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Interview with Agriculture Minister John Silkin on the vote in Parliament on the green pound (exchange rate used by Europe for conversion of agricultural prices to sterling) devaluation which the Government...
Minister for Agriculture, John Silkin on saving the Milk Marketing Boards. Male interviewer not identified (poss. Mike Carlton).
John Silkin, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, on talks with the EEC about the Milk Marketing Boards. (Australian or New Zealand?). Male interviewer not identified.
John Silkin, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, on the conservation of fish, and EEC legislation, with particular reference to Norway. Female interviewer not identified.
John Silkin, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, on the need to protect fishing rights around the British coastline. Silkin says he will not concede on matters of principle such as fish conservation...
Interview with Agriculture Minister John Silkin, about the controversial sale of surplus EEC butter to the Soviet Union. Male interviewer not identified.
Prue Keely reports on EEC discussions on fishing rights between UK Agriculture Secretary John Silkin and Finn Olav Gundelach, the European farm commissioner. Includes press interview with John Silkin.
Interview with UK Trade Secretary John Silkin, on the decision of the European Economic Community (EEC) in which they agreed to extend the powers of the British Milk Marketing Board (MMB). Male interviewer...
Interview with UK Agriculture Secretary John Silkin on EEC discussions on fishing rights. If talks are a failure, conservation measures will have to be put in place to stop the seas being fished to an...
Interview with Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, John Silkin, who appeals to people not to panic-buy during the lorry drivers’ strike, and claims the strike should not affect food too much.
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