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Jam Tomorrow
The SpectatorJam Tomorrow H ARDIL at week passcs, thcse times, without some ilTdividual, organisation or a .thor ity putting forward proposals to casc traffic congestion in Londoni; and...
Unwelcome Guest
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COMMON SENSE IN DEFENCE
The SpectatorC'OMMIION SENSEI IN D)EFFNCE Sii. -In assessing thc weight of Commander Sir Stephen King-Hall's argument concerning the unlikelihood of Russia's waiting to occupy an unarmed...
CRASH COSTS
The SpectatorI i tAH C> ~~"k"COSTS . k . III his article on motor insurance in your issue n ruepl 17, Mr. M ihert states that accusations are 4PLtel y mnadeti 'that gains in Britain are...
TIED HOUSES
The SpectatorTlEI) HO(ISiES SI R,- -liscriminating beer-drinkers amiong your readers will he delighted at Leslie Adrian drawing attention to the practice in Watney Mann houses of...
GENERAL PRACTICE
The SpectatorCIFNRAL PRAC'ICI. S As a general practitioner. I read the not infrequent comments upon medical matters in your editorial columins with interest,. appreciation for their...
[SIR,-I was astounded to see Leslie Adrian, advocate...]
The SpectatorSIR. -- I li'as ItiundCd to ;ee I eslic Adrian. advocate of late shopping hours. critic ofl bad service. ailling for that old gag ab)out it heing uncconomical to ofrer the...
THE MILKMAN'S ROUND
The SpectatorTHE MILKMAN'S ROUND SIR,-- BeIkmCIrtOi Farm, Salisbury. delivered their milk in cartons just before and during thc carly part of the war when I moved to Bournemouth, so I...
COUNTY HALL OMBUDSMAND
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[SIR,-I agree with much that Mr. Gilmour has written...]
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[SIR,-As one who knows Israel well, and sees much...]
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No Illusions
The SpectatorNo Illusions From Otur Industrial Correspondent, TIIE NationIl Union of Mineworkers, in confcrencc at. LiandudLno this wcek, may be excused for thinking that their induLstr y...
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The Sign of the Fish. By Peter Quennell.
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A Time in Rome. By Elizabeth Bowen.
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Consenting Adults
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Cautious Road to Peace
The SpectatorCautious Road to Peace Ir onm I) A R S I 1 ( I 1. 1. I F PA ItIS III: protcst of the f ormer President Atiriol 1against the iniefectiv'eness of' the COlnStitUti fla (ott net...
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[IT was probably inevitable that there should be...]
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Portrait of the Week
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A Resounding Finale
The SpectatorWestminster Commentary A Resounding Finale By ROY JENKINS, MP O NE m~lmornim last week the Parliamentary l abLoUr Party decided by 179 to seven (with seventy-one abstentions,...
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Roots of Revolution By Franco Venturi.
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The Fall and Rise of Alfried Krupp. By Gordon Young. The Price of Glory. By Henriette von Schirach.
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INVESTMENT NOTES
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Aneurin Bevan
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Political Messianism: The Romantic Phase. By J. L. Talmon.
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The Subterraneans. By Jack Kerouac. Escape to an Autumn Pavement. By Andrew Salkey. Generation Without Farewell. By Kay Boyle. A Spring of Love. By Celia Dale. Final Approach. By Christopher HodderWilliams. This Day's Madness. By Reginald Griffiths.
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