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21/10/1945 76-year-old former J.P. bound over
07/07/1946 Councillor sentenced
18/07/1946 Councillor’s appeal
29/12/1946 Police stepped: mother says she stopped notes sent to son
06/04/1947 Teacher bound over
25/05/1947 Village disgraced: hiding might have saved a youth, says judge
13/12/1947 Bodily harm – but there were “mitigating circumstances”
14/03/1948 Forest crawl led to two sentences: ex-miner curate convinced
07/04/1948 [no headline]
30/05/1948 House of Commons official accused: remanded on bail
13/06/1948 ‘Ruin’ of a Commons official
04/07/1948 Vicar fined after shopping trip: plea of police error
01/08/1948 Rector fined after holiday
13/10/1948 Found guilty of serious offence
20/10/1948 Bound over for serious offence
27/04/1949 Ham telephonist fined £10
30/04/1949 Charge dismissed
07/05/1949 Clerk fined £10
11/05/1949 [headline missing]
15/05/1949 Guardsman in Park arrests
31/07/1949 Old Bailey jury clears doctor: youth’s admission
27/08/1949 Youths for trial
18/09/1949 Court gives advice to ex-Scout leader: shun youth movements
02/10/1949 Four in ‘snowball’ case
19/10/1949 Two years’ probation
18/12/1949 “Hot spot” boarding house sentences: visit by detectives
25/02/1951 Psychologist is accused: police tell of denial
11/03/1951 Engine-driver gets seven months: recorder’s comment
18/03/1951 Flat was watched from fire escape: two accused
25/03/1951 Psychologist: 8 charges
15/04/1951 This was the story of a ‘lost soul’
01/07/1951 Gaoled after strip poker
04/05/1952 ‘Ensnared’ after visit to luxury house
25/05/1952 Clerk lured to a West-End flat
25/05/1952 £5 man refused legal aid
08/06/1952 Six men write down their names
27/07/1952 Police look over a wall: B.B.C. men warned
17/08/1952 Ministry official’s sentence reduced: chief’s evidence
28/09/1952 “Pest-hole” says detective: tube station watch
26/10/1952 Remanded men in women’s clothes: after week in prison
26/10/1952 10 men, two youths and a boy for trial
02/11/1952 Hero in female clothes gaoled
23/11/1952 Scandal exposed by the writing on the wall
30/11/1952 The dangerous age of 50
11/01/1953 M.P. changes plea to ‘not guilty’
18/01/1953 Police story of box & cox watch on M.P. in West End: charges denied, constable admits a lie
25/01/1953 Pantomime artists are given bail
25/01/1953 M.P. to appeal against Bow Street conviction: peculiar and unusual story, says Q.C.
31/01/1954 B.B.C. artist charged
22/02/1953 ‘Babes in the Wood’ artists gaoled
22/02/1953 M.P.’s appeal dismissed
28/06/1953 Detective charged
19/07/1953 Gaoled C.I.D. man knew of baths watch
02/08/1953 Priest told he needs advice
09/08/1953 Women walk out of court
16/08/1953 M.P.’s appeal lodged
16/08/1953 Car number on cigarette packet
16/08/1953 Film man sent for trial
23/08/1953 Detective tells of photos in room
23/08/1953 Priest told: “see doctor”
13/09/1953 Captain resigned from his clubs
20/09/1953 Former mayor is accused
04/10/1953 Former mayor to stay in hospital
04/10/1953 P.C. fined
11/10/1953 Author sentenced to nine months
11/10/1953 House “a pit of iniquity”
11/10/1953 A priest’s lost week-end
11/10/1953 M.P.’s appeal is dismissed
14/10/1953 Labour M.P. to resign
16/10/1953 Warrant for peer: ‘serious charge’
23/10/1953 P.C. shone torch in West End
25/10/1953 Sir John Gielgud told ‘see doctor’
25/10/1953 Musician accused
01/11/1953 Bail for accused magistrate
01/11/1953 A social problem [editorial]
06/11/1953 D.S.C. had thirst for knowledge: court plea
13/11/1953 Rector is sent for trial
15/11/1953 Lord Montagu: court cleared while scouts give evidence
17/11/1953 Boy Scout’s story a lie, says Q.C.: Lord Montagu sent for trial
20/11/1953 Montagu: crown Q.C. named
29/11/1953 Trial of rector is adjourned
06/12/1953 Jury disagree over rector
13/12/1953 Plea to stop rector case: second jury diagree
15/12/1953 Judge questions boy in Montagu case: what has made you change your mind?
