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Thompson/Times Negotiations
GMG/1/3/4/1/28 · Unidad documental compuesta · 1965-1967
Parte de Records of Guardian Media Group

Folder containing correspondence on the negotiations between the Times and the Guardian, titled 'Negotiations with The Times- Pre-Thomson 1965/66'. Contents include memorandum by LPS to Alastair Hetherington, regarding his memorandum on the same, 19 November 1966; Letter from LPS to Richard Scott on the situation, suggesting that given its severity, he 'come over soon for another discussion' and attaching a report, composed by himself, on the paper's dismal prospects, 5 January 1967; 'Preparation notes for first full meeting' with the Times, composed by LPS, draft and typed copies, 9 November 1965; 'Extracts from Original Scott Trust Settlement Dated 10 June 1936'; the Times balance sheet, 31 December 1964; the Times balance sheet, 31 December 1963; 'Form of Annual Return of a Company having a Share Capital',the Times Publishing Company, 24 June 1965; 'New Building Policy' by LPS, 15 September 1965; summary of the present situation by LPS, May 1966; 'Note of a meeting with Sir William Haley', 3 sets of notes by Alastair Hetherington, dated 16 November, 25 November and 7 December 1965; file titled 'Chairman' containing correspondence with Gavin Astor and William Haley concerning the proposed merger with the Times, June 1965 - March 1966.

Folder titled 'Thomson/Times, Takeover October 1966 and Repercussions - General' , containing letter from LPS to Gavin Astor proposing that they meet again 'when the dust has settled', 12 December 1966; collection of newspaper sales comparisons and circulation figures, c. June 1965 - December 1965; note by Alastair Hetherington on 'The Guardian, the Trust, and the future', 17 November 1966; memorandum from Richard Scott to LPS and Alastair Hetherington, suggesting that if either resign, they will precipitate a dissolution of the company, and emphasising the need to find a resolution, 24 November 1966; letter to Gavin Astor, suggesting a cooling off of negotiations, 27 May 1966; estimate of the effects of printing the Guardian in a single centre, January 1967; 'Points from a meeting with Lord [Arnold] Goodman', 30 December 1966; correspondence with Lord Thomson regarding Thomson shares in North News Ltd, January 1967; correspondence and memos concerning economies and reducing costs, December 1966; 'The Guardian Today and Tomorrow', undated; letter from Alastair Hetherington, undated; letter from Richard Scott, discussing the situation, 22 October 1965.

Folder titled 'Thomson/Times, Monopolies Commission', with typewritten sheet at front of file, headed 'Correspondence from LPS's confidential files photocopied for PWG [Peter Gibbings] on 1 February 1971'. Contains correspondence with Lord Thomson of Fleet, regarding the printing of both the Guardian and the Times and Sunday Times at Thomson House, Gray's Inn Road, October - December 1966; correspondence, and minutes of meetings with the Monopolies Commission on the same, October - December 1966; list of members of the Monopolies Commission, undated; memorandums to and from AH on the same, October - December 1966; draft and actual copies of contract made between the Thomson Organisation Ltd and the Manchester Guardian and Evening News Ltd to renew a printing agreement, November 1966, and undated; report by LPS titled 'Manchester Guardian and Evening News Limited', August 1966, concerning their financial position; reports and correspondence exploring the cost of independent London printing, [November 1966]; balance sheets for the Daily Telegraph and its subsideries, 31st March 1964; envelope addressed 'Papers taken to top secret full meeting' containing annotated notes pages titled 'Points for Discussion', 'Appointment of an Editor', 'the Manchester Evening News', 'Comet', 'Personalities', 'The Character of the Paper', 'Company Arrangements' and 'Further Progress', 3 November 1965.

Folder titled 'Thomson/Times, Proposed Consortium', containing correspondence with Alastair Hetherington, Kenneth Searle, Claud Morris ( in his capacity as chairman of Voice Newspaper Investments) and others, on the financial implications and considerations of the proposed Times/ Guardian merger, November 1966; envelope containing minutes of a meeting of the Times Merger Group with Voice Newspaper Investments, 9th November 1966, and newspaper article on 'Press mergers and monopolies: Is this the answer to the trend of today?' by Claud Morris, July 1965; envelope titled 'complete set with attachments', containing 8 statements made to the Monopolies Commission, [November 1966].

