Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 1140
... Chairman : You are saying that you lack the freedom of obtaining advice and assistance from a wide area , from national as well as local figures . Sir Edward Appleton : And the free- dom to found a chair and fill it with- out going ...
... Chairman : You are saying that you lack the freedom of obtaining advice and assistance from a wide area , from national as well as local figures . Sir Edward Appleton : And the free- dom to found a chair and fill it with- out going ...
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... Chairman : There is one other question I think we should touch on , namely , the position of women . Is the com- mittee to assume that the second para- graph of paragraph 7 of your memo- randum applies to the universities of this ...
... Chairman : There is one other question I think we should touch on , namely , the position of women . Is the com- mittee to assume that the second para- graph of paragraph 7 of your memo- randum applies to the universities of this ...
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... Chairman : be How could this organised ? Would it not in practice be something rather like a department with a permanent secretary ? Sir William Arbuckle : Yes . Chairman : Do you think that the chair- man of a body which meets once a ...
... Chairman : be How could this organised ? Would it not in practice be something rather like a department with a permanent secretary ? Sir William Arbuckle : Yes . Chairman : Do you think that the chair- man of a body which meets once a ...
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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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