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...right to make this commercial treaty, but that it is a good thing-we have said it over and over again-to have that degree of stability and unity in Europe." Then he added: "What I have pleaded for ... is that we should not allow an economic gap, a sort of division, to grow up." Leaks & Bleats. The flap was the result of Macmillan's taking his informal clubman's manner to Washington, a city where today's club conversation can become tomorrow's headline. Developed in relatively leakproof London, Macmillan's style is more...
...punishment, say union men, is tough but necessary. "It may seem like bullying," argues a Trades Union Congress official, "but it is also a fact that society has some sort of right to impose pressure on a bloke who won't toe the line. You get a form of anarchy if people strike off on their...
Still looking pale and sickly after major abdominal surgery (TIME, March 28), British Laborite Aneurin Bevan, 62, issued assurances that he has no plans to write his memoirs, then took a spirited swipe at those who so much as read that sort of thing. He singled out a favorite target: Britain's Tory Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Said Bevan: "I understand that Macmillan reads political biographies. I have never been able to achieve that credulity. My experience of public life has taught me to know that most of them are entirely unreliable. I would rather take my fiction straight...
...candidates or their supporters," said Al Beiraq, "are under the impression that Al Beiraq is obliged to publish news about candidates for election to Parliament, and to make propaganda for them. Al Beiraq wishes to make it succinctly clear that it is not going to publish anything of the sort for anyone...
...leftfield wall. But First Baseman-Outfielder Howard may not even be with the Dodgers after the roster is slashed: he lacks polish, still has trouble with change-up pitches, goes after bad balls, is a tanglefoot in the field. And the World Champion Dodgers can ill afford the sort of mistakes Howard would surely make if they are to keep their title against strengthened opposition. The top three challengers...