side 1: "A Warning / from / Peter Simple / of the Daily Telegraph / and an Amplification" side 2: Article "Sign" by Peter Simple, reproduced from the Daily Telegraph, 16 March 1976 sides 3/4: "An amplification - from one of the faithful" by Margaret S Kenworthy-Browne
"The following letter will be sent to Fr X in the unlikely event of his becoming a Bishop". Headings: No excuse for Their Lordships Time-serving opportunists Orthodoxy not enough Men wanted The significance of Cardinal Beaton Episcopal Virtues Masonry's Influence - Yesterday and Today The Bishop's Cross What the Cross Implies Clericalism before Vatican 2... ...And After The "Renewalist" Thesis Episcopal Naivete Pluralising the Sin of Adam
Editorial begins: "The Labour party is revelling the new found confidence of an Opposition which is at last recovering from its third successive electoral defeat. The consequent euphoria, however, has led its leader to stray from the paths of accepted invective." It suggests that Mr Kinnock will not suffer the fate of Salman Rushdie but an apology is in order.
Subhead: "Cheap and nasty mud-slinging" Bishop of East Anglia wrote to Neil Kinnock complaining that he has abused Catholic beliefs in a speech at the Labour party's Red Rose rally in Birmingham.
Laying out the issues which the Bishop had to consider along with the historic background and identifying the parts of relevant Canon Law, the Bishop invites Fr Baker to resign as Parish Priest in Downham Market