Folder titled 'Thomson/Times, Readers Letters', containing letters from readers, with replies attached. Subject matter ranges from speculative job applications, to expressions of concern and solidarity for the fate of the Guardian (and remedative suggestions), and comments on individual articles printed, November 1966 - February 1967.

Also contains letter from Labour, Liberal and Conservative MPs David Marquand, Jo Grimond, Richard Wainwright, GR Strauss, John Mendleson, Kenneth Lewis, Roy Hattersley, Charles Pannell, and DET Luard, expressing support for 'all the efforts which you and your colleagues are making to ensure the survival of this essential and distinguished newspaper', 21 December 1966.
Creator: Manchester Guardian and Evening News Limited; Chairman's Office; Laurence Prestwich Scott

Conversations 1969-1976
HJSY/2/2 · Unidad documental compuesta · 5 November 1969 - 18 November 1976
Parte de Papers of Hugo Young

Typed and handwritten notes written by Hugo Young to record political conversations and informal interviews held with individuals from 1969-1976.

The conversations are with the following people:

Douglas Hurd, 5 November 1969

Willam Whitelaw, 20 January 1970

Michael Fraser, 10 March 1970
John Biffen, 24 March 1970

Notes of talk with Reginald Maudling, 28 May 1970
Notes of an off-the-record conversation with Douglas Hurd on Heath's staff, 29 May 1970 - CLOSED

Memorandum from F.T.R Giles to Hugo Young detailing discussion over lunch with Donald Maitland, 24 September 1970
Labour 'Post Mortem', 25 September 1970
Douglas Hurd, 29 September 1970

Robin Balniel, 4 November 1970
John Biffen, 12 November 1970
Lunch with MacDonnell ('MJB') 17 November 1970

'Off the record' with Lord Robens, 1 December 1970 - CLOSED

Notes on [Harold] Wilson memoirs, 31 March 1971

Notes on lunch with Reginald Maudling, 1 February 1972 - CLOSED

Douglas Hurd, 7 November 1973
Terry Pitt, 20 November 1973
Tony Benn, 30 November 1973

'BRW' (Conservative MP) 6 December 1973
Michael Wolff, 18 December 1973
Notes on Michael Wolff, 18 December 1973
Talk with Prime Minister, 20 December 1973 - CLOSED*

Copy of letter from Edward Heath to Joseph Gormley, concerning the restrictions on use of electricity in industry due to the world energy crisis, 23 January 1974
Len Murray, 24 January 1974
Memorandum from the Editor of the Sunday Times to Hugo Young, detailing a confidential conversation with James Prior, about 'The Crisis', 30 January 1974 - CLOSED

Memorandum from the Editor of the Sunday Times to Hugo Young, about Labour party opinion on the miner's strike, 7 February 1974
Notes taken from Richard Rose conversation, Feb-Mar 1974

Alexander Lyon, 24 May 1974

Lord Windlesham, 5 June 1974
Report from Foreign Office, 6 June 1974
Report from Cabinet Office, 6 June 1974
[Michael] Oakeshott, 6 June 1974
Memorandum from the Deputy Editor of the Sunday Times to Hugo Young, detailing a talk with George Thomson, 6 June 1974

[Lord] Hailsham, July 1974
Norman Atkinson, 10 July 1974
Shirley Williams, 12 July 1974

Perceptions of Roy Jenkins, 1 August 1974

'JL' [Labour MP] 30 November 1974

Memorandum from Ronald Butt, Deputy Editor of the Sunday Times to Hugo Young, to give a summary of lunch with Sir John Hunt, 5 December 1974
Memorandum from Ronald Butt, Deputy Editor of the Sunday Times to Hugo Young, to give a summary of lunch with Tony Benn, 5 December 1974
Comments to Bruce Page, about the Prevention of Terrorism Bill, 6 December 1974
Chris Patten, 11 December 1974
Gwyn Morgan, 12 December 1974
Alexander Lyon, 13 December 1974
Memorandum from the Editor of the Sunday Times, to Hugo Young, concerning notes of a lunch with a 'non-political source', dated 'late' 1974

