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minutes later to stand just inside the |
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middle of the amazing scene , Mr. Macmillan |
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Fell appeared to be in tears as he sat |
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There were loud cries of " shame " from |
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and left the chamber . He returned five |
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doorway looking more composed . In the |
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to sit down by the Prime Minister . " Protests had been expected |
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the effect on one former supporter that he now thinks this Prime |
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accused the Prime Minister of " political double talk . " " It had |
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Minister is a national disaster , " he said . |
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This seemed to infuriate Mr. Fell even more . " I cannot be told |
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from Tory rebels . But Mr. Fell's attack was unprecedented . He |
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opposition , which will be aired in the |
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debate tomorrow and on Thursday . |
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anything , rallied support to the Prime Minister . |
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This apparently , was Mr. Macmillan's assessment . |
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Most MPs agreed that Mr. Fell's attack had , if |
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that Mr. Fell had probably " maximised his |
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of such ferocity . But there was ample |
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support . " There were no other attacks |
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He confined his reply to the observation |
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evidence of Conservative and Labour |
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Government's intention : |
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of our European Free Trade Association partners |
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Community without prior negotiation with a view |
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Government could join the European Economic |
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and of British agriculture . " Near the end of a |
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House was crowded . He said : " No # British |
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to meeting the needs of the Commonwealth countries , |
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long statement , Mr. Macmillan stated the |
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As Mr. Macmillan made his announcement , the |
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" Shame . " Mr. Williams is a close |
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conclusion that it would be right for |
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Britain to make a formal application . . |
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" After long and earnest consideration , Her |
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the Community . " At this point , Mr. Paul |
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Williams ( Cons. , Sunderland ) called out |
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associate of Mr. Fell . |
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for negotiations with a view to joining |
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Majesty's Government have come to the |
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behind the Serjeant at Arms' chair . |
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raised by Tory critics . Mr. Anthony Fell , |
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He claimed that , unless we were in the |
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Monday , took up a position almost hidden |
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play any part in # determining its future . |
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who created a scene on this point on |
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Common Market , we should not be able to |
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Mr. Macmillan dealt with the main objection |
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" We can lead better from within , " he said . |
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he said . |
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Common Market . " The Community |
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( Common Market ) has imparted an |
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to The Six . Above all , it is an idea |
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tribute to the development of the |
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Market than by isolation . He paid |
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impetus and an economic growth |
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to the Commonwealth through the |
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which has gripped men's minds , " |
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strength we would gain in the Common |
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Mr. Macmillan said we could be more help |
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probably gain . " Many people feel we have had , perhaps , too |
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Mr. Reginald Maudling . " These were negotiations in which the |
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President of the Board of Trade played a conspicuous part , " the |
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swamped by cheap labour . Our industry , he said , would |
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Referring to previous negotiations , Mr. Macmillan looked towards |
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Premier said . He dismissed the idea that Britain would be |
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much shelter , " he went on . |
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Minister that I do not think |
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federalism in Europe , " he went |
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retorted . " I agree with the Prime |
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we are necessarily bound for |
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Mr. Gaitskell said he had been |
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of considerable authority , " he |
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on . |
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Conservatives protested when |
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told this " by some # people |
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food subsidies would probably be |
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season moves into top gear . |
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BUDGETTE or no Budgette YOU are |
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replaced by a system of tariffs " That |
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all-time peak . |
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will mean a rise in the cost of living . " |
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the spending spree is at a new |
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If we joined the Common Market , our |
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spending more as the summer holiday |
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On the eve of August Bank Holiday |
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Now look at the other side of all |
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sixth successive week - this |
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Note circulation soared for the |
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these coins . |
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100,000,000 more than the corresponding |
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time by more than 15,000,000 # last |
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week . And that brought the figure |
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week last year and 37,000,000 up on |
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the 1960 record set last Christmas . |
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to a record 2,415,000,000 . This was |
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form of special deposits with the Bank of England . |
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stricter in recalling existing overdrafts . This is underlined in |
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difficult to arrange a loan or overdraft . And banks will be |
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the Central Bank's weekly return ... ... which shows that more |
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