Rhodesian Merry-go-round

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One gets bored with the proposals, counter-proposals, Royal Commisions, trips to Rhodesia, trips to Malta, etc. which have filled the headlines since the Rhodesian crisis began. However, certain things are quite clear: Mr. Wilson is quite unprepard to do in Rhodesia what he did in Aden, but at the same time he wants to appear to be doing something which is not capitulation to Iam Smith and the White settlers, Mr. Wilson is in favour of/armed solytion in Vietnam, but not in Rhodesia. The purpose of the Royal Commission was/give more time to avoid facing the issue. In a very short time the crunch will come and our Government will have the opportunity to prove that it can be as tough with Mr, Smith as it is with unofficial strikers, Borneo rebels and Aden.