16/12/1953 Lord Montagu cleared on first charge – jury disagree on second
16/12/1953 Lord Montagu: the judge sums up and gives a warning
20/12/1953 Rector acquitted at third trial: no evidence offered
20/12/1953 Musician is sent for trial
10/01/1954 Teacher acquitted on appeal: allowed costs
10/01/1954 Lord Montagu before a special court: accused with two men
26/01/1954 [headline missing]
31/01/1954 Six months’ for pianist: talented musician
31/01/1954 Montagu case R.A.F. men’s stories denied: Pitt-Rivers spoke of ‘witch hunt’, inspector tells court
21/02/1954 Actor-playwright is acquitted
07/03/1954 Police watch on priest
16/03/1954 Prosecution warns Montagu jury: ‘two witnesses are corrupted men’
17/03/1954 ‘Unashamed’ – Montagu case witness
18/03/1954 Detectives searched homes without warrants
19/03/1954 Wildeblood in box: I spent night in Burmese house
20/03/1954 ‘Not a word of truth in it’ – Montagu
21/03/1954 Lord Montague case: the three accused in the witness-box
21/03/1954 6 months for ship’s doctor
23/03/1954 ‘Why this queue at trial?’
24/03/1954 Montagu trial jury will give verdict today
25/03/1954 Montagu goes to jail for 12 months
25/03/1954 Guilty: Montague - 12 months (front page)
04/04/1954 A preacher and proud of it
10/04/1954 The police and the Montague case [poor copy]
11/04/1954 The man with many friends
02/05/1954 It was a case of moral murder
03/05/1954 Detective called on a curate
23/05/1954 Gaoled as warning to others
30/05/1954 Police tell of address books
30/05/1954 Clergyman for trial
30/05/1954 Sentenced ex-officer dies in cell
06/06/1954 The doctor’s curiosity
13/06/1954 Gaol the ‘kindest thing’ for them
13/06/1954 Warning to blind physiotherapist
04/07/1954 Judge’s warning
25/07/1954 Teacher destroyed his career
25/07/1954 A town rife with rumour
27/07/1954 The great enemy of character
01/08/1954 Magistrate stops case against archdeacon
01/08/1954 They infested a city
17/09/1954 Man dead in cell left £14,686
21/11/1954 He spread corruption
21/11/1954 Q.C. spoke for ex-comrade
12/12/1954 Five years for man who confessed
19/12/1954 Surprise for the police in Mayfair
09/01/1955 R.N. officer is cleared
23/01/1955 D.F.C. broke probation
30/01/1955 Judge asks about a vicar’s past
05/06/1955 The value of his job
24/07/1955 Temptation and temper
07/08/1955 Man at baths complained
08/01/1956 After author had given lecture
04/03/1956 ‘Thugs up and down the country’
08/04/1956 Solicitor attacks the rumours in a town
20/05/1956 Ten men of shame
28/10/1956 They were searching for a soldier
04/11/1956 Men who prey on guardsmen
18/11/1956 The man who spun a web of vice
24/11/1956 Found not guilty
24/11/1956 Fined £5
17/02/1957 Currents events, by J Gordon
01/12/1957 His ten years their warning
12/01/1958 In an ‘eerie half-world’
06/02/1958 Groups ‘ fight against vice: London cleanup
02/03/1958 Famous pianist's offence 'trivial'
09/03/1958 Man who watched football match
23/03/1958 This isn't a game replied the policeman
06/04/1958 The man in a red dress at midnight
12/04/1958 [John Gordon column]
20/04/1958 Chaplain had some drinks
27/04/1958 They knew him as ‘Dad’
27/04/1958 P.C. went to a parked car
11/05/1958 Husband in notorious spot
18/05/1958 See your doctor dentist told
01/06/1958 Dressed as a girl - with all the trimmings
08/06/1958 Student affected by report
24/06/1958 Sales executive fined £10
10/07/1958 Week’s remand for driver
15/07/1958 Sent for trial
24/07/1958 Man banned from city
24/07/1958 Cook for trial
17/08/1958 Looked through broken window
05/10/1958 The warden in cell 445
06/10/1958 Vicar is fined
10/10/1958 Milford manager fined £25 on charge of indecency
24/10/1958 Policeman attacked me in Mowbray Park - witness
12/11/1958 Judge hits at vice report: part a “calamity”
20/11/1958 Junior minister accused of offence in the park: he and guardsman remanded
21/11/1958 Junior minister and guardsman remanded
21/11/1958 Wheatamstead man’s offence: three years probation for indecent assault (plus later item)
21/11/1958 Minister is accused with guardsman
21/11/1958 MP and guardsman accused: junior minister on ‘offence in park’ charges
21/11/1958 MP is accused of indecency in Royal Park: junior minister and the guardsman
23/11/1958 The schoolmaster's day In London
23/11/1958 Remand on bail for M.P.
