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Tory M.p. Bulogises Salazar Regime

The Week Vol. 1, No. 17, 23 April 1964 · pp. 10-11 of the scan · 116 words

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hieny readers will have seen the letter from Patrick Wall, M.P. for Haltenprice, in last Sunday's Observer, in which he violently oppased any boycott of South Africa. This gentleman is, it scems, a champion of unsav~ oury ceuses. The Economist of April l1,published a letter from him on the subject of Angols. According to Mr. Wall, “Angola is one of the few countries in Afrien where race doecn!t matter. Crest strides are being made in rerioultur(e)...cducations...." Portugel hes a policy of "cemplete non~ recialisn ‘hndig making "genuine attenpts to raise the standard of living." Mr. Wall finishes his epistle by asking "Surely there is something to be suid for a slow transfer of power....."

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