[Anthony]Crosland, 14 January 1975
Douglas Hurd, 22 January 1975

Transcript of conversation between Denys Scott, former vice-chairman of Lexington International, Michael Jones and Peter Dunn about the Barnet Campaign, 6 March 1975
Martin Wright, 12 March 1975

Ian Gilmour, 9 April 1975
David Marquand, 15 April 1975

Tom McCaffrey, 21 May 1975
Dipak Nandy, 22 May 1975

Joe Haines, 25 June 1975

[John] Lyttle, 10 September 1975

Harold Wilson, 29 October 1975

Lunch with Harold Wilson and Roy Thomson, 26 November 1975
Notes on Defence cuts, November 1975

Memorandum from Deputy Editor of the Sunday Times to Hugo Young, detailing a talk with Henry Kissinger at Claridges, 16 December 1975

Douglas Hurd, 18 January 1976 - CLOSED
Lord Robens, 22 January 1976
Letter from Edward Heath to Hugo Young, declining invitation to discuss events of 1973-74, 28 January 1976
'HE' notes, 29 January 1976

Letter from Edward Heath to Harold Evans, 11 February 1976
Michael Wolff, 12 February 1976

Letter from Nigel Lawson to Hugo Young, concerning published material written by Hugo, 12 March 1976

Jim Prior, 3 June 1976
John Biffen, 3 June 1976
Gordon Wilson, 3 June 1976
William Whitelaw, 9 June 1976
John Biffen, 17 June 1976

'JP' (Conservative MP) 21 July 1976
Conservations entitled 'Pound notes' with Edmund Dell, Shirley Williams, David Owen, Bill Rodgers, and Jack Straw, all commenting on economic policy 28-29 September 1976

Burke Trend, 14 October 1976

Notes sent to Hugo Young about immigration, 28 October 1976

David Owen, 18 November 1976

'Note on the Left from moderate Whitehall advisor', undated
Note to 'Peter' containing relevant statistics that he may wish to use, undated
Mick McGahey, undated
'DB', undated
R Darlington, undated
Harris, undated
[Lord] Merlyn, undated
K Spears, undated
Tam Dalyell, undated
Francis Pym, undated
Leon Brittan, undated
Notes on Hattersley and Benn, undated*
[Frank] Soskice, undated

Significant subjects covered in conversation discussions include:

General Election 1970
General Election(s) 1974
Harold Wilson and his leadership of the Labour Party
Edward Heath and his leadership of the Conservative Party
Government foreign policy
Government defence policy
Campaign for leader of the Conservative Party
World energy crisis
The economy
Political situation in Ireland
Europe
UK European referendum
Prevention of Terrorism Act
Immigration
South African Arms
Creator: DS/UK/122

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Conversations 1980
HJSY/2/6 · Unidad documental compuesta · 2 January 1980 - 18 November 1980
Parte de Papers of Hugo Young

Typed and handwritten notes written by Hugo Young to record political conversations and informal interviews held with individuals in 1980.

The conversations are with the following people:

Jim Prior, 2 January 1980
Chris Patten, 3 January 1980
Notes on Downing Street reception, 17 January 1980
Bill Rodgers, 18 January 1980
Francis Pym, 22 January 1980

Chris Patten, 'early' February 1980
Barney Hayhoe, 5 February 1980
David Steel, 26 February 1980

Ian Gilmour, 7 March 1980
David Owen, 20 March 1980
Jim Prior, 27 March 1980
David Howell, 28 March 1980

Ian Gilmour, 26 April 1980
'Thoughts on the economy' after lunches with Kenneth Baker and Chris Beauman, 30 April 1980

Roy Hattersley, 7 May 1980*

David Marquand, 3 June 1980
Bill Rodgers, 4 June 1980
Chris Patten, 5 June 1980
David Owen, 6 June 1980
Shirley Williams, 6 June 1980

Jim Prior, 15 July 1980
John Hoskyns, 26 July 1980

Bernard Donoughue, 3 September 1980
Jim Prior, 18 September 1980
Janet Young, 23 September 1980

John Biffen, 8 October 1980
Chris Patten, 8 October 1980
Peter Walker, 17 October 1980

