ULSTER ISSUE
Survey of opinions fH.Z. Press Assn.—Copyright) LONDON, Sept. 26. A majority of Britons now believe that troops should be withdrawn from Ulster, and the Irish left to solve their own problems, according to the latest opinion survey, which reflects a marked change in attitudes. A similar survey six months ago showed a majority in favour of British troops remaining in the province until peace was restored. The latest poll also shows the public’s scepticism about the chances of peace in Ulster — almost half of those interviewed now think that peace is very unlikely; and more people now want the problem to be handed over to the United Nations.
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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 33033, 28 September 1972, Page 23
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110ULSTER ISSUE Press, Volume CXII, Issue 33033, 28 September 1972, Page 23
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