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,The Choice between Europe and ‘East of Suez’, March–December 1966, of Suez became a major electoral issue. The problem of Rhodesia remained, but Wilson proved more skilful than Heath (whose Party was bitterly divided over the oil sanctions) in tackling (but not resolving) the issue. The key issue was the economy, and Labour could point to the recent significant im

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,The Final Verdict: January 1967–January 1968,large defence cuts in the Far East a real possibility.. Nevertheless, 1967 continued to be tough for Whitehall. The semblance of order in the Middle East was finally breaking up by June 1967 with the outbreak of the Six Day Arab-Israeli War, followed by the eruption of the Nigerian Civil War. In the

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Conclusion,has been shown, the process of reaching this decision was a complex one. It is impossible to identify one single cause at the cost of other important variables, rather like the case of the impressionist paintings of Claude Monet. His incremental additions of colours appear at first to be incomprehen

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The Operation of Manufacturing Systems,e, which it had derived from its Empire, became of less weight in world affairs. In this process, and in the course of the outbreak of, and the intensification of, the Cold War in the post-war world, Britain’s relations with the United States became an important barometer for the measurement of Brit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55776-7 warned Alec Douglas-Home in July 1964 that the cost of Britain’s overseas commitments ‘has been rising very rapidly over the past decade … it looks as if it will go on rising’. In August, the Cabinet was informed of the worsening of the balance of payments deficit, and nearly three weeks before the

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Aspects of Manufacturing Systems Integrationfor cancellation.. As will be shown in this chapter, this initial timetable was not met; the decision on the TSR-2 was delayed until 1 April 1965, which in turn affected the expenditure study conducted by the MoD. In the end, the OPD officials only managed to submit an initial report to the second C