Ian Gilmour, 5 November 1980
Jim Prior, with attached newspaper cutting from The Times about interest rates, 8 November 1980
Typescript of extract from speech by Enoch Powell about inflation, 14 November 1980
John Biffen, 14 November 1980
Francis Pym, with attached newspaper cutting from Financial Times about Geoffrey Howe and the economy, 18 November 1980
'PC' 20 November 1980
David Steel, 25 November 1980

Significant subjects covered in conversation discussions include:

Margaret Thatcher and her leadership of the Conservative party
The economy
Government defence policy
James Callaghan and his leadership of the Labour party
The Liberal party
British Steel workers strike
Europe
Political situation in Iran
Creator: DS/UK/122

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Conversations 1984
HJSY/2/10 · Unidad documental compuesta · 14 January 1984 - 8 August 1984
Parte de Papers of Hugo Young

Typed and handwritten notes written by Hugo Young to record political conversations and informal interviews held with individuals in 1984.

The conversations are with the following people:

'Note to self', 14 January 1984
'More on [John] Donaldson' 19 January 1984
Gerald Kaufman, 25 January 1984
Leslie Scarman, 31 January 1984

John Donaldson, 1 February 1984
David Steel, 8 February 1984
Roy Hattersley, 23 February 1984 - CLOSED*
David Owen, 29 February 1984
Neil Kinnock, 29 February 1984

David Marquand, 2 March 1984
Michael Spicer, 28 March 1984

Dick Taverne, 17 May 1984

Shirley Williams, 8 August 1984

Significant subjects covered in conversation discussions include:

Margaret Thatcher and her leadership of the Conservative party
Neil Kinnock and his leadership of the Labour party
Future policies and direction of the Labour party
Reform of the judiciary and legal system
The SDP-Liberal Alliance
Creator: DS/UK/122

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Guardian correspondence 1984-1985
HJSY/3/1/3 · Unidad documental compuesta · 7 January 1984- 31 December 1985
Parte de Papers of Hugo Young

Correspondence sent to and from Hugo Young in his capacity as political columnist of the Guardian during 1984-1985.

The letters are predominantly from members of the public to comment on the content, views and writing of Hugo Young's Guardian columns.

Also includes personal correspondence from family, friends and colleagues, professional letters concerning work and appointments, including papers relating to freelance employment, invitations to attend events and presentations or support organisations, correspondence from publishers and internal Guardian correspondence.

Includes letters to comment on work and writing, make appointments or send wishes from:
Tony Benn
Roy Jenkins
Shirley Williams
David Owen
Anthony Lester
David Selbourne
Lord Hunt of Tanworth
Kenneth Baker
Michael Meadowcroft
James Callaghan
John Selwyn Gummer
Sir Thomas Hetherington
Robert Maclennan
David Marquand
Richard Holme
Creator: DS/UK/122

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Guardian correspondence 1989
HJSY/3/1/8 · Unidad documental compuesta · 14 February 1989- 7 December 1989
Parte de Papers of Hugo Young

Correspondence sent to Hugo Young in his capacity as political columnist of the Guardian during 1989.

The letters are predominantly from members of the public to comment on the content, views and writing of Hugo Young's Guardian columns.

Also includes letters from students asking for assistance with research, personal correspondence from family, friends and colleagues, professional letters concerning work and appointments, invitations to attend events and presentations or support organisations, and internal Guardian correspondence.

Includes letters to comment on work or writing, or to send wishes from:
Bill Rodgers
John Major
David Marquand
David Blunkett
Dick Douglas
Creator: DS/UK/122

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Personal correspondence 1991
HJSY/3/2/6 · Unidad documental compuesta · 1 January 1991 - 31 December 1991
Parte de Papers of Hugo Young

Personal correspondence sent to and from Hugo Young during 1991.

Includes correspondence from friends and colleagues, letters from family members, and letters from members of the public in response to his writing.

Also includes professional letters concerning work and appointments, comments from colleagues on his writing, invitations to attend events and presentations or support organisations, correspondence with charitable organisations Hugo Young supported, correspondence from publishers and internal Guardian correspondence.

There are also personal letters to send thanks and wishes, comment on writing or involvement in professional projects, or to discuss former appointments or arrange new ones, from:
Peter Snow
Geoffrey Howe
Sir George Young
Bill Rodgers
Paddy Ashdown
Professor David Marquand
Mark Bonham Carter
Anthony Seldon
Anthony Teasdale
David Cornwell
Frank Field
Creator: DS/UK/122

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Personal correspondence 1993
HJSY/3/2/9 · Unidad documental compuesta · 4 January 1993 - 21 December 1993
Parte de Papers of Hugo Young

Personal correspondence sent to and from Hugo Young during 1993.

