Chairman's Office correspondence with Macmillan and his Private Office
CCO 20/8/7
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Title
Chairman's Office correspondence with Macmillan and his Private Office
Shelfmark
CCO 20/8/7
Summary
Correspondents include:-
Bligh, Tim, Private Secretary to the Prime Minister
Boyle, Edward, MP for Birmingham Handsworth
Butler, RA, Deputy Prime Minister and First Secretary of State
Dean, Paul, Assistant Director, Conservative Research Department
Eccles, David, 1st Viscount Eccles
Edwards, Sir Eric, Baron Chelmer, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the National Union
Evans, Harold, Press Secretary, Prime Minister's Private Office
Macleod, Iain, Party Chairman (1961-1963)
Macmillan, Maurice, MP for Halifax
Marquis, Frederick, 1st Earl of Woolton
Poole, Oliver, 1st Baron Poole, Conservative Party Chairman (1961-1963)
Zulueta, Philip Francis de, Private Secretary to Macmillan
Subjects include:-
Intervention of the Church of England in Richmond Borough Council elections, May 1963
Recruitment of two speechwriters in the Conservative Research Department to be at the disposal of the Prime Minister, May 1963
Recommendation to appoint Lord Poole to the Privy Council in the Birthday Honours, May 1963
Lunch for the Prime Minister organised by the Conservative Industrial and Commercial Committee, Jun 1963
Potential £50 million order of military aircraft from South Africa, Jun 1963
Message of support from Lord Chelmer, Chairmen of the Executive Committee of the National Union, concerning the attitude of Area Chairmen to the Government's difficulties, Jun 1963
Concern at suggestion that Major Holt, a Canadian tycoon, might make a donation of £50,000 towards the Conservative Party in the expection of being awarded a GBE, Jul 1963
The Labour Party's policy towards the textiles industry, Aug 1963
Personal attacks by the Opposition against Macmillan, Sep 1963
Resignation of Lord Poole as Joint Conservative Party Chairman, Oct 1963
Includes:-
Memorandum concerning Lord Carrington's options viz-a-vis a libel action against the Daily Express following his exoneration by the Radcliffe Tribunal, which was appointed to consider the case of the Soviet spy John Vassall, Apr 1963
Memorandum to the Prime Minister concerning presentation of the Government, Harold Evans, 10/05/1963
Draft statement [6pp] on behalf of the Government concerning the Profumo and Ward Affairs, author not given, ND [Jul 1963]
Memorandum to the Prime Minister concerning education policy, particularly in relation to the the London County Council and abolition of selection for secondary education, Edward Boyle, 03/07/1963
Conservative Research Department paper, 'The Cotton Industry', 21/08/1963 [Author: SSA/JPA]
Prime Minister's Personal Minute concerning consultations to be taken concerning the leadership of the Conservative Party in the event that he resigned due to ill health, 14/10/1963
Copy letter from Maurice Macmillan to Reginald Manningham-Buller, 1st Viscount Dilhorne, the Lord Chancellor, concerning Harold Macmillan's condition in hospital, 14/10/1963
Date
Apr-Oct 1963
Language
English
Physical extent
1 file
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Collection contents
Conservative Party Archive: Conservative Central Office - Party Chairman's Office
Chairman's Office Correspondence
With, or concerning, the Party Leader
Chairman's Office correspondence with Macmillan and his Private Office
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