[Redbook1:54][19680528:2200]{Cash & consumer goods}[28th
May 1968][Age 17]
Tuesday 28th May 1968
10.00p.m.
French
education minister resigns -- resignations among French trade union leaders --
government lack of time leads to lack of democracy -- Britain's first lung
transplant patient dies -- U.S. submarine feared lost. Forecast says dry and warm tomorrow.
This
morning I caught up with last week's set work, in 3 study periods. This afternoon I went down Town, discovered
how to take £30 out of the P.O. savings bank (there is a 5-day delay), and
discovered that there is a 6 week delay on delivering tape recorders to
order. I also got some bumph from the
National firm, a Japanese company -- all their machines were pretty useless. I rang up M and told her I might be able to
go to the Royal Tournament, and asked if I would have any time to go to tape
recorder shops -- she said I might, if Tuesday was wet. The trouble is, it's D's holiday too -- but
if I wait till the end of term before getting the Ferguson 3234, there may be
none left -- they no longer make them, but they are still selling old
stocks. I shall write a letter home
explaining this tonight, I think, so excuse me if I sign off soon. After going down town, I did Mrs C's garden
for half an hour then, thinking it was too soon after last Friday to go into
[...] for a drink, I came back to [...] House[,] had some tea -- and I've been
working virtually ever since, with a short break from 6.30 (tea) till 7.15
(prep).
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