Mr R. Comfort, a member of the Assembly of God, speaking against abortion in Cathedral Square yesterday. People in the Square were invited to sign a telegram protesting against Government legislation on abortion before the Royal Commission’s report has been studied. The telegram was drafted by the Abortion Law Reform Association.
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51Mr R. Comfort, a member of the Assembly of God, speaking against abortion in Cathedral Square yesterday. People in the Square were invited to sign a telegram protesting against Government legislation on abortion before the Royal Commission’s report has been studied. The telegram was drafted by the Abortion Law Reform Association. Press, 22 July 1976, Page 3
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