Former MP for Manchester, Gorton
asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether, in view of the recent official proposal of the Hanoi Government that it would negotiate only when bombing ceased, the National Liberation Front or a South Vietnam coalition including the National Liberation Front were an independent party to the negotiations, and if the latter were directed to implementing the 1954 Geneva Agreements,...
asked the Prime Minister to what extent he reached agreement with President de Gaulle at their Paris meeting on Great Britain's eventual entry into the European Economic Community as a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, with a special relationship to the United States.
Did not the Prime Minister send President de Gaulle the text of his Strasbourg speech in which he referred to the object of strengthening the Atlantic Alliance and entering the Common Market? Did the President make clear that he has withdrawn his previous objections to Britain entering on that basis?
Former MP for Manchester, Gorton
Entered the House of Commons on 5 July 1945 — General election
Left the House of Commons on 6 July 1967 — Died
Also represented Gateshead
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