Party Chairman's correspondence with Miscellaneous Ministers, Oct 1970-Mar 1972
File
CCO 20/1/19
Correspondents include:-
- Barber, Anthony, Chancellor of the Exchequer
- Bowlby, Miss Angela, Personal Secretary, Sir Alec Douglas-Home
- Carr, Robert, Secretary of State for Employment
- Campbell, Gordon, Secretary of State for Scotland
- Chataway, Chris, Minister of Posts and Telecommunications
- Davies, John, Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
- Douglas, James, Director, Conservative Research Department
- Douglas-Home, Sir Alec, Foreign Secretary
- Fraser, Sir Michael, Deputy Party Chairman
- Hill, Charles, Baron Hill of Luton, Chairman, BBC
- Hogg, Quintin, Lord Hailsham of Marylebone, Lord Chancellor
- Hordern, Peter, Chairman, Conservative Parliamentary Finance Committee
- Howard, Mr GC, Chairman, Winn Industries Ltd
- Jellicoe, George, 2nd Earl Jellicoe, Minister for the Civil Service
- Joseph, Sir Keith, Secretary of State for Health and Social Security
- Mackie, John, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
- Money, AL, Chief Agent, West Leicester Conservative Association
- Newton, Tony, Conservative Research Department
- Prior, Jim, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
- St. John-Stevas, Norman, MP for Chelmsford
- Sharples, Richard, Minister of State at the Home Office
- Smith, Harry, Chairman, City of Oxford Conservative Association
- Thomas, Peter, Party Chairman
- Walker, Peter, Secretary of State for the Environment
- Whitelaw, William, Lord President of the Council
Subjects include:-
- Appointment of Geoffrey Rippon MP as Conservative Party representative on Jean Monnet's 'Action Committee for the United States of Europe', Nov 1970
- Left-wing bias of BBC broadcasts, Nov 1970
- Ministerial appointments of Party members to positions on public board and authorities (including lists prepared following question tabled in the House of Commons), Dec 1970-Feb 1971
- Economic policy, Feb 1971
- Implications for subsidiary engineering companies of the collapse of Rolls Royce, Feb 1971
- Campaign against the Industrial Relations Bill, Mar 1971
- Complaint at lack of Ministerial visits to constituencies, Mar 1971
- Public opinion survey on the Social Services, Apr 1971
- Conservative Party seminar on tax reform, Apr-May 1971
- Meeting with Christian Democrats in Rome, Jun 1971
- Civil service numbers, Jun 1971
- Leaseholders' enfranchisement, Aug 1971
- Possible drop in donations to the Conservative Party by surtax payers, Sep 1971
- Christmas parties held at Conservative Central Office for 'prominent people from radio and television', Nov 1971
- Ink attack on Prime Minister Edward Heath during visit to Brussels, Jan 1972
Includes:-
- Memorandum, 'Rolls Royce - Government Action', by GC Howard, 08/02/1971 [4pp]
- Conservative Research Department report [ref. PS/72/3], 'Summary of Opinion Research Centre's Survey of Party Images (Fieldwork - 15-19 March, 1972), [Author: DN/MJD], 29/4/1972
Dates
- Creation: Oct 1970-Mar 1972
Extent
1 file
Language of Materials
- English
Conditions Governing Access
Closed.
Shelfmark
CCO 20/1/19
Repository Details
Part of the Bodleian Libraries Repository
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specialcollections.enquiries@bodleian.ox.ac.uk