is no need to expand existing schools or establish new ones ? Professor Weipers : I think we have sum- marised the position in our memo- random on recruitment to the ...
... Anderson : So that , so far as British needs are concerned , there is no need to expand existing schools or establish new ones ? Professor Weipers : I think we have sum- marised the position in our memo- random on recruitment to the ...
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VOLUME D | 1074 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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