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The Week Vol. 1, No. 13, 25 March 1964 · p. 9 of the scan · 141 words

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@ covered by the term 'domestic #4 Aervice of every kind'...I ‘propose that transference should be startedeeel believe there i would be room for some 2,000 or WR 3,000 families...from mining areasee"™ Sir Alec on Munichs "Tt would be cowardly and dishon= est for me to pretend that I disagreed in any way with Mr. » Neville Chamberlain's decision at Munich..."

Sir Alec on Suezs:

"It is in the defence of

justice and the need to

pep peace that H.M. Govern

fhent with all the risks...

Bhave intervened."

Sir Alec on the Bomb

. "The great advantage

& of the nuclear bomb is

® that at last ordinary

ecent men have been

given a weapon which

can stop the wicked...

All these quotes are from Emrys. Hughes! biography: Sir Alec Douglas Home

or from Housman's, 5, Caledonian Rd., London W.C. 1.

← The Werk Takes a Look at Our Prime MinisterYouth in Action the Week Number 13 Pagd 7 →

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