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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30642, 7 January 1965, Page 6

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"Decency.”—Let it speak for itself. “A Resident”. —We shall inquire. “Spanish Onion.”—No space for the reopening of this subject just now. “Quo Vadis?”—Your letter would only lead to sectarian controversy. There has been no change in our policy of using our judgment as best we can, in the assessment of news.