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The Week Vol. 3, No. 22, 3 June 1965 · p. 3 of the scan · 171 words

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Mr. Cyrus Eaton, friend of Khrushchov, gave this warning after returning from a visit to Moscow, where he met Mr. Kosygin: “I have never seen a man so Serious, So grim", his remarks boili down to him saying that the U.5. had declared war, lr. Eaton concluded,

"We need a miracle within a month” to avoid disaster,

The People's Daily of Peking wrote on June ist: "The Johnson administration...in all likelihood will escalate the war in Vietnam to a Korea-type, localised war."

China and North Vietnam could no longer recognise the 17th parallel military demarcation, the editorial added, Yet eur Government turned dom Mir, Michael Foot"'s call for san urgent discission in the House of Commons on Vietnam before the vhitsum recess, All serious observers agree that Labour's atgquiesence over Vietnam encouraged Johnson to go into Dominica, further steps in Vietnam,

Silence now will encourage the Americans to take

The whole movement must throw its weight behind the demand that the Lebour Government decisively dissociates itself from U.S. policy in Vietnan,

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