Peter Lovell Davis, Baron Lovell Davis
Peter Lovell LovellDavis, Baron LovellDavis was a British publishing executive and politician. He was influential in the success of the 1964, 1966 and 1974 general election campaigns for the Labour Party, and his association with Harold Wilson saw him raised to the peerage to serve in government between 1974 and 1976.
Davis was born onJuly 1924 to William Lovell Davis and Winifred Mary Davis. He was educated at Christs College, Finchley and King Edward VI School, StratforduponAvon before joining an RAF officer training course in 1943. He qualified as a Spitfire pilot and saw service during World War II. He left the RAF in 1947 after reaching the rank of flight lieutenant and returned to study English at Jesus College, Oxford.
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