WONT DIE FOR | IMGpapers 1980

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numner of women marching Peace a large group were behind the Women for banner. Their organiser. Doreen Henshaw explained Socialist aDoul . us wilnorawal from Britain.

NATO This theme was echoed in Frank Allaun's speech at the end of the march. . He argued: " I he impetus comes trom tne Americans we have to pose Britain's participation in any defence • policy based on une use or unreatenco use ol nuclear weapons. I agree we must get out of NATO unetorthcoming Labour Party conference, Allaun welcomed the 191 anu-war resolanons, bul argued that maximum unity accosal con terence in order nor to dereal the main issue of missiles' In this light Allaun will be conterenci separate the issue of NATO membership from that of the missiles. two questions are dealt with in separate resolutions.

rather unreal il secills division in that Britain is only a site for the missiles because of its NATO membership Allaun is one of the sponsors of a poposed demonstracon against une missues on l eve of the Labour Party con ference in Blackpool

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