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Apr. 30, 1958 - He lives with Teddy Girls, and is expelled: Richard Henry Caldecott, expelled from Britain's most expensive public school for (among other things) living with Teddy Girls in a cottage called Dick's Dive has come to London to consult a firm of solicitors. It was no new experience for 18-year old Richard, son of Lieut. Colonel Hugh Caldecott (Indian Army, Retd.), of Wincanton, Somerset, when he was asked to leave 600 a year Millfield. Last year, he was expelled from Wellington College. Richard said last night: It was a spot of trouble on a Sunday night that led to my latest expulsion. I told by housemaster Mr.'Hector Nest, . that I was going to dancing classes up at the school. I was going to dancing classes in a way. I went into the village of Street, had a few beers, and did a spot of living with the local girls. Then I went to a friend's workshop. Photo shows Richard Henry Caldecott, expelled from Britain's most expensive public school

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