SOME people will try to make a profit out of anything. Ex-dictator Somoza of Nicaragua for example, arained the of his victims' bodies to sell in Tene American market.
group of London business peopie are qoina to make millions out of our fear of nuclear wipe-out.
Douvaine, Jerseyinvestment company, is constructing an underground village in vultshire tor during a nuclear It will have sports libraries, communal laundries, washing, medical and feeding facilities. At the ground level there will be an airstrip and helicopter pad. There's small - money.
A large double-bed size will COST £8,000. 10,000 wealthy people the MOST enthusiastic warwill able to take advantage of this splendid offer.
The tearmercualito say. have negotiated with a leadina tinance house to have mortgages for those meet the requirements. ment. the '80s.
THE unilateralist victory at the 1960 Labour Party conference left the leadership of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament surprisingly unprepared.
Jacquetta Hawkes was 'absolutely astonished' by the vote and had been quite 'unaware' of what had AJ P Taylor, the historian, regarded the conference decision as "really almost a aistrachon, li was a mistortune In the third part of his review of The Protest Makers, JULIAN ATKINSON records the vacillations of the Labour Left in the early '60s and the failure of CND to campaign in the labour moveThere are, of course, lessons for that it had been carried in this wav and gave an iusion that the Labour Party nad been carried for unilateral nuclear disarmament: hadn't something had been carried by the mass vote of Both of these suggestions were absolutely sound, if totally precise. himself tom then, cover charge for a big push to win supPiberal Parties Tory The leadership of the Labour left found themselves in a dilemma. They had the authority of the conference behind them. But if they attempted to apply conference decisions Hụgh Gaitskell and the right would fight.
There would be a risk of splitting the party and wrecking electoral chances.
and the and The right, sensing weakness of the left, removed the whip from the five. They began to organise the unions it's safer on the Last week's demo against Cruise at the American embassy on Reagan's inauguration day the was decided to run the unilateralist Anthony Greenwood against Gaitskell. The lefts sidered and then decided them on the tactical and political aspects of their case but found them sincere body who strongly believed in their moral campaign'