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Prime Minister Wilson interviewed before leaving for Washington

Prime Minister Wilson interviewed before leaving for Washington; ENGLAND: London: LAP: INT CS Prime Minister Harold Wilson interviewed SOF: - One of them certainly. I think we all feel the alliance is subjected to some pretty severe stresses and strains. We want to make it more effective - more effective peace-keeping machinery and we want to do it in such a way - all of us I think are agreed on this - as to enable us to take new initiatives, particularly in the field of reducing East/West tension and stopping the spread of nuclear weapons. Q: Have you had any preliminary indication from US government about your plans for an Atlantic nuclear force rather than a multilateral force? - Well we're talking over the whole field when we get there and I believe from my experience it's better to talk when you get round a table and not to try and establish positions in advance. EXT MS Harold Wilson kisses wife - son Robin with them: and away Patrick Gordon-Walker (Foreign Secretary) walks L-R: MS Denis Healey MP (Defence Secretary), Sir Solly Zuckerman and Lord Mountbatten (Chief of Defence Staff) walk L-R: BV Wilson up plane steps with Patrick Gordon-Walker - both turn and wave: MS BOAC Comet takes off L-R: NEG: 16mm: ITN (Taylor)/Brenards: 1.26 mins: 54 ft: TX 06.12.1964/6.05pm:
Prime Minister Wilson interviewed before leaving for Washington; ENGLAND: London: LAP: INT CS Prime Minister Harold Wilson interviewed SOF: - One of them certainly. I think we all feel the alliance is subjected to some pretty severe stresses and strains. We want to make it more effective - more effective peace-keeping machinery and we want to do it in such a way - all of us I think are agreed on this - as to enable us to take new initiatives, particularly in the field of reducing East/West tension and stopping the spread of nuclear weapons. Q: Have you had any preliminary indication from US government about your plans for an Atlantic nuclear force rather than a multilateral force? - Well we're talking over the whole field when we get there and I believe from my experience it's better to talk when you get round a table and not to try and establish positions in advance. EXT MS Harold Wilson kisses wife - son Robin with them: and away Patrick Gordon-Walker (Foreign Secretary) walks L-R: MS Denis Healey MP (Defence Secretary), Sir Solly Zuckerman and Lord Mountbatten (Chief of Defence Staff) walk L-R: BV Wilson up plane steps with Patrick Gordon-Walker - both turn and wave: MS BOAC Comet takes off L-R: NEG: 16mm: ITN (Taylor)/Brenards: 1.26 mins: 54 ft: TX 06.12.1964/6.05pm:
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1306537596
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December 06, 1964
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