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Edward Streator (Minister) and Mrs. Streator The Duke and Duchess of Kent Mr. Robert Morris (Minister for Economic Affairs and Prince and Princess Michael of Kent Princess Alexandra, the Hon. Mrs. Angus Ogilvy Commercial Affairs) and Mrs. Morris and the Hon. Angus Ogilvy The Cabinet The Lord Chancellor and the Hon. Mary Hogg The Official Suite of The President The Prime Minister and Mr. Denis Thatcher The Hon. Alexander M. Haig, Jr. (Secretary of State) and Mrs. The Lord President of the Council and Mrs. Biffen Haig The Lord Privy Seal and Dr. Geoffrey Young The Hon. Edwin Meese III (Counsellor to The President) The Secretary of State for the Home Department and Mrs. The Hon. Michael K. Deaver (Deputy Chief of Staff and Whitelaw Assistant to The President) and Mrs. Deaver The Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs The Hon. William P. Clark (Assistant to The President for and Mrs. Pym National Security Affairs) and Mrs. Clark The Hon. Richard G. 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Mary Morrison (Lady in Waiting) The Lord Chief Justice of England and Lady Lane The Lord Somerleyton (Lord in Waiting) and Lady Somerleyton The Lord Weinstock (Managing Director, General Electric Co. Sir Nicholas Henderson (British Ambassador at Washington) Ltd.) and Lady Weinstock and Lady Henderson The Right Hon. Michael Foot, M.P. (Leader of the Opposition) Squadron Leader Adam Wise (Equerry in Waiting) and Mrs. Foot V31 6f3 11VV d0 S31tf1S 0311N 1? 3H1 J S3HO33dS 3H1 E N161n0 031t/3S NIVW3H Special Invitations - continued Special Invitations -continued The Right Hon. Gordon Richardson (Governor of the Bank of Mr. Peter Imbert (Chief Constable of the Thames Valley Police) England ) and Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Imbert The Right Hon. Lionel Murray (General Secretary of the TUC) Professor Laurence Martin (Vice -Chancellor , University of and Mrs. Murray Newcastle upon Tyne ) and Mrs. Martin The Right Hon. David Steel , M.P. (Leader of the Liberal Party) Mr. Alasdair Milne (Director -General designate , BBC Television) and Mrs. Steel and Mrs. Milne Colonel the Hon. 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Sir Philip Moore (Private Secretary to The Authority ) and Mrs. Marshall Queen ) and Lady Moore Professor Michael Howard (Regius Professor of Modern History, Vice-Admiral Sir Peter Ashmore (Master of the Household) Oxford) Lieutenant -Colonel Sir John Johnston (Comptroller, Lord Mr. John Harvey-Jones (Chairman, ICI Ltd.) and Mrs. Chamberlain 's Office) Harvey-Jones Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John Miller (Crown Equerry) Mr. Anthony Andrews (Actor) and Mrs. Andrews Lieutenant -General Sir John Richards (Marshal of the The Mayor and Mayoress of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Diplomatic Corps) and Lady Richards Maidenhead (Councillor and Mrs. A. J. Bellworthy) Mr. Robert Fellowes (Assistant Private Secretary to The Queen) Mr. Timothy Bevan (Chairman, Barclays Bank Ltd.) and Lieutenant -Colonel Blair Stewart -Wilson (Deputy Master of the Mrs. Bevan Household) Mr. T. Jefferson Cunningham III (President of the American Lieutenant -Colonel George West (Assistant Comptroller, Lord Chamber of Commerce UK) and Mrs. Cunningham Chamberlain 's Office) Dr. Alan Glyn, M.P. (Member of Parliament for Windsor and Mr. Michael Shea (Press Secretary to The Queen) Maidenhead ) and Lady Rosula Glyn Captain Alexander Matheson (Equerry in Waiting) Mr. Robert Henderson (Chairman , Kleinwort Benson Lonsdale The Hon . Eustace Gibbs (Vice -Marshal of the Diplomatic Corps) Ltd.) and Mrs. Henderson Lord Rupert Nevill (Private Secretary to The Duke of Edinburgh) The Royal Households -continued The Hon. Edward Adeane (Private Secretary to The Prince of Wales) The Hon. 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(Private Mr. John Harvey-Jones Mrs. Alan Henderson Secretary to The Duke and Duchess of Kent) Lady Susan Hussey Professor Michael Howard Lady Mary Fitzalan-Howard (Lady in Waiting to Princess Lieutenant-General Sir John Richards Mrs. Andrews Alexandra, the Hon. Mrs. Angus Ogilvy) Lady Mary Fitzalan-Howard Mr. Michael Shea Sir Raymond Pennock Mrs. Timperley Lady Somerleyton Sir David Wills Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John Miller Hon. Mary Morrison Lady Bondi Sir Patrick Dean Lord Denham Lady Denham Mrs. Palmer Admiral Sir Henry Leach Right Hon. David Steel, M.P. Countess of Airlie Lady Grandy Right Hon. Lionel Murray Right Hon. Gordon Richardson Lady Sandys Mrs. Foot Right Hon. Michael Foot, M.P.
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    Digital Archive digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org International History Declassified 1980 Protest and Survive Citation: “Protest and Survive,” 1980, History and Public Policy Program Digital Archive, E.P. Thompson, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, 1980. Contributed to NPIHP by Matthew Evangelista. Reproduced with the permission of Ben Thompson, Kate Thompson, the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, www.cnduk.org, and the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, www.russfound.org http://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org/document/113758 Summary: Pamphlet from the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation arguing for a nuclear-free Europe. Describes the potentially destructive effects of nuclear weapons. Promotes skepticism towards official government statements regarding weapons on both sides and the idea that the strategy of deterrence at its core will only lead to more usable weapons and eventually their actual use. Provides a document endorsing a European nuclear free zone for readers to sign. Original Language: English Contents: Scan of Original Document Prolesl and survive Second (Revised) edition Fourth printing Keep this booklet handy Prepared for the People of England by E.P. Thompson 1980 Printed in Fngland for the Camp;::iign for Nuclear Disarmament, 29 Great James Stieet, London WCI and the Bertrand Russell l'eace Foundation, Bertrand Russell fl<.>use, Gamble Street, Nottingham by the Russell Press Ltd, Nottingham. Messages.to the British Public From the Right Hon.