Includes correspondence from friends and colleagues, letters from family members including birthday cards from his daughters, letters from members of the public in response to his writing and letters from students asking for assistance with research.

Also includes professional letters concerning work and appointments, colleague comments on writing, invitations to attend events and presentations or support organisations, and correspondence from publishers. Includes internal Guardian correspondence.

The papers include personal letters from:
Paddy Ashdown, about military action in Bosnia
Basil Cardinal Hume to Lucy Young, about their meeting
Lord Ackner, re amendments to the Ayslum Bill
Max Hastings, re telegraph writing on John Major and military intervention in Bosnia

There are also letters to comment on writing or discuss former appointments or arrange new ones, with:
Professor Bhiku Parekh
Richard Ryder
Maurice Frankel
Basil Cardinal Hume
Neil Kinnock
Jon Snow
Professor David Marquand
Roger Tomkys
David Hunt
Roy Jenkins
Michael Portillo
Anthony Teasdale
Tony Blair
Creator: DS/UK/122

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David Marquand
OHP/56 · Unidad documental compuesta · 31 January 2002
Parte de Oral history project

Interview with David Marquand, leader-writer for the Guardian. Conducted by Malcolm Dean on 31 January 2002. Also includes a data sheet containing biographical details about the subject and information about the recording.

Summary contents of interview (with rough timings):

Disc 1:
Track 1
01.06 Torn between academic work and journalism
01.58 Refused editorship of Isis, student paper at Oxford University
02.42 Year as a graduate student at St. Anthony's
02.56 Postgraduate year in America at the University of Berkley
03.19 Offered a summer job at the Guardian whilst still at St. Anthony's
04.42 Discusses summer job as a leader-writer in Manchester
05.36 Returned from America
05.40 Offered a job at the New Statesman but advised to return to the Guardian
06.09 Moved to Manchester to join the Guardian
06.42 Discusses the Guardian reporting on the Suez crisis
07.45 First impressions of the Guardian
08.15 Discusses sharing a room with Frank Edmead, leader-writer

10.10 Didn't have leader conferences at this time
10.50 Started work at 4pm, finished by 11pm
12.36 Discusses the standard format for writing 'bi-laterals'
12.56 Explains 'bi-laterals' - long, a two par, and a short
14.33 Deadline for submissions was 8pm
14.45 Remit was supposed to be foreign affairs
15.33 How Alastair Hetherington edited leader-writing
16.24 Generating article ideas and access to information
18.53 Relationship with other staff members

20.29 Significant stories during his time at the Guardian
22.20 Central Manchester was very bleak and quiet
23.13 Lived in Didsbury, where CP Scott and 'everybody lived'
23.40 Discusses the Cuban crisis
26.50 Guardian's position on Lib-Lab

30.08 Hugh Gaitskell's famous 'fight, fight, fight' speech in 1961
31.52 Another big issue at the time was the economy and common market
33.16 The removal of 'Manchester' from title and news on the front page
34.08 Anecdote: Guardian ran a front page story predicting the wrong 1959 election result
36.02 How the Guardian felt about the Tory Government
39.38 Guardian was like a graduate school
39.57 Employees were 'intellectually high class... some remarkable people'

40.12 Moved to London in Autumn 1961
40.38 Offer from the Observer to work one day a week
40.51 Bargained with Alastair to work at the Guardian two days a week
41.15 Discusses John Maddox, Bill Webb and Harold Griffiths
42.30 Remembers debates with Leonard Beaton
44.08 Discusses foreign coverage, America, Iceland, Paris
47.46 'It wasn't a subs paper it was a writers paper'
48.37 Alastair Hetherington and his writing style

52.14 Still no leader conferences in London
53.44 Offered a lectureship in 1962 and left the Guardian
54.41 Continued to write for the Guardian post 1962
54.56 Opinion of the Guardian today
55.27 How to pitch writing style for Guardian readers, writing for the elite

60.57 How politicians view and respond to the press

Track 2
Test

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