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Mr. Donnelly's Election Address

The Week Vol. 5, No. 12, 24 March 1966 · p. 4 of the scan · 142 words

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from a Welsh correspondent let no Labour Party official dare attack those on the left wing who have felt obliged to make public criticism of the Labour Party during the election. What is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander, if it is wrong for the left to qualify their call to vote Labour, then what can one make of this?(extracted from the Sunday Times of March 20th)

"Snub for Wilson Mr. Desmond Donnelly, the Labour candidate at Pembroke, has dealt a handsome smub to Mr. Wilson and his Government, In his election address, there is a personal message from himself - repeated in . Welsh = one from his wife, Rosemary, and a kick at militant, old-fashioned socialists, But never an allusion to the Labour Government, its record or its promises. And not a mention of Mr, Wilson himself,"

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