BRITISH UNION DENOUNCES AMERICAN POLICY IN VIETNAM
After discussing the Vietnam war situation, delegates at the Margate conference of the Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers overwhelmingly carried a resolution April 25 condeming American policy and calling on the Wilson government to take an independent stand. The resolution, which was moved by Christopher |
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"This annual delegate meeting is appalled at the destruction of life in Vietnam and alarmed at the danger of the war spreading. It calls upon the Government to dissociate itself from present American policy in Vietnam, and to use all its influence to bring the fighting to an end and