Squadron Leader Samuel Segal
April 2, 1902 - June 4, 1985Summary information for Squadron Leader Samuel Segal
Contributions
1969
CANNABIS REPORT Lords January 23, 1969
DEMOLITION OF CHIPPING NORTON HOUSES Lords January 29, 1969
SOCIAL SERVICES: THE SEEBOHM REPORT Lords January 29, 1969
DISPOSAL OF SEIZED ENEMY PROPERTY Lords February 13, 1969
2 speeches — RITUAL SLAUGHTER OF ANIMALS Lords February 18, 1969
THE TATE GALLERY Lords February 20, 1969
RAIL SERVICES AND COMFORT OF PASSENGERS Lords February 25, 1969
2 speeches — GENERAL PRACTITIONERS' DEPUTISING SERVICES Lords February 25, 1969
DOCTORS' OVERSEAS QUALIFICATIONS Lords March 6, 1969
NIGERIA: BOMBING OF BIAFRAN CIVILIAN TARGETS Lords March 11, 1969
3 speeches — NIGERIA: UNITED NATIONS AND PEACE EFFORTS Lords March 13, 1969
ABORTION STATISTICS Lords March 25, 1969
VOLUNTARY EUTHANASIA BILL [H.L.] Lords March 25, 1969
ELY HOSPITAL, CARDIFF: INQUIRY FINDINGS Lords March 27, 1969
NIGERIA: ARMS SUPPLIES AND PEACE EFFORTS Lords April 16, 1969
NURSES BILL [H.L.] Lords April 21, 1969
AID TO SOUTH YEMEN Lords April 22, 1969
ABORTION ACT AND PRIVATE NURSING HOMES Lords April 28, 1969
SHIPPING AND USE OF CAPE ROUTE Lords May 22, 1969
BRITISH TROOPS IN MALAYSIA Lords June 12, 1969
RHODESIA: EXCHANGES WITH SMITH RÉGIME Lords June 17, 1969
HONG KONG: HOUSING ACCOMMODATION Lords June 19, 1969
3 speeches — WYTHAM: FUTURE DEVELOPMENT Lords July 1, 1969
2 speeches — WYTHAM: CLOSURE OF PRIMARY SCHOOL Lords July 1, 1969
MIDDLE EAST: FOUR-POWER TALKS Lords July 9, 1969
OVERCROWDING IN MENTAL HOSPITALS Lords July 21, 1969
SOUTHERN YEMEN GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC SERVICE PENSIONS Lords July 22, 1969
DIVORCE REFORM BILL Lords July 24, 1969
THE HOSPITAL SERVICE: WASTE ALLEGATIONS Lords November 25, 1969
BROADCASTING: LOCAL RADIO DEVELOPMENT Lords November 25, 1969
RESURFACING OF M.4 MOTORWAY Lords December 2, 1969
GREECE AND THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE Lords December 16, 1969
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