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| the election was the fourth in four years . |
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| take part , and only those who " really meant |
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| in which all the boys were welcome to |
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| the rugby match in " tom brown's schooldays , " |
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| business " removed their jackets . not many |
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| described as " a display of flabby and |
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| healey had another tilt at the prime minister's |
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| metaphorical braces were visible in the |
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| they range too widely . they remind one of |
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| the trouble about such debates is that |
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| golf-course press conference , which he |
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| equipped , all-regular forces of |
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| services . its aim will be to produce superbly |
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| contain a five-year plan for the three |
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| about 400,000 men . the three services |
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| would be " integrated " to a greater |
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| be published in march , is likely to |
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| the next white paper on defence , to |
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| extent than ever before . |
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| a reference to the reunification of germany |
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| weapons in any part of europe . inspection |
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| prohibition of the production of atomic |
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| brought a bark of " start another war ! " |
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| and control would be much easier to |
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| from mr. ellis smith ( lab. , stoke on trent s. ) . |
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| this could , he suggested , be linked with |
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| theme of limitation of armaments in europe . |
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| then mr. healey launched out on his pet |
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| recalling parliament or ordering mobilisation |
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| on to a fully active footing . that |
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| by proclamation , such as would be |
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| hopeful . |
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| mr. macmillan explained that he had deliber- |
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| sirable atmosphere of panic . he thought |
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| would have created a thoroughly unde- |
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| ately refrained during the summer from |
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| that the situation was rather more |
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| of 1962 . |
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| approval . mr. watkinson remains con- |
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| voluntary forces , with the last national |
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| serviceman out of uniform by the end |
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| return to the tradition of all-regular |
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| vinced that the policy initiated in |
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| gen. sir richard hull , who is to succeed |
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| francis festing , who believes completely |
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| to have come mainly from retired officers |
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| watkinson is right . |
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| criticisms about army manpower appear |
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| in the principle of an all-regular army . |
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| sir francis , is equally convinced mr. |
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| mr. watkinson has had the utmost support |
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| are out of touch with the existing situation . |
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| from the c.i.g.s. , field-marshal sir |
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| minister of state , foreign office , said |
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| earlier that the government had asked |
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| the medical research council to reassess |
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| afraid of negotiation . " mr. godber , |
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| but we must not - and i am not - be |
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| the fall-out position in view of the russian |
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| made public . |
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| tests . the council's findings would be |
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| " we must not be rattled into surrender , |
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| the minister regards the recent trend |
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| engagement would probably have to be for |
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| national service is ever resorted to , |
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| not agree that the point has been reached |
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| of recruiting figures as encouraging . |
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| three years . |
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| he is confident the aim can be achieved . |
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| cannot be entirely discounted , he does |
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| to national service in some form |
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| while the possibility of an eventual return |
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| at any time rose to fever pitch , to a |
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| than about substance . the prime minister's |
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| attitude of studied calm brought down the |
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| temperature of the debate , which never |
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| in the peers' gallery . |
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| throughout mr. macmillan's speech the earl |
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| the russians now realised its seriousness . the |
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| french doubts were more about procedure |
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| remarkable degree of sub-normality . |
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| of home , foreign secretary , was listening |
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| short of wearing the same uniform , which is |
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| has been working on the plan for some months , |
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| not contemplated , the navy , army and royal |
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| command structure and central administrative |
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| and operations . this would apply also in the |
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| air force would become , for practical purposes , |
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| a single defence force . there would be |
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| complete co-operation at all levels in training |
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| shown , could be undertaken on a variety |
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| britain could not be a party to an imposed |
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| he spent most of his short half-hour on |
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| berlin . he deplored the possibility of |
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| final and irrevocable division of germany . |
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| division . but negotiation , as the debate had |
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| certain that they wanted to establish a |
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| some " new myth " about betrayal of germany |
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| know what the russians want . " but he was |
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| of defence policy . details of the scheme |
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