Baldwin detained at Heathrow for his association with Bertrand Russell.
Source: The Observer
Observer, May 28, 1967. p.30
Pendennis gossip column.
Reports that on flying in to Heathrow JB was held at customs and told that he was banned from the country by the Home Office because of his association with Bertrand Russell and the War Crimes Tribunal. Baldwin was allowed in later that day without an explanation of what caused the incident or why he was eventually allowed in. In a letter to the Observer (25/06/67 p.14) Bertrand Russell comments that he had been warned in a letter from Harold Wilson that others connected to him may not be allowed into the country.