Supporting Mr. Wilson
Sla,----Mr. Alan Watkins has 'come across only one Labour MP who completely supports Mr. Wilson on Vietnam.' Mr. Watkins must talk to the wrong people. Included amongst the supporters of the GoVernment's policy are
ERNEST ARMSTRONG, GORDON BAWER. CYRIL RI NC Ii. JEREMY BRAY, ELIZABETH BRADDOCK, TOM BRAINS Y, DONALD CHAPMAN, DONALD COLEMAN, S. 0. DAVII S, EDMUND DELI., JACK DUNNETT, GEOFFREY DE FREITAS, W. W. HAMILTON. WILLIAM IIANNAN, ROY HATTY Rs' I HARRY HOWARTH, R. HOWARTH, BERT HAZE! I . "1 olt HUGHES, COLIN JACKSON, NEIL MCBRIDE, tiRLGOR MACKENZIE, SIMON MAHON, PETER MAIION, Hoorn MAXWELL, IIARRY RANDALL, MERLYN REES, GEOFEREY ItLIODE S, IVOR RICHARD, SAM SII.KIN, SIBIU FY S.UMMERSKILL, DICK TAVERNE, JAMES TINN, BRIAN WALDEN. It. WINTF.RBOTTOM.
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[Alan Watkins writes: 'This is what comes of being deliberately provocative. I am flattered to have inspired such an impressive demonstration of loyalty to our Prime Minister. But I doubt whether the demonstration would have been quite so impressive prior to his Commonwealth initiative, which was made after my piece was written. Certainly I know that at least two of the above--Mr. Colin Jackson and Mr. William Hamilton—were deeply disturbed about Government policy in Vietnam, and said so. In the case of Mr. Jackson, he said so to the Prime Minister and I have not the faintest idea what Mr. S. 0. Davies's name is doing on the list.'--Editor. Spectator.]
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