... DONALD ZEC talks to the First Lady of the Tory party END OF TERM REPORT: Thatcher, Margaret Hilda. Margaret did quite well, always kept her uniform and her desk neat and tidy—must stop hoarding dear !—and even when teased by Wilson H. never lost her temper ...

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... Minister, and has some pretty firm ideas of how to get to Number Ten and what to do if she gets there. I had a vision of Margaret Thatcher, up there on a plinth in the lobby —a neat, cool piece of nicely smoothed stone. Oh, not stone ! she winced, which ...

... expected from your confrontations with the Prime Minister, I said. We hoped you'd give us a touch of T N T. TNT? mused Margaret Thatcher, Bachelor of Science, Oxford, that's Trinitrotoluene. Too destructive. I leave that to the Prime Minister. Well ...

... bugs in the sea at the Devon resort, are: Tory leader Margaret Thatcher said the bill could cause so much grief if it becomes She said the security of owning your own home Mrs. Thatcher told a meeting at Hend o n, North London, that anyone trying ...

... Thatcher's closet N SUITABLY fitting fashion, Tory leader Margaret Thatcher is taking very measure to preserve her starched and immaculate image from becoming even slightly rumpled on her forthcoming and gruelling overseas tours. She will have the services ...

... r. Top Tourist Te each spent on the panish coast nursing is wounds following is loss of the Tory eadership to Mr s. Margaret Thatcher. Although not usually noted for his affability, he apparenitlT flowered in the Mediterranean sun and became popular with ...

... THE UNTIMELY LADY YOU con see why Margaret Thatcher hod to soy SOMETHING about foreign policy. It was no good waiting for her shadowy Shadow Foreign Secretory, Reggie Maudling, the mon she retrieved from political obscurity last February—and who hos remoined ...

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... her turn at Goodness, no, she ..aid. This was Margaret i couldn't possibly afford 1 3 / 8 heel • Mwoadhetrwninstgyulinssgeitn.3socfotlyotleirast.her Thatcher yesterday, proving the wheel Mrs. Thatcher reading, it. ,, that anything Te d Heath can settled ...