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50 Years Ago Foreign Affairs

50 Years Ago – 15 January 1972

January 15, 2022January 15, 2022 admin Dom Mintoff, Malta, Peter Carrington, Peter Walker

15 January 1972 Peter Walker, the Environment Minister, ordered an inquiry into allegations that a large quantity of cyanide drums

50 Years Ago Foreign Affairs Trade Unions

50 Years Ago – 7 January 1972

January 7, 2022 admin Douglas Jay, Malta, Robert Carr, Trade Unions

7 January 1972 The Government told the country to be prepared for the first national coal strike since 1926 following

50 Years Ago Foreign Affairs Northern Ireland

50 Years Ago – 4 January 1972

January 4, 2022 admin Abel Muzorewa, Dom Mintoff, Malta, Northern Ireland, Rhodesia

4 January 1972 Abel Muzorewa (in photo above), a Methodist Bishop, condemned the British deal with Rhodesia and said that

50 Years Ago Foreign Affairs Northern Ireland Trade Unions

50 Years Ago – 3 January 1972

January 3, 2022 admin 50 Years Ago, IRA, Joe Gormley, Lawrence Daly, Malta, Northern Ireland

3 January 1972 Last-minute negotiations to prevent a miner’s strike continued, with discussions held between Derek Ezra, the Chairman of

50 Years Ago – 1 January 1972

January 1, 2022January 1, 2022 admin Belfast, Brian Faulkner, Dom Mintoff, IRA, Malta, Northern Ireland

1 January 1972 Brian Faulkner, the Prime Minister of Northern Ireland, criticised the BBC for a controversial political programme which

50 Years Ago Environment Foreign Affairs Northern Ireland

50 Years Ago – 30 December 1971

December 30, 2021 admin 50 Years Ago, Dom Mintoff, Malta, Northern Ireland, Peter Walker

30 December 1971 Dom Mintoff (in photo above), the Prime Minister of Malta, survived a vote of confidence in the