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 : Frank McLeavy, Labour MP, attends House of Commons vote


Frank McLeavy, Labour MP, attends House of Commons vote

Nov. 11, 1964 - Get Me To The House On Time - MP Taken By Wheelchair To Record Vote: Members of Parliament from all parts of the country made dramatic journeys to get to the House of Commons in time to support their parties in the Division on the Steel Nationalisation Bill. Some MPs were held up for some time in Scotland and others parts of the country by fog - but all managed to arrive in time. Mr. Frank McLeavy (65) Labour MP for Bradford East was taken from a London hospital to the House of Commons - in a wheelchair to record his vote - he is in the Manor House Hospital with a knee complaint. Photo shows Mr. Frank McLeavy goes to the House in a wheelchair. He got there on time

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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