Monthly Archives: May 1962

The British seldom tire of complaining about the weather. This year they have good reason to grumble about it. After an unusually harsh winter even the spring is cloudy, dark, damp and depressing. But one thing must be said for the weather: it is almost tailored to suit the present … Read More →

In the course of his speech to the American Newspaper Publishers’ Association in New York on April 27 the British Prime Minister, Mr. Macmillan, claimed that the “two nations” of which Disraeli spoke one hundred years ago was a thing of the past and “we are one nation now”. He … Read More →