United Kingdom - Ireland

Mar. 03, 1970 - Isle of dogs faces counter-revolution.: An angry division emerged yesterday between the troubled residents of the Isle of Dogs, the London dockland peninsular which was declared independent on Sunday. As Mr. Ted Johns, 37, the U.D.I. island's president, conducted a Press conference in the living room of his flat, a formidable group of housewives and others gathered outside in Glengall Grove, below, voicing their their indignant protests at the move. Photo shows opponents of independence signing a petition. In the first hour 400 came out against U.D.I

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