A telegram of support was sent to the London School of Economics "teach-in", by the officers of the South Nottingham Constituency Labour Labour Party had passed many protests against U.S. policy in Vietnam and British support for this policy) It called for the maximum campaign on the question and said the whole matter was one of the greatest urgencye Mr. Paul B. Rose, M.P., - acorrection
In a recent edition of The Week a report of the Manchester May Day Rally conveyed the impression that Fanl Rose, Member for Blackley, did not emphasise his opposition to American action in Vietnam. Mr. Paul Rose informs us that he indeed’ made a categorical and unequivocal statement that the Government ought to be ready to criticise American action and he further dealt with the question of reducing arms expenditure. He has asked us to correct any false impressions that might have been conveyed by the report since he has been particularly active over the questions of Vietnam and Dominica both in the House and outside.