Tho 2 month inquiry into the eventa leading to tho resignation of Reginald Stamp, chairman of the LOS, has ended, TH: Director of Public Prosecutions said in a letter that “tho evidence available is wholly inaufficiont to support a criminal charge against any porson". Tho letter contimes: "It in only fair to Mr Stamp te record that thara is no ovidence that he has evar sought, cither directly or indiractly,; to influence the council or any of its departments in the interests of any professional client",
80 onds an unpleasant chaptor in which the Tory Contral Office is clearly implicatsd, Tho Stamp affair was to be built up te crests a seandal- in tine for the olections to the Greatar London Council in April 1964. The manocourros failod, but more will be heard in the next few days,