World Government
Sir,—ln this most insecure period in all world history when the. continued existence of all life on earth depends on the 100 per cent, freedom from error of military officials in the United States and Russia, it is indeed refreshing to read the sensible words of Lord Hailsham. We must have a world government, he said, just as Mr Khrushchev said we must have world disarmament. I say we must have both. Human history is the story of the largely-unconscious unification of mankind. From now on, a man must regard himself as a citizen of the world. His duty is to practise: each for all, and all for each. The golden rule, or do-as-you-would-be-done-by principle, will help materially. Thank God for the timely utterance of the noble lord.—Yours, etc., N. M. BELL. March 11, 1960.
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Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29153, 14 March 1960, Page 3
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