Mr Jack Duke
January 27, 1917 -Summary information for Mr Jack Duke
Contributions
1966
HOLIDAYS ABROAD Lords January 25, 1966
4 speeches — ANGLO-SPANISH TOURIST TRADE Lords February 9, 1966
THE DEFENCE REVIEW Lords February 22, 1966
THE F.111A AIRCRAFT Lords February 28, 1966
RAILWAY STAFF TRAVEL CONCESSIONS Lords March 1, 1966
6 speeches — THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY Lords March 1, 1966
CANCELLATION OF SUPER-VC l0s Lords March 9, 1966
2 speeches — GIBRALTAR Lords March 9, 1966
WEST LONDON AIR TERMINAL Lords May 10, 1966
2 speeches — THE F 111A AIRCRAFT Lords May 12, 1966
THE EUROPEAN SPACE VEHICLE LAUNCHER DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION Lords May 26, 1966
B.E.A. AIRCRAFT PURCHASE Lords July 5, 1966
2 speeches — GIBRALTAR—SPAIN FRONTIER RESTRICTIONS Lords July 11, 1966
2 speeches — THE AIRBUS PROJECT Lords July 13, 1966
GIBRALTAR: NEGOTIATIONS WITH SPAIN Lords July 14, 1966
3 speeches — GIBRALTAR AND GREAT BRITAIN Lords August 1, 1966
2 speeches — GIBRALTAR: STRENGTH OF THE SERVICES Lords August 1, 1966
3 speeches — AIRCRAFT PURCHASES OF BRITISH AIR CORPORATIONS Lords August 2, 1966
NOISE FROM SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT Lords August 3, 1966
POST OFFICE REORGANISATION Lords August 3, 1966
2 speeches — RHODESIA: BRITISH EXPORTS TO SOUTH AFRICA AND PORTUGAL Lords August 4, 1966
4 speeches — ABERSTWYTH—CARMARTHEN RAIL SERVICE Lords August 11, 1966
2 speeches — PROPOSED AFRICAN TRANSPORT INSTITUTE Lords August 12, 1966
FUTURE WATER SUPPLIES Lords October 19, 1966
3 speeches — GIBRALTAR: MAINTENANCE OF SUPPLIES Lords October 26, 1966
3 speeches — GIBRALTAR: CUSTOMS CONCESSIONARY LIMIT Lords November 10, 1966
3 speeches — GIBRALTAR: DEFENCE NEEDS AND DEVELOPMENT Lords November 23, 1966
HAVANT LINK ROAD Written Answers December 7, 1966
3 speeches — RAIL SERVICES IN WEST'MIDLANDS Lords December 8, 1966
3 speeches — ENFORCEMENT OF LITTER ACT 1958 Lords December 14, 1966
3 speeches — GIBRALTAR Lords December 19, 1966
2 speeches — THE TIMES TRANSFER TO THOMSON ORGANISATION Lords December 21, 1966
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