The decision to move into the Crater area of Aden - taken, we ard told, by the military against the wishes of the politicians - shows the logic of the position Wilson has got into. Having decided to maintain a military presence against the wishes of the mass of the people of Aden, the Government has to face the consequences of that decision. There is only one alternative to being immersed in a deeper and deeper crisis: a bold, unequivocal decision to withdraw British troops immediately,
The WeekThe Week Vol. 8, No. 1, c. 6 July 1967
Aden: From Bad to Worse
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