WILSON IN ULSTER

Mr. Wilson, accompanied by Special Branch security, began a fact-finding mission in Ireland. He planned to visit both Protestant and Catholic areas in Belfast, but locations were kept secret for security reasons. He described the situation in Ulster as desperate and emphasized the need to eliminate gunmen's influence. A report of his findings will be sent to Mr. Heath, and a briefing was held for an army operation in Belfast.

Who accompanied Mr. Wilson to Stormont?

• British army personnel

• Special Branch security men

• Irish diplomats

• Local police officers

What was the purpose of Mr. Wilson's visit to Ireland?

• To negotiate a peace treaty

• To conduct a fact-finding mission

• To open a new embassy

• To attend a cultural festival

Why were the exact locations of Mr. Wilson's visits in Belfast kept secret?

• For security reasons

• Due to weather conditions

• To surprise the local communities

• To avoid media attention

How did Mr. Wilson describe the situation in Ulster?

• Hopeful

• Stable

• Improving

• Desperate

What was the intended outcome of Mr. Wilson's report?

• To end the army operation

• To start a new political party

• To inform Mr. Heath

• To initiate peace talks