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...defense, but that will not be much of a problem today. Princeton has about the weakest pass attack this side of the Rockies. The Tigers also have other problems, the most important being the infirmity of tailback Pete Porietis. He has begun to work out again, but understudy Hugh MacMillan will probably run the squad today...
Ending a three-year absence from their official residence, Prime Minister Macmillan and Lady Dorothy moved back into No. 10 Downing Street last week. But if their new tenure was uncertain, there was no mistaking the uproar over the remodeling project-one of the bureaucratic epics of modern British history...
About the only economies encountered were in furnishings, thanks to Harold and Dorothy Macmillan, hardly the types to let their imaginations run riot. They ordered everything "very plain and simple," vetoed damask and brocade for the walls, had the bedroom done in chintz. Last week, with the renovation finally finished more than a year behind schedule, the total bill stood at an astronomical...
With the leadership of the Conservative party now in doubt as Prime Minister Macmillan steps down, it is clear that the British leader could have done more to help his party had he started grooming his successor earlier, Nadav Safran, assistant professor of Government, said yesterday...
Reginald Maudling, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, has been an outstanding exponent of the "new Conservative party," and seemed likely to lead it, but his power faded after not receiving timely support from Macmillan. The apparent front runner at the moment is Richard A. Butler, the Deputy Prime Minister...