23/11/1958 [John Gordon column]
25/11/1958 Mr Ian Harvey resigns: premier thanks him for work
10/12/1958 Ian Harvey fined £5: one charge dropped
10/12/1958 Ian Harvey [and the guardsman] fined £5
14/12/1958 [John Gordon column]
17/12/1958 Wolfenden: what do you think (Gallup Poll)
18/12/1958 Indecency charge - Lurgan man cleared: ‘alleged statement was not true’
18/12/1958 Man is called cancer in Lurgan society [bad copy]
04/01/1959 Just nosey, he stayed to watch
05/01/1959 Bench order remand
06/01/1959 Traveller fined £50 in city
07/01/1959 [headline missing]
09/01/1959 Tragic background to indecency charge
09/01/1959 Gross indency charges: 13 men for trial
09/01/1959 Police kept watch on lavatory
10/01/1959 Letter: Soho spider’s web, by M Kildare
11/01/1959 A peep-hole in the town hall floor
11/01/1959 The ‘imprudent’ visitor to London is acquitted
11/01/1959 A plea for the ex-organist
16/01/1959 Kendal indecency charges: Assizes reference to “chain reaction”
16/01/1959 Six Frome men charged: unnatural offences alleged: two kept in custody
10/02/1959 A mental defective: Assize decision in case from Penzance
12/02/1959 Remands Penzance: thirty offences listed in one case
08/03/1959 From floral dress to grey suit
04/04/1959 Absolute discharge for solicitor
09/04/1959 Trouble all the way
09/04/1959 John Cranko fined
10/04/1959 Men sent for trial on indecency charge
14/04/1959 Student and labourer for trial
17/04/1959 Former youth officer sent to jail: assize trial of Frome offenders
01/05/1959 £25 Fines on student and rigger
07/05/1959 He saw emotional film, man told police: fined for soliciting
15/05/1959 Sentenced for indecency
17/05/1959 His life in ruins
21/05/1959 Men and youths sent for trial
22/05/1959 Two Notts men for trial
27/05/1959 24 Vice cases at Oxford
28/05/1959 Students fined after vice swoop: three Oxford girls jailed
30/05/1959 Letter: In need of help, by A Hallidie Smith
10/06/1959 Five men admit offences: Devon Assize cases
01/09/1959 Four committed to sessions
28/09/1959 Two men fined £15 each
29/09/1959 Teacher and P.C. for trial
11/10/1959 Homo went to police out of pique
14/10/1959 Sorry to see so many of these cases
15/10/1959 Swindon hotel proprietor released on bail
15/10/1959 Conditional discharge
16/10/1959 Three years probation
16/10/1959 Two are acquitted
16/10/1959 Ex-petty officer is fined £20
17/10/1959 Mechanic, clerk each fined £20
19/10/1959 Teacher's offence
21/10/1959 Clerk loses job and pension: fined for assault on P.C.
