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Conservative Research Department summaries, newspaper cuttings and correspondence concerning opinion polls conducted on behalf of the Conservative Party by Gallup, National Opinion Polls, Thompson Newspaper Group's Market Research Unit

CCO 20/27/2

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Title

Conservative Research Department summaries, newspaper cuttings and correspondence concerning opinion polls conducted on behalf of the Conservative Party by Gallup, National Opinion Polls, Thompson Newspaper Group's Market Research Unit

Shelfmark

CCO 20/27/2

Summary

Correspondents include:-

Blakenham, Lord, Party Chairman (1963-1965)

Cann, Edward du, Party Chairman (1965-1967)

Douglas, James, Conservative Research Department

Fraser, Sir Michael, Director of the Conservative Research Department (1959-1964)

Henry, Harry, Marketing Director, Thompson Organisation Limited

Howard, Sir John, Chairman, National Advisory Committee on Publicity & Speakers

Pemberton, Roger, Chief Publicity Officer, Conservative Central Office

Taylor, Humphrey, Managing Director, Opinion Research Limited

Includes:-

Analysis of Dr Mark Abrams' [psephologist on behalf of the Labour Party] latest opinion survey 'The Newspaper Reading Public of Tomorrow' published in The Sun

Psephology digest of an analysis of the 1964 general election by Dr Hugh Berrington, University of Keele

Report of the National Advisory Committee on Publicity & Speakers for the Party Chairman, following his attendance at their meeting of 04/03/1965

Report of a meeting of the National Advisory Committee on Publicity & Speakers, 02/04/1965

Visit by the Party Chairman to address the Ulster Unionist Party's Standing Committee in Belfast, 14/05/1965

National Opinion Polls Limited report, NOP/1306/1314 'Trade Unions', August 1965

Report on the need for the Conservative Party to set up its own Opinion Research Unit, Sep 1965

Conservative Research Department report [ref. LCC(65)00], 'Public Opinion', concerning the main trends in public opinion since the 1964 General Election, 08/11/1965 [Author: MF/JD/JVM]

Date

Jul 1963-Nov 1965

Language

English

Physical extent

1 file

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Collection contents

Conservative Party Archive: Conservative Central Office - Party Chairman's Office

Campaigning and Elections

Public Opinion and Psephology

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