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Editors! Letter

The Week Vol. 2, No. 18, 19 November 1964 · pp. 2-3 of the scan · 172 words

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A flood of protests over the vicious sentence on Dr. Allen and his _ @o-defendants has descended on Nigerian High Commissioner's office in London, Our reports are not complete so we have held over an article on this question _ until next week, If you want to add your voice te protests the: address iss “Nigerian High Commissioner, Nigeria House, 9, Northumberland Avefiue, London W.C.2. = we are sure readers will know how to make their displeasure best known! :

As we go to press the vital question of the attitude of the Government towards the export of arms to South Africa has been clarified except on one issue - the Buccaneer bombers, No exception should made on this point, and the fact that the Government has implemented one part of UNO policy should encourage us to press for complete implementation, i.e., fdr economic sanctions. But to do this a grass roots pressure must be built upe Published by The Week, 54, Park Rd.z Nottm. Subs. rates on application.

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