Word: lloyds
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...with rare exceptions. U.N. debates are conducted in a vacuum-and when they result in "decisions." no one who finds those decisions unpleasant feels obliged to listen. Three weeks ago. attempting to justify to the House of Commons Britain's failure to consult the U.N., Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd called the U.N. "a policeman with both hands tied behind his back." In Canberra last week Australian Prime Minister Gordon Menzies, protesting the exclusion of British and French troops from the U.N. Emergency Force, said with bitter sarcasm: "It won't be easy ... to establish an international force...
...Union at 7:30 p.m., the Band will first march down Bow and Plympton streets to Mill St. and back up Holyoke St., in the usual parade. Tim Anderson '55, Crimson football captain two years ago, now an assistant coach, will speak at the rally, since coach Lloyd Jordan and captain Ted Metropoulos will be out of town...
...Crimson eleven went through a closed practice yesterday, which included a 25-minute scrimmage. Coach Lloyd Jordan was impressed with the team's defensive work, especially the guard play of Captain Ted Metropoulos, Woody Harris, and Hal Anderson. He said he was still undecided as to which of the last two to start along with Metropoulos...
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd hurried to a meeting of Tory backbenchers. Threatening open defection, they demanded the unconditional withdrawal of British forces, and acceptance of a U.N. police force without insistence on a British com ponent. Reluctantly Lloyd acquiesced...
...Lloyd's concession repaired what might have been a serious breach. At division time, on a motion to censure the government, a handful of younger Tories still remained stubbornly in their places. Chief Government Whip Ted Heath bent over them, arguing earnestly like a schoolmaster with wayward children. At the last minute, two of them got up and headed for the Tory lobby, to side with the government...