PREMIER Macmillan has been "talking about spring sunshine from his long Rip van Winkle hibernation," said Labour Leader Harold Wilson yesterday. He told miners at Aberdare, Glamorgan: "Of S t ruggle for the course he has, because we are getting near a General emerging minds Elec

FED UP with being out of work, Ron Campbell decided to leave town with his wife Marjorie in search of a new future. And behind them they left their eight children—for the council to look after. They did not tell the children—eldest fourteen, youngest six—that they were going. No

SUNDAY MIRROR REPORTER BRITAIN'S 300,000 nurses were given a pay rise yesterday. But at the same time the board and lodging charges paid by the nurses were increased, too. And this will mean virtual pay cuts of up to 2s. 4d. a week for some nursing auxiliaries and students. A nu

Cod HIS finger isn't on the button!" 4 " I'm beginning to sus- "1 wish you wouldn't pect they're out of take those weather re- ammunition." ports so seriously!" "Von Bronstein hates small talk"

Mr. William Wood, a former cashier for Colebrook's who now works for Greig's in Reading, told me: " Some of the letters of complaint we have had are quite abusive. " But cash business is proving better. Vans and drivers cost a lot of money. "We are saving that now and passing th

? Caroline Lindsay - Fynn was nearly twenty-one when she left her wealthy parents' home to live with a man for whom she felt, and still feels. intense love. With him she adopted a way of life so appalling that many parents would feel that they never wanted to see her again. But

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