from David Robinson. Already research into British complicity in the Vietnam war is showing that this country's involvement is far greater than is generally realised, even by those of us who are involved in the anti-war movement, Our team at the L.S.E. has uncovered the connections of more than 30 British firms with work on equipment used by Australia, New Zealand and the United States in Vietnam, The Sunday Telegraph published a full-page article on November 26 giving details of work on chemical and biological warfare in both the U.S. and in Britain. Information on new British developments are sent immediately to the U.S. under an exchange agreement. Scientists at British universities are becoming very worried that the trend towards massive defence research projects seen in many American universities may have started in this coumtry. We have contacted a number of those scientists most concerned over this development and hope that they will work together with ourselves, the Stop-It Committee and the team at L.S.E. to prepare a really comprehensive documentation of British involvement in the war of genocide being waged by the Americans and their allies in Vietnam, The American anti-war movement has planned an international day of support for draft resisters on Monday, December 4th. In London the Stop-It Committee will be holding a "happening" during the afternoon and a Public Meeting to lauch a petition supporting draft resisters at Conway Hall, Red Lion Square,W.C.1l. at 8 pom.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 8, No. 22, c. 28 November 1967
CAMPAIGN from David Robinson.
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