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Secretary . Suddenly everything changed . Timetables were |
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Federal Government were getting valuable experience in |
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administration . Then Mr. Iain Macleod became Colonial |
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scrapped . The ill-conceived Monckton Commission was |
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politicians were inflated into international figures . |
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in Rhodesia ! Eighteen months ago this territory |
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HOW the Government must repent its haste and folly |
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was peaceful , orderly , and thriving . Africans within the |
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rushed out to Rhodesia . Overnight , minor African |
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No wonder there is doubt and fearful heart-searching . |
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TODAY , in London , that rash and thoughtless policy has |
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difficulties from African politicians greedy for power . |
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of change , so the Africans stepped up their demands . |
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caused a crisis - a crisis that never should have happened . |
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Africans control in Northern Rhodesia it may indeed face |
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If the Government now reverses its plan to give the |
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And as the British Government stepped up the pace |
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fastest ? That is the exciting competition going on |
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Macmillan and his ministers there is no choice . They |
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But if it fails to modify that plan Rhodesia may well |
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among Britain's major industries . |
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repair the damage they have done . WHO can grow the |
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be plunged into chaos , like the Congo . For Mr. |
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must safeguard Rhodesia against chaos . And try to |
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factory building this year is likely to be 40 per cent |
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their faith with cash . |
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Top of the table , at the moment , is the chemical industry . |
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up on 1960 . Britain's business men are right to back |
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tremendous upsurge in investment . It reports that new |
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Even the staid and timid Treasury is cheered by the |
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Then comes engineering , followed by iron and steel . |
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the 88-year-old standard bearer of the Ban- |
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prosperity tomorrow . BERTRAND RUSSELL , |
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issues of our time . |
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the-Bomb crusade , has devoted following . |
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too . It is said by some that he is a saint ; by |
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others that he is a prophet . He is , in fact , a |
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For expansion today means still greater |
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philosopher with a highly developed sense of publicity |
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who has been spectacularly wrong on the great |
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Thousands march with him - and sit with him |
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that freedom last if their policies were adopted ? |
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to welcome Hitler's troops as tourists . |
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After the war he favoured a preventive war against |
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defences . Throughout the years Lord Russell |
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and his supporters have been able to pursue their |
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Russia . Now he wants Britain to demolish her |
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ask themselves this question : How long would |
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eccentric campaigns in freedom . They should |
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BEFORE the war he urged the British people |
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has been appointed to smooth out difficulties for |
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Happy patrolling , Mr. Finlay ! |
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householders when trenches are dug outside their |
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mile route in Surrey . A warden , Mr. Jack Finlay , |
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front gates . Splendid . By showing concern |
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AN experiment in courtesy is launched by the Electricity |
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Board . The board is laying a cable along a seven- |
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for the people the board will earn their good will . |
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resolute Premier of the Rhodesian Federation |
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shakes the life out of his critics . He calls them |
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Welensky justified in being so harsh to those who |
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against African fanatics and woolly minded |
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disagree with him ? The facts answer that . |
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GOOD for Sir Roy Welensky ! The tough , |
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individuals in the West . Some may ask : Is |
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" jelly-boned . " He promises to preserve federation |
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months . And what has it made of the Congo ? |
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CONTRAST his firm , successful rule in Rhodesia |
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Welensky has lost all patience with his |
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misguided tormentors . |
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into practice . There a UNO army of Africans , |
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A bloodstained shambles . No wonder |
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bossed by an Indian , has been in charge for |
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with what has happened in the Congo . There |
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Welensky's opponents have carried their theories |
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Office Savings Bank shows how wrong that |
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to 19 . |
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contempt . SOME people are for ever complaining |
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when they get it . Now a survey of the Post |
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that teenagers earn too much and spend it all |
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They have earned his strictures . And his |
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idea is . The biggest group of depositors in |
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the bank is made of boys and girls aged 15 |
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They say that our farmers do not seem to |
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that in the most prosperous days in this |
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farmers for fighting against Danish competition . |
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people . THE Danes are annoyed with British |
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should still have a powerful appeal for young |
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Certainly teenagers earn more than ever before . |
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Certainly they spend more . But how splendid |
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understand the meaning of free trade . |
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country's history the old-fashioned virtue of thrift |
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now supplanted Britain as Denmark's |
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by free trade . It is that they should be free |
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principal supplier . The farmers of Britain |
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There is no doubt what the Danes understand |
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more and more from our rivals . Germany has |
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it . |
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to sell as much as they like , while buying |
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understand free trade . That is why they fight |
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