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It is not necessary for The Week to argue VIEWNAM: THE LAST PRETENCE GONE:

The Week Vol. 5, No. 14, 7 April 1966 · p. 3 of the scan · 95 words

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It is not necessary for The Week to argue that in Vietnam the Americans are engaged in propping up a hated, completely dictatorial regime, This has been done adequately by the press in the last few days. But something flows from this exposure: what is a Labour Government doing backing the Americans in this filthy business? The press is also reporting more U,S, pressure for British troops to go to Vietnam. Do we really seem that stupid? British policy in relation to Vietnam should be reversed immediately and brother Johnson told where he gets off.

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