17 JANUARY 1958, page 7

Westminster Commentary

'MEN crowded round him, patting his back and gripping his hand, and women kissed him . . . when he left . . . a crowd surged round him on the pavement outside, still cheering......

M Demanding Legislation Of Some Sort, Dt. Fisher Has An

unanswerable case. But the Gov- ernment will presumably appoint a committee tinder the chairmanship of Sir Oliver Franks, lord Radcliffe, or possibly Sir. John Wolfenden, to......

From An Evening Standard Poster :

ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION by THE NIHAU AlP? PHAROS......

In View Of The Recent Correspondence In The Spectator As

to whether or not the questions in the News Chronicle's Gallup poll were 'angled,' I was amused to find what seemed another flagrant instance in last Tuesday's Chronicle. The......

I Am Beginning To Find What Is Happening, Or Not

happening, at the South Pole almost as big a bore as what is happening, or not happening, to the Misses Bartok, Dors, Mansfield and Kennedy. The main object of the expeditions......

A Spectator's Notebook

THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY may be too , prone to loose off ecclesiastical thunderbolts at card- board targets; as a result his good sense is often dismissed as mere......

It Was A Good Idea To Bring Together Political Leaders

and television nabobs to discuss the future of political broadcasting; and an excellent idea to bring them together unofficially, without pub- licity—particularly as the......