The following statement from Christopher Farley was published in the Guardian on Monday, l'ovember 13. "Mr, Christopher Farley, one of the eight members of the foundation's board, said yesterday it was "a travesty of the situation and completely untrue" that the foundation was shedding the Vietnam Solidarity Canpaign because it had become a political embarrassment after the incidents at the American Imbassy in London last month. The campaign has had rent-free offices in premises run by the foundation for the past 18 months, and Mr. Farley said his understanding was that it would continue to occupy these offices. He could not understand suggestions that the campaign was being evicted. "The situation has been entirely understood between the foundation and the campaign for 18 months. The foundation took a leading part in getting the campaign started and nany of us with the foundation were on the executive until it was clearly standing on its own feet," Mr. Farley said. Mr. Farley said the foundation was solvent and there was no financial crisis. The foundation did not want to discuss publicly its financial position.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 8, No. 20, 14 November 1967
Stat Iit on Bortrand Russell Pcacl Foundation
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