Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 1269
... James Pitman : No , I do not think So. Mr. Elvin : Or alternatively a school of engineering , or something else ? Sir James Pitman : I think that the expansion programmes of all of them could be so directed as to give a considerable ...
... James Pitman : No , I do not think So. Mr. Elvin : Or alternatively a school of engineering , or something else ? Sir James Pitman : I think that the expansion programmes of all of them could be so directed as to give a considerable ...
Page 1270
... James Pitman : That is not mutually conflicting . Professor Drever : It could be a bad thing ; it depends who you are resident with . Borstal has a high resident population ! Mr. Elvin : There are ... James Pitman and Mrs. Eirene White.
... James Pitman : That is not mutually conflicting . Professor Drever : It could be a bad thing ; it depends who you are resident with . Borstal has a high resident population ! Mr. Elvin : There are ... James Pitman and Mrs. Eirene White.
Page 1271
... James Pitman : But this only means that it is necessary to plan on a number of tiers . For the top tier what is most desirable is an academic degree followed by one year of teacher training . That ... James Pitman and Mrs. Eirene White.
... James Pitman : But this only means that it is necessary to plan on a number of tiers . For the top tier what is most desirable is an academic degree followed by one year of teacher training . That ... James Pitman and Mrs. Eirene White.
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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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