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BRITISH VIEWS ON NATO\n\n● REFORM OF BRITISH SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRY  \n● SUPPLEMENT:PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS IN BRITAIN  \n# BRITISH VIEWS ON NATO\n\nSpeaking first in Glasgow on March 14 and later in the ministerialcouncil of the Western European Union on March 15-16,on the subject ofPresident de Gaulle's proposal to withdraw France and French forces from theintegrated North Atlantic Treaty Organization commands,Britain's ForeignMinister,Mr。Michael Stewart,reiterated the British Government's convic-tion that NAT0 can survive and can maintain an effective integrated defensewithout France,provided that the other 14 allies work together.  \nOn March 18 the 14 members responded to the French intention to withdrawits forces and to insist upon French control over all troops and bases onFrench soil with a joint declaration in which they maintained that:\"...TheNorth Atlantic Treaty and the Organization established under it are both,alike,essential to the security of our countries.  \nThe Atlantic Alliance has ensured its efficiency as an instrument ofdefense and deterrence by the maintenance in peacetime of an integrated andinterdependent military organization,in which,as in no previous alliancein history the efforts and resources of each are combined for the common secur-ity of all.We are convinced that this organization is essential and willcontinue.No system of bilateral arrangements can be a substitute.  \nThe North Atlantic Treaty and the Organization are not merely instru-ments of the common defense.They meet a common political need and reflectthe readiness and determination of the member countries of the North AtlanticCommunity to consult and act together,wherever possible,in the safeguard oftheir freedom and security and in the furtherance of international peace,progress and prosperity.\"  \nThe following statement was simultaneously issued by the British For-eign Office:  \n\"The British Government welcome the evidence which the Declaration,published today by fourteen Heads of Governments,provides of the continuedsolidarity of the Atlantic Alliance.We are glad that General de Gaulle hasmade clear that he intends to remain the ally of his allies,for we shoulddeeply regret any severance of the ties which bind France to this countryand to her other partners in the North Atlantic area.At the same time,thoseof us who believe in the need for an integrated defense organization,whichhas already proved its worth as a deterrent to aggression,are determinedthat it shall continue。Moreover,NATO is not just a military alliance;itembodies the wider common purposes to which we have all pledged ourselves inthe declaration published today.\"  \nS  \nS  \nS  \n£  \n# REFORM OF BRITISH SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRY\n\nThe Report of a Committee of Enquiry into the Shipbuilding Industry*,set up in February 1965 under the Chairmanship of Mr。R.M.Geddes to consider  \nThis material is filed with theDepartment of Justice,wherethe required registration state-ment of B.I.S.under 56 Stat.248-258 as an agency of theBritish Government is avail.able for inspection.Registra·tion does not imply approvalof this material by the UnitedStates Government.  \nthe action required by management,trade unions and Government to make theshipbuilding industry competitive in world markets,was released on March 24.  \nThe world market for merchant ships is a growing one and,in the Com-mittee's view,there is a place in it for a profitable and expanding Britishindustry providing it becomes fully competitive.An analysis of the changesrequired in organization and management to enable the industry to becomecompetitive leads the Committee to the following conclusions:  \n● The industry needs bigger business units,and several big shipbuild-ing groups each controlling four or five yards should be formed.  \n·Yards should specialize in particular kinds of ships and fewer yardsshould maintain a capacity for naval and 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