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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1957

Page

3

Royal Soap Opera sparks London uproar over Queen's role

Philadelphia dispatch reports Malcolm Muggeridge, ex Punch editor, calling Queen Elizabeth II and family a royal soap opera. He criticizes advisers as incompetent and urges monarchy to serve as a symbolic head of state beyond politicians. The piece notes backlash from Lord Beaverbrook's papers and the League of Empire Loyalists.

Philadelphia Malcolm Mugegeridge Punch Elizabeth II Magéeridge Punch Post Saturday Evening Post Elizabeth United States London Anduggeridge Muggeridge Prince Philip Lord Beaverbrook Sunday Express the Express League of Empire Loyalists Lord Altrincham Ateen Tweedy Altrincham England

Happy Coincidence Rose Wins Honors in Virginia

Elizabeth Rose, nicknamed Queen Elizabeth, was named the most outstanding rose by the American Rose Society in Old Point Comfort Virginia. The pink tea rose, introduced in 1955 by D Walter Lammerts, was selected amid a Los Angeles seed company report. OTTAWA 14 notes the Countess of Leicester visiting Queen Elizabeth is ill with a head cold in Government House.

Old Point Comfort Society Sec Queen Elizabeth Dretary James P. Gurney Columbus Ottawa Leicester Elizabeth Brit Elizaain Virginia Beth Government House

Queen on live TV in Ottawa crowd greets royal visit

The Queen and Prince Philip arrived in Ottawa amid cheering crowds at Christ Church Cathedral and spoke to veterans. Elizabeth, in a tailored beige suit, waved from an open car and promised further visits, noting memories from 1951. The address was radio and live TV broadcast across Canada and parts of the United States.

Ottawa Old Christ Mortal Philip Church Elizabeth Sovereign Canada U.S Toa ABC Live TV NBC Live iTadio Eisenhower Washington United States Paris Yugoslav Informa Queen

Royal Visit Highlights Church Service and Wreath Laying

Anti Titoists were held during a hour long service in which Philip read the Parable of the Talents from Matthew. The queen accompanied by her entourage attended a wreath laying at the War Memorial after a surprise audience with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker at Government House. Elizabeth appeared in a petite suit with a mink trimmed collar a beret style hat gloves and a brown calfskin bag. Her four strands of pearls and two diamond brooches marked the occasion.

Dean John QC Anderson Government House Canada John Diefenbaker Elizabeth Philip Quebec

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