Press cuttings, mostly from Healey's time as Chancellor of the Exchequer and Shadow Chancellor
MS. Healey 254
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
Press cuttings, mostly from Healey's time as Chancellor of the Exchequer and Shadow Chancellor
Shelfmark
MS. Healey 254
Summary
Comprises:
Press cuttings, mostly regarding Denis Healey, the Labour Party, including the 1976 Labour leadership election, and the economy. Also includes press cuttings regarding the Second World War, transcripts of speeches regarding Healey's honorary doctorate from the University of Sussex, tourist newspaper guide to Berlin, Mothers' Union Associates' card belonging to I.N Saunders, letters to Healey from Alan R. Booth of Christian Aid, Lucien Wigdar of the Confederation of British Industry, Edwin Bowden and David Montagu of Orion Bamk Limited, exam certificate for Tim Healey, and flyer for the 1955 general election. 1945-1967, 1974-1977, 1989
Press cuttings on subjects including Henry Kissinger, ministers in the governments of Margaret Thatcher and James Callaghan, Jimmy Carter, Jaques de Larosière, artists, businessmen, trade unionists, and Helmut Schmidt, among others. 1977-[1980]
Press cuttings regarding Edna and Denis Healey. Also includes transcript of speech regarding Healey being made an Honorary Fellow of Leeds Polytechnic, letter to Healey from Tim [Healey?], and drawing of Healey. 1971-1989
Date
1971-1989
1945-1967, 1971-1989
Language
German
English
Physical extent
1 box (3 folders)
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Collection contents
Press cuttings
Press cuttings, mostly from Healey's time as Chancellor of the Exchequer and Shadow Chancellor
