Squadron Leader Samuel Segal
April 2, 1902 - June 4, 1985Summary information for Squadron Leader Samuel Segal
Contributions
1965
THE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL SERVICES Lords February 3, 1965
4 speeches — ACCIDENTS ON THE OXFORD NORTHERN BY-PASS Lords February 18, 1965
2 speeches — FORESTRY Lords February 24, 1965
REINTERMENT OF ANNE MOWBRAY REMAINS Lords March 11, 1965
REPORT ON CARE OF EPILEPTICS Lords April 6, 1965
EDUCATION OF HANDICAPPED CHILDREN Lords April 6, 1965
DEFENCE Lords April 7, 1965
OXFORD OUTER BY-PASSES Lords April 13, 1965
PROPOSED WITNEY BY-PASS Lords April 29, 1965
2 speeches — DOCTORS' CAR-PARKING PROBLEMS Lords May 12, 1965
3 speeches — OXFORD NORTHERN BY-PASS Lords May 13, 1965
2 speeches — URBAN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Lords May 19, 1965
TOWN-TWINNING WITH EAST GERMAN TOWNS Lords May 27, 1965
BRITISH CONSULTATION ON U.S.A. ANTI-COMMUNIST POLICIES Lords May 27, 1965
B.B.C. AND WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT FIGHT Lords June 1, 1965
PRICE INCREASES AND GOVERNMENT POLICY Lords June 2, 1965
3 speeches — DOCTORS' PARKING BADGES Lords June 29, 1965
3 speeches — FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF OXFORD Lords June 29, 1965
LEPROSY AMONG IMMIGRANTS Lords July 6, 1965
NEWSPAPER PHOTOGRAPH OF ALLEGED GHANAIAN PRISONERS Lords July 7, 1965
AIR MAIL STAMPS Written Answers July 8, 1965
2 speeches — THE HOSPITAL PLAN AND UNIVERSITIES Lords July 21, 1965
FOREIGN AFFAIRS Lords July 28, 1965
2 speeches — VENTILATION OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS Lords August 5, 1965
2 speeches — NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE PRESCRIPTIONS COSTS Lords August 5, 1965
RESTRICTION OF UNIVERSITY BUILDING Lords November 2, 1965
CERVICAL CANCER Lords November 2, 1965
POWER CUTS AND INDUSTRY Lords November 17, 1965
ABORTION BILL [H.L.] Lords November 30, 1965
ALCOHOLISM Lords December 2, 1965
3 speeches — PROPOSED TUNNEL FOR A.40 ROAD Lords December 7, 1965
REGIONAL GOVERNMENT Lords December 15, 1965
SOUTHERN RHODESIA (PETROLEUM) ORDER 1965 Lords December 22, 1965
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