Peace campaigners demonstrate outside Swaffham court
Dec. 12, 1958 - 37 Say They Won't Give Peace Bond: Forty-four rocket site marchers were ordered yesterday to enter into a recognisance to keep the peace for a year. But 37 of them said they could not agree to the order. Col. J.H. Boag, chairman of the magistrates at Swaffham, Norfolk told them: Such recognisances are to be entered into within seven days. On failure to comply with the order, you will go to prison for 14 days'. Thirty-two men and 13 women were charged with obstructing the police. They were arrested during demonstrations at a Norfolk rocket site on December 20. Photo shows The scene yesterday when rocket demonstrators paraded outside the Swaffham (Norfolk) Magistrates Court
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