23/10/1959 [headline missing]
25/10/1959 Letter: Two cases, by A Hallidie Smith
27/10/1959 Two fined
28/11/1959 [headline missing]
08/01/1960 Two fined £20 for indecency
08/01/1960 [headline missing]
08/01/1960 Men who must be ashamed
15/01/1960 Four men for trial [badly marked copy]
19/01/1960 Gross indecency cases
29/01/1960 Two heavily fined
24/02/1960 Difficult cases
23/03/1960 Two men in car sent for trial
25/03/1960 Sent for trial on indecency charge
01/04/1960 Wandsworth Common man fined
12/04/1960 Warrant out for man’s arrest
14/04/1960 Two fined
28/05/1960 Name stays on list
09/06/1960 Cinema assault on P.C. alleged
11/06/1960 Letter: homosexuality, by W Destefano
18/06/1960 Letter: [no title], by S Morrison
30/06/1960 Three accused of indecency
30/06/1960 Deputy mayor acquitted
08/07/1960 Guilty plea to indecency
08/07/1960 Depressing indecency
08/07/1960 Explains that he panicked
19/07/1960 [headline missing]
28/07/1960 Offences at Worthing
20/08/1960 Indecency charge
09/09/1960 Indecency by men
24/09/1960 Man not guilty but bound over: procedure under 1361 measure
08/10/1960 Absentee held
21/10/1960 ‘Dated’ by doctor, man alleges
22/10/1960 Men fined for indecency
28/10/1960 Indecency charge
03/11/1960 Two for trial
04/11/1960 Indency by men
03/12/1960 Circle of ‘vicious men of substance’ in West Bromwich
20/12/1960 ‘Nest of depravity’: judge’s verdict
21/12/1960 Two men charged with indecency
20/01/1961 Found guilty
20/01/1961 Alleged incident at cinema
13/02/1961 Milford men’s “disgraceful” offences: Quarter Sessions deceisions
21/02/1961 man insane
17/03/1961 Men’s indecency
21/03/1961 Wolfenden revisted, by A McCowan
07/04/1961 Appeals against indecency verdict
15/04/1961 Fled to Ireland
20/04/1961 N. Staffs. men for trial
20/04/1961 Indecency charge
21/04/1961 Man accused of indecency
02/05/1961 2 men sent for trial
20/05/1961 Prison for TV producer
26/05/1961 Claims innocence
31/05/1961 Cafe proprietor and docker charged
09/06/1961 Three for trial on indecency charges
10/06/1961 Indecent acts charge
11/06/1961 [headline missing]
29/06/1961 Sentence deferred on cafe proprietor
30/06/1961 12 men face serious charges
10/07/1961 Two remanded on indecency charge
17/07/1961 Archdeacon to resign
17/07/1961 Collapses after hearing charge
27/07/1961 [headline missing]
27/07/1961 Men described as ‘filthy beasts’
27/07/1961 Naval officer dismissed the service
30/07/1961 For trial on charges of indecency: two Windermere men among 12 committed
10/08/1961 Sent for trial
18/08/1961 Pensioner fined
25/08/1961 Alleged offence against policeman: man sent for trial
08/09/1961 Seven men are sent for trial on serious charges
26/09/1961 Two jailed for 12 months
30/09/1961 Case of gross indecency [part missing]
11/10/1961 Jailed for offence on soldier
01/11/1961 Case adjourned
22/11/1961 Father of two for trial [damaged copy]
12/01/1962 A police case flops and men gets cost
02/02/1962 A school teacher and insurance agent for trial
30/03/1962 Actor cleared
03/04/1962 Accused teacher resigned
13/04/1962 Indecency alleged
25/04/1962 Labourer sent for trial
28/04/1962 ‘No evidence that vicar corrupted’
16/05/1962 Sir Ian Horobin on indecency charges
18/05/1962 Inquests theory of sex practices
18/05/1962 Sex theories in “carbon copy murders”
23/05/1962 Men kissed and cuddled in motor car - police allegation
24/05/1962 Three men fined
24/05/1962 Three men fined
01/06/1962 Retired man accused
27/06/1962 Ex-director jailed for four months Scotland
13/07/1962 Security over juries
13/07/1962 Two fined £35 for serious offence
10/08/1962 Two men jailed
19/09/1962 Railway clerk fined
11/10/1962 Fishworker wrote letter to the judge
06/12/1962 Steptoe actor “thought it a nightmare”
01/03/1963 Five men gaoled for indecency
02/03/1963 Civil servant’s “great career snapped”
12/03/1963 Three get costs against police
12/03/1963 Deny ‘slap’
14/05/1963 Civil servant wins his appeal
24/05/1963 A ‘new thrill’ reply quoted to court
26/05/1963 Parish ban on vicar
