FRANK ALLAUN M.P. - Member Labour Party N.E.C. "There is growing war weariness in America. So President Johnson knows he must get the war over soon - and well before the Presidential elections in November, 1968. Whilst he is being pressed very strongly by the U.S. peace movement - a magnificent one - to end the bombing of North Vietnam, without which there is no possibility of peace talks, he is also being pressed by the hawks to get the war over by wiping out the whole population of North Vietnam. The hawks are prepared to risk a war with China and with Soviet Russia. So the decision could go either way. At this moment of decision it is most urgent that the British Government be pressed to bring its influence to bear against the terrible war in Vietnam."
The WeekThe Week Vol. 8, No. 16, 19 October 1967
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