Nuclear ships policy

Press, 3 October 1985, Page 20

Nuclear ships policy

Sir,—Recent news of the twoway spread of A.I.D.S. to German prostitutes and families of American servicemen in Germany, is just another reason why many of us do not “look forward,” in John Pallet’s words “to when we welcome back ships of friends and allies.” —

Yours, etc., B. ROBERTS. September 29, 1985.

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