07/06/1963 Cause and effect in crime and punishment
20/06/1963 Allegation of political frame-up: journalist’s trial Pa
20/06/1963 ‘Political chicanery’ alleged
25/06/1963 10 accused of sex offences: ‘love letters’ story
26/06/1963 Men on sex charges are sent for trial
09/07/1963 ‘Tempter’ is gaoled for 18 months: ‘love-letter’ sequel
25/07/1963 Research chemist is ‘ashamed’
26/07/1963 Criminal law: gross indecency: lack of consent: whether third man party
02/08/1963 Homosexual offences [parliamentary report]
15/08/1963 Men for trial on indecency charge
16/08/1963 Indecency charges
17/08/1963 ‘The shame’ - his punishment
20/08/1963 Indecency charge
20/08/1963 “Place becoming an absolute sink”
23/08/1963 Toilet incident
23/08/1963 “In 99 cases out of 100”
30/08/1963 Vice between men - and a city’s police
31/08/1963 Sent for trial
06/09/1963 Criminal Law: Gross Indecency
10/09/1963 Letter: Male importuning, by F Elmes
11/09/1963 For trial at sessions
16/09/1963 Recorder clamps down on ‘filth’ case facts
20/09/1963 Accused man found dead
20/09/1963 Indecency admitted
24/09/1963 Two Weston men for trial
25/09/1963 Not wrong in Germany, he said
29/09/1963 Stop these rituals
03/10/1963 Graffiti and the subterranean mind, by Christopher Martin
17/10/1963 Poole recorder gives warning
23/10/1963 Indecency like this will not be tolerated
25/10/1963 Poole recorder’s warning
26/10/1963 Police and press: good and bad ways [editorial]
02/11/1963 Three sent for trial
02/11/1963 Winchester City Quarters Sessions
05/11/1963 For trial
22/11/1963 Indecency charges
28/01/1964 Scribble, scribble, scribble, by J E Percival
04/02/1964 Law student sues police (law report, High Court)
03/03/1964 ‘Detective lied’ law student alleges
22/04/1964 Two men sent for trial
28/04/1964 Librarian gaoled for indecency
08/05/1964 Bridgford man put on probation
14/05/1964 9 men face serious charges (offences)
28/05/1964 ‘Remorseful man’ gets six years
12/06/1964 Two Kidderminster men for trial
15/07/1964 Homosexuals - big switch in policy
16/07/1964 Homosexuals - MPs study policy change
16/07/1964 DPP to advise on homosexual prosecutions
16/07/1964 New action on vice law
16/07/1964 New policy on homosexual prosecutions: police ordered to consult DPP
17/07/1964 Homosexuals and the law [editorial]
17/07/1964 MPs want to know more on sex cases ruling
17/07/1964 Blackmail and the law
17/07/1964 MP talks of vice link
24/07/1964 Four fined in whipping case
17/08/1964 Party “girls” were men dressed up...
17/08/1964 Six ‘women’ arrested were men
08/09/1964 Two men for trial
11/09/1964 Men in wood, court told
19/09/1964 Two sent for trial on bail
24/09/1964 Solicitor may be struck off
30/09/1964 A juror was mistaken
24/11/1964 Jail for man who wants to be a woman
27/11/1964 Misbehaved near bandstand
03/02/1965 Sent for trial
25/02/1965 Winchester men for trial
27/02/1965 Judge warns on indecent offences
13/04/1965 Put on probation
02/05/1965 Alleged acts in a shed: two men committed for trial
23/06/1965 Letter: Police observation, by W Bluhm
07/07/1965 Judge hits at ‘broadminded’
11/11/1965 Two Worksop men fined
25/11/1965 Ex-butler cleared of youth charge
26/11/1965 Abnormality exploited: Court of Criminal appeal
11/12/1965 ‘Discouragement of a court’
14/12/1965 Doctor gaoled for indecency
23/12/1965 For trial on indecency charges
14/02/1966 Bishop to give convicted parson another chance
16/02/1966 What I told MP, by Dr Ramsey
16/02/1966 Convicted clergy: primate explains
16/02/1966 Homosexual offences
16/02/1966 Primate replies to M. P. on convicted clergy
16/02/1966 Convicted clergy: the Primate replies, by John Redfern
16/02/1966 Sex bill: Primate explains
16/02/1966 Clergy: Dr. Ramsay explains
17/02/1966 Points from replies, by Sir Elwyn Jones (Attorney General)
17/02/1966 House of Lords to rule on ‘kerb crawling’
17/02/1966 Written replies: homosexuals
18/02/1966 Letter, by R J Webb, Chairman of Police Federation
18/02/1966 Convicted clergyman
18/02/1966 Primate attacked in homosexual debate: House of Commons
