Unholy Joy: 50 Years On - A Short History of the Profumo Affair by Lawton John

Author:Lawton, John [Lawton, John]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781611859768
Publisher: Atlantic Books Ltd
Published: 2015-11-02T00:00:00+00:00

Endnotes

1 The Pendulum Years p.62

2 Diary for 7.7.63. Inc. In At the End Of The Day. Macmillan 1973

3 Hansard for 21.3.63

4 Interview 9.8.88

5 Interview 5.12.88

6 Mandy Rice-Davies (with Shirley Flack) Mandy. Michael Joseph 1980. p.120.

7 115,000 immigrants entered Britain in 1961.

8 Harold Macmillan. At The End Of The Day. p.437.

9 On the other hand there are rumours that the CIA ‘lifted’ Ivanov.

10 See Hansard for 17.6.63

11 Interview 8.8.88

12 Westminster Confidential. March 1963. Reprinted in The Denning Report September 1963.

13 15.3.63

14 17.3.63

15 Hansard for 21.3.63

16 See Macmillan’s speech 17.6.63.

17 Hansard for 22.3.63

18 Macmillan. Diary for 22.3.63. At the End of the Day p.439. If this seems quaint and unworldly, gullible even, it is at least preferable to the ‘knowing’ priggishness of Crossman’s “... Keeler and her negro friends” and “I can’t think of a more humiliating and discrediting story than that the Secretary of State for War being involved with people of this kind..” Diary c.9.6.63.

19 Hansard for 22.3.63

20 Macleod. q. In West & Howard.

21 Levin. Op.Cit. p.61

22 The Profumo Affair ; Aspects of Conservatism. Penguin. 1963. p.33

23 The Times 11.6.63

24 Source. Wayland Young. Aspects of Conservatism. Penguin 1963. pp.20 & 39

25 Hansard for 17.6.63

26 Interview. 18.10.89

27 The Performers. Constable 1978. p.30

28 Crossman Backbench Diaries. p.992

29 Hansard for 17.6.63

30 George Wigg. George Wigg. Michael Joseph 1972 p.285.

31 Out Of The Wilderness. Hutchinson 1987. p.37.

32 The Trial of Stephen Ward. Penguin 1965. p.25

33 Kennedy op.cit. p.22.

34 Kennedy op.cit. p.210

35 Vicissitudes of Adolescence. Broadcast November 1962. Pub.in This Island Now. Penguin 1963 p.49.

36 Kennedy. Op.Cit. p.59

37 At The End of The Day p.450-1.

38 Tom Mangold. Interview. 8.8.88.

39 In many ways this excellent book, by a Labour peer, reads like the manifesto for the vision of the sixties yet to be. Lord Kennet attacked the “vacuous, aimless” upper class who lived off others. He also called for the legalisation of marijuana.

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