Recent London Co-operative Society Resolutions

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from a special correspondent. The Bust no? Ex ines, "That this meetinz of the L.C.S. Political Committee wholeheartedly condemns recent statements of members of the Board of Divcetors of the Bx. of Ex :land which constitute nothing less than an arbitrary power of } rlinuent and the Cabinet to decide Britain's economic nolicy md the power vested in them by the will of the people." : “submitted to the Pris M' ister, the C:»:cellor of the E c:cuer, the Sowercor of the: Bao <..of -Basland, ‘ Victnan, "The Politicah Committee nf the London Cs-operative Society is gravely concerned at the d-nger of the war in S.Vietnan spreading to other arens of S.E.A: ‘in. It is convinced that the duty of all the powers concerned is to negotiate an end to the fighting and a settlement on the basis of the @neva agreements. We appeal to the British Govcrnment to use its influence to secure Eeee ete negotiations and a political settlement. W. --+eal to the G:vcin-ment of the Uti: State to accept that the probleris in this area can Suey be solved by negotiations and we appeal to all other powers concerned, including Soviet U:: and Ghina, to support all efforts for a peaterul solution,"