Word: callaghans
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...record in Parliament before the next mandatory elections in 1979. Some also thought that Wilson might have reckoned that his departure at a time of high tension between moderates and leftists in the party could enhance the chances of his being followed as prime minister by Foreign Minister James Callaghan, a skillful, avuncular politician who enjoys wide popularity...
...Labour party. Only Wilson can hold together the centrist Labour M.P.s and the radical, trades union-based leftists. Which is what he is trying to prove. No replacement for him is in sight, no one acceptable by both wings of the party (the closest available is Jim Callaghan, the Foreign Secretary). By thus calling the bluff of his party rivals, Wilson will be able to return to office with his power and reputation refurbished. The Labour Party cannot afford to do without Wilson at this point in its history. If he leaves office, it will be because he wanted...
...Europeans in Britain and other Western countries. Although Smith now concedes that majority rule will have to come considerably sooner than he once envisaged ("not in my lifetime"), he still insists that an African majority government is 10 to 15 years off. That stubbornness prompted British Foreign Secretary James Callaghan to declare in exasperation last week: "Mr. Smith is his own man and will go his own way. But whether to heaven or perdition I am still not quite sure...
...heart of O'Callaghan's starting five is a sister act from East, Cambridge. The Shinkwin sisters (Mary, Terry and Patty) along with Maureen Goddard, Theresa Muolo and Cathy Schaum have led Latin to a 34-2 record under O'Callaghan's helm...
...winning ways have not spilled over into the boy's program, unfortunately. "The boy's sports just needs a big morale boost," O'Callaghan said, "They're a nice bunch of guys but they just can't shoot and I'm afraid I don't see any change in the next year...