18/02/1966 Minister’s pledge on homosexual sentences
18/02/1966 Letter: homosexual minors, by Meg Lynn
24/02/1966 Referred to the DPP: Attorney General. Written. 16 February
25/02/1966 Homosexual offences
05/03/1966 Letter: crime and sin, by Antony Grey
18/03/1966 (details of case of threat to accuse of sodomy)
05/04/1966 29 blondes get marching orders form ‘sex’ case, by Frank Goldsworthy
05/04/1966 Judge stops sex case to remove schoolgirls
07/04/1966 Comment: sympathy
16/04/1966 Indecency charge: two for trial
30/05/1966 Letter: vandalism, by J Swift
17/06/1966 Sex law change will free prisoners
06/07/1966 Doctors affirm obligation of secrecy
15/11/1966 Accused Minister collapses in court
18/11/1966 Letter: wrong values?, by Geoffrey P T Paget King
25/11/1966 Letter: “an invasion of privacy” (name not published)
21/12/1966 Two city men fined £5
21/12/1966 Sex sentences may be reviewed
22/12/1966 Sex prisoners
22/12/1966 Vice cases review
22/12/1966 Sex sentences review likely
03/03/1967 Evidence of character
17/03/1967 Man ‘due to have sex-change operation’
18/03/1967 Man accused
18/03/1967 Jail ‘would make you a greater menace’
12/04/1967 Two men fined in indecency case
07/06/1967 Court told ‘what policemen saw’: four men and a woman for trial
21/06/1967 Sex bill M.P. wants ban on adverts
23/06/1967 M.P. hits at “gay bachelor” adverts
24/06/1967 Men who gather at a hoarding
11/07/1967 Homosexual seeks monastery place
13/07/1967 The case of the undone mini-dress: surprise for the lorry driver
28/07/1967 Review of law on soliciting
09/08/1967 Letter: in law, there is no such person
21/08/1967 Letter: male prostitutes: the law, by Edward Rivers
01/12/1967 £40 fine for indecency
14/01/1968 Homosexual touting in UK: ‘yard’ inquiry
17/01/1968 Archbishop charged: Athens Tuesday
21/01/1968 The continuing story of Laurence Bell
26/01/1968 Ex-naval officer sent for trial
27/01/1968 Guards vice charges: one for trial
27/01/1968 Former naval officer sent for trial
28/01/1968 Clean up this cinema of vice: ‘other places have the problem’
02/02/1968 3 guards, company director for trial
03/02/1968 Director and guardsman for trial
04/02/1968 Laurence Bell flies to Brazil
07/02/1968 Bill to curb kerb-crawlers
08/02/1968 Kerb crawlers beware
09/02/1968 Landlady’s ‘love nest’ allegation: I don’t understand – tenant
09/02/1968 Peers reject bill to end “menace” of kerb-crawling
09/02/1968 Bishop of Exeter speaks in Lords on street offences
09/02/1968 Move to extend street offences act defeated
30/03/1968 Sexual Offences Act, 1967; procedure
06/05/1968 Director is fined £700 in guards case
06/05/1968 Interior decorator fined £700: invited guardsmen to country homes
06/05/1968 Guards case chief fined £700: troopers did it ‘simply for the money’
07/05/1968 Director fined in £700 in guardsmen case
07/05/1968 Doctor fined for indecency with guards
07/05/1968 Man in vice case with guards is fined £700, by Arnold Latcham
07/05/1968 Designer paid guardsmen for indecency
07/05/1968 Director fined £700 on indecency charges
07/05/1968 Guardsmen case man fined £700
07/05/1968 Soldiers ‘in vice probe took money’
08/05/1968 Trooper found not guilty
11/05/1968 3 guilty of homosexual charges: Judge Graham Roberts
26/09/1968 Naval Officer cleared
18/10/1968 Letter: What’s good about King’s Road?, by Chelseaite
14/11/1968 Loitering deleted from street offence bill
17/12/1968 Paths of glory
17/12/1968 Letter: vice, by ex-metropolitan police officer
20/12/1968 Letter: combating vice: police methods are defended
22/01/1969 Secret mission halts case,
28/02/1969 Our brothers’ keepers: the needs of the Irish in Britain, by Michael Keating
30/05/1969 Marine indecently assaulted detective
21/07/1935 Lecturer's lapse: "moment of mental aberration", police in waiting after hint in letter
26/07/1935 Lecturer's lapse: in moment of "mental aberration"
26/07/1935 "Mental aberration": lecturer's letter to a youth

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