Word: caccia
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Since war's end Whitehall has fielded a Round Table of diplomatic knights-Sir Harold Caccia, Sir William Hayter, Sir Con O'Neill, Sir Pierson Dixon, Sir Frank Roberts, among others-whose rare talents have been superbly supported by the smooth, articulate technicians of Whitehall. The government has not yet said when it will tear down the Foreign Office. Indeed, if it should change its mind and spare the old building, it could well argue that some of the world's wiliest diplomats have come from palazzos-if not from slums...
...Washington's most fashionable genre artists, chic Lady Caccia, wife of departing British Ambassador Sir Harold Caccia, unveiled a favorite essay in oils. Setting of the painting: the swimming pool at the rented Virginia summer estate of New York's Senator Jacob Javits. Lady Caccia's model: the spouse of Kentucky's Senator John Sherman Cooper, sun-shy Lorraine Cooper, who totes a pastel parasol even when campaigning with her husband in the backwoods...
...Harold Caccia, British Ambassador to the U.S. LL.D...
Ormsby-Gore will replace Career Diplomat Sir Harold Caccia, 55, who has been in the job nearly five years, and among other things was largely responsible for smoothing over Anglo-U.S. differences after Suez. Sir Harold will step up to Permanent Under Secretary of State, highest job attainable by a career diplomat...