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9 April 1963, The White House, Washington, DC Mr President, I have been informed by Mr David Bruce that it

21 June 1955, The Guildhall, London It has been my lot to live as a grown-up person through more than

4 April 1955, No. 10 Downing Street I have the honour of proposing a toast which I used to enjoy

1 March 1955, House of Commons We live in a period, happily unique in human history, when the whole world

30 November 1954, Presentation by both Houses of Parliament, Westminster Hall[/note]On the occasion of Churchill’s 80th birthday, Parliament assembled in

9 November 1954, The Lord Mayor’s Banquet, The Guildhall, London I am one of those who believe that the powers

Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri, 5 March 1946 I am glad to come to Westminster College this afternoon, and am complimented

3 November 1953, House of Commons Certain important events have happened which, rightly or wrongly, have somewhat veiled, and, it

27 May 1953, Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Luncheon, St Stephen’s Hall, Westminster In this hall of fame and antiquity, a long

23 April 1953, The Honourable Artillery Company England has a quality which no one should overlook. England, like nature, never

11 June 1952, Press Association Luncheon, Savoy Hotel, London Last week I watched the Trooping the Colour and our young

17 January 1952, United States Congress, Washington, DC Now I come to Europe where the greatest of all our problems

9 November 1951, The Lord Mayor’s Banquet, The Guildhall, London Though I have very often in the last forty years

23 October 1951, Home Park Football Ground, Plymouth While we demonstrate and argue among ourselves here at home events are