This week's Tribune draws attention to tho silence of George Brown dos= pite their challenge to him about his relationship with the Daily Mirror. Obviously he is trying to'sit it out! wnt ove? clamour dies down. Tho loft shouldn't allow his to get away with this - wherd he goes he should be met by placards demanding an answer , Transport House should bo bombarded with resclutions, otc. otc,
International Bulletin / The BulletinInternational Bulletin Vol. 1, No. 35, 24 August 1962
George Brown Keeps Quist
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