FILE - This is an April 8, 1961 file photo of British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan as he speaks briefly outside the White House, Washington with President Kennedy. In 1955, Winston Churchill was replaced by Anthony Eden who then won the ensuing general election. Eden's premiership proved short-lived after his misguided attempt to regain the Suez Canal from Egypt in 1956. Eden resigned a year later, replaced by Harold Macmillan, who led the Conservatives to their third straight election victory in 1959. Macmillan famously claimed the British had “never had it so good.” (AP Photo/File)