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...electoral districts. The issue is race. It is a problem the British largely ignored until a decade of Immigration from Asia and the Caribbean has pushed the nonwhite population to a present total of 1.3 million. The man who raised the issue was Tory Enoch Powell, Harold Macmillan's Minister of Health. In 1968 Powell prophesied that rivers of blood would flow in Britain if colored immigration was allowed to continue. More recently, he demanded citizenship legislation to differentiate between those who "belong" in Britain and those who do not, as well as a ban on the entry...
NOTEBOOKS OF A DILETTANTE by Leopold Tyrmand. 240 pages. Macmillan...
...Bunting also appointed Susan S. Lyman as acting director of the Radcliffe College Fund, to replace Mrs. MacMillan Hanna who is resigning on July...
...fondness for classical ballet, its elegant expressiveness and sheer English charm. The company's cheerful penchant for the stately pleasure domes of dance-the long romantic narrative ballets that delight the public, began when Ashton revived them soon after the war. Now Scottish-born Choreographer Kenneth MacMillan is replacing Ashton. He is best known for Romeo and Juliet; but he once transformed The Diary of Anne Frank into a ballet, and no one yet knows what he will do with the company. The triumphant New York tour shows that whatever happens, MacMillan and his new codirector, John Field, have...
Jeremy Lamer. 189 pages. Macmillan...