I.L.O. meeting
Sir,—l am quite sure that if I disliked someone intensely at home I would not change my opinion overseas, and I see this in the case of Messrs Knox and Bolger. It is pleasing to note that Mr Knox stood by his principles and spoke out about the National Government, whereas Mr Bolger waited until he got home to berate Mr Knox. — Yours, etc., D. R. COLLINS. June 28, 1983.
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Press, 1 July 1983, Page 12
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72I.L.O. meeting Press, 1 July 1983, Page 12
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