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RMG7WJD7–Prime Minister and Labour Leader Harold Wilson at the 1967 Labour Party Conference in Scarborough.
RMG7TF9F–Prime Minister Harold Macmillan leaves the Commonwealth Conference being held at Marlborough House, London.
RMG7TEGC–Dr. Michael Ramsey, Archbishop of Canterbury, pictured at Lambeth Palace on the day he retired after 13 years.
RMG7WJDA–Prime Minister and Labour Leader Harold Wilson speaking at the 1967 Labour Party Conference in Scarborough.
RMG7TENY–Dr. Donald Coggan, 64, Archbishop of York, at Westminster when he was named the next Archbishop of Canterbury, to succeed Dr. Michael Ramsey.
RMG7WJHW–Pipe smoking Prime Minister Harold Wilson pictured during the Labour Party Conference in Brighton.
RMG7WJ6J–Leader of the opposition, Labour, Harold Wilson speaks at a General Election press conference,
RMG7WGM2–View from above of the Enthronement of New Archbishop of Westminster, Dr. John Heenan (sitting) at Westminster Cathedral, London.
RMG7WGM5–View from above of the Enthronement of New Archbishop of Westminster, Dr. John Heenan (sitting) at Westminster Cathedral, London.
RMG7WGM6–View from above of the Enthronement of New Archbishop of Westminster, Dr. John Heenan at Westminster Cathedral, London.
RMG7WJC3–James Callaghan (l) and Harold Wilson (Prime Minister) pictured at the Labour Party Conference in Brighton.
RMG7WJWH–Edward (Ted) Heath, leader of the opposition (Conservative Party), at his flat in Albany, London.
RMG7WJD8–Prime Minister and Labour Leader Harold Wilson receives a standing ovation at the 1967 Labour Party Conference in Scarborough.
RMG7WJ90–Prime Minister Harold Wilson sits on a rock during his summer holiday in the Isles of Scilly.
RMG7TEPB–Dr. Donald Coggan, new Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of All England, stands in front of the Archiepiscopal throne during his enthronement at Canterbury Cathedral.
RMG7TEPA–Dr. Donald Coggan, Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of All England, pictured prior to his enthronement at Canterbury Cathedral.
RMG7TECG–Dr. Michael Ramsey, Archbishop of Canterbury (l) with Dr. Roderic Norman Coote after he had invested him as Suffragan Bishop of COlchester at Lambeth Palace Chapel, London.
RMG7TECD–The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev Arthur Michael Ramsey, P.C, M.A.B.D, pictured at the Old Palace, Canterbury.
RMG7TECF–The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev Arthur Michael Ramsey, P.C, M.A.B.D, pictured at the Old Palace, Canterbury.
RMG7TF9E–Prime Minister Harold Macmillan leaves the Commonwealth Conference being held at Marlborough House, London.
RMG7TWF4–British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden addresses the members of both Houses of the Canadian Parliament, in the House of Commons Chamber in Ottawa.
RMG7TTN4–Sir Winston Churchill turn and smiles as Lady Churchill shows her delight after he had been declared winner of the Woodford seat.
RMG7WGF4–Dr. Donald Coggan, new Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of All England, in procession to the High Altar during the enthronement ceremony at Canterbury Cathedral.
RMG7TEP6–Dr. Donald Coggan, 64, Archbishop of York, at Westminster Abbey when he was named the next Archbishop of Canterbury, to succeed Dr. Michael Ramsey.
RMG7TEP0–Dr. Donald Coggan, 64, Archbishop of York, at Westminster when he was named the next Archbishop of Canterbury, to succeed Dr. Michael Ramsey.
RMG7WJMP–The closing of the Labour Party Conference in Blackpool. (l-r) Barbara Castle, Alice Bacon, Premier Harold Wilson, Harry Nicholas and Ian Mikardo.
RMG7WGM1–View from above of the Enthronement of New Archbishop of Westminster, Dr. John Heenan (sitting) at Westminster Cathedral, London.
RMG7TF93–Mr. Harold Macmillan (l) pictured during the first days grouse shooting, near Bolton Abbey.
RMG7WGN1–Cardinal Heenan, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, at Windsor when the Anglican-Roman Catholic permanent joint commission met at St. George's House, Windsor Castle.
RMG7W9DY–Clenched fist emphasis by the Prime Minister Harold MacMillan, as he addressed 2,000 members at a Conservative Party Demonstration in Preston, Lancashire.
RMG7WJBK–Harold Wilson and his wife at No. 10. The Prime Minister had returned from Liverpool already assured of a large majority in the new parliament.
RMG7WGGW–Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Donald Coggan, who retires next friday, during a farewell Press Conference at Lambeth Palace in London.
