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Title

Articles, press cuttings and speeches

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MS. Healey 177

Summary

Comprises:

Articles, reports, transcripts of broadcasts and background material on subjects including foreign policy and world affairs, communisim, the 1952 Leeds South East by-election, the British economy, and BBC foreign broadcasting. 1951-1952

Transcript of speech and articles regarding Healey's Leeds constituency. Also includes press cutting regarding poem v. by Tony Harrison and note from David Linebaugh regarding the gift of an Argus camera. 1953-[c. 1957], 1987

Articles, mostly by Healey regarding the Middle East. Also includes report of a visit of Labour Party delegates to the Middle East. 1956-1963, 1987-1989

Articles, mostly by Healey regarding Africa and Asia, including Republic of the Congo, Laos, Vietnam and South Africa. Also includes notes of a visit to the Republic of the Congo. 1954-1962

Press cuttings and articles by Healey regarding nucelar weapons. Also includes report on the implications of modern armaments for international politics and foreign policy, correspondence, including a draft letter from Healey to Sir Anthony Buzzard regarding nuclar weapons, papers relating to a defence conference held in Brighton in 1957, extracts from Hansard containing speeches on disarmament given by Healey. 1953-1962

Articles by Healey and transcripts of broadcasts and speeches on subjects including foreign policy and world affairs, the 1964 general election, defence, nuclear weapons and disarmament, and apartheid. 1963-1964