Collection326 - Times of Ceylon
SeriesIM - Images
File4244A - Conference, Anti-Nuclear Demonstration, Textile
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Item0084 - Peace Council Meeting
Item0085 - Opening of the Atoms For Peace Conference
Item0086 - Month For Joint Action for the Banning of Nuclear Weapons and the Stopping of Nuclear and Hydrogen Weapon Tests,Launched in The Soviet Union.Photo shows E.Fedorov,a Member of the Presidium of the USSR Peace Defence Committee and Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences,Opening the Meeting
Item0087 - Police Men Carrying off two Members of the Direct Action Committee Against Nuclear War,When They Protested at the Entrance to the 'Thor'Missilesite at Swaffham.There Were Many Scuffles With The Police
Item0088 - The Youth Campaign for Nuclear Disarnament Organised a 24-Hour Vigil in Whitehall Recently on the 14th.Anniversary of The Dropping of the Atom Bomb on Hiroshima.Picture Shows Peter Ritman,19,Of Highgate,Carrying Placard,Walking Past two Fellow Members of the Movement,Ricki Rixson,16,of Brockley (Left) and Diana Morris,16,of Chingford,Who are Seen Having Their Breakfast on the Steps of a Building in Whitehall
Item0089 - A Non-Violent Anti-Nuclear Weapons Demonstration was Held Recently Against the Atomic Weapons Research Establishment at Foulness Island Near Southend,Essex
Item0090 - Some of the Ceylon Students Who Took Part in the Easter Anti-Nuclear-Bomb March from Aldermaston to London.They Were Among Members of Various Foreign Countries Who Marched Beneath Their Respective Banners Along The Great West Road Towards London on Good Friday
Item0091 - Ban The Bomb Campaigners
Item0092 - Meeting of Ceylon Peace Council
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Reports

The Youth Campaign for Nuclear Disarnament Organised a 24-Hour Vigil in Whitehall Recently on the 14th.Anniversary of The Dropping of the Atom Bomb on Hiroshima.Picture Shows Peter Ritman,19,Of Highgate,Carrying Placard,Walking Past two Fellow Members of the Movement,Ricki Rixson,16,of Brockley (Left) and Diana Morris,16,of Chingford,Who are Seen Having Their Breakfast on the Steps of a Building in Whitehall