in Newcastle was ed by 500 people.
had to use an overflow room upstairs!
have was 300 people and £80.
on 26 October. seicighat Chiatione 12 Detobar 1900" Page 4* THE BASIS for a campaign against the missiles established by two meetings - a meeting with EP Thompson a month ago which attracted over 700 people, and a rally on 13 September in Eldon Square attendIn order to bring together the opposition to the missiles a meeting was held on 17 September. Despite the fact that the meeting was advertised by word of mouth only, about 300 people turned up - we had to move to a pub with a larger room, but even then we The organisers of the meeting explaied that there was no structure, no officials, not even an agreed name for the movement on Tyneside. What we did The meeting eventually split up into seven groups, according to the districts in which people lived. Arrangements were made for locality meetings and for mobilising to attend the CND national demonstration Newcastle Socialist Challenge meeting Sunday 5 October 8pm Barbarellas (upstairs) Cloth Market.
• Speaker. Sieve Potter (IMG, National" Secretary) tuencies as far Glasgow were representorganised by Against the Missiles, was also supported tingents from CND, END, the Communist Party and big the IMG.
Youth But the highlight of the march was number of youth who took part, many of them under the 'Youth ABERDEEN CND public meeting.
supporters that a large proportion oi tre audience Deodnesday 1 September organised Against the meeting.
To their surprise 70 peo.
ple meeting they discussed the turned meaning of the drive, and Aberdeen youth organise recently veekly ivuth Against the Revolution The next realised which Aberdee Against were young TOr • IS next I being Aberdeen CND 'Youth winere Missiles Missiles will be having their own stall.
area interested can along the Wednesday evening 730e meetnes American at the Music Hall, or write to :30-on The c/o.
Viaduct, Aberdeen.
among youth signing big activity Youth Missiles the Peace organised by ОсYouth Against none in ine doerseer against come YAM Salford here as a party and the length Rosemount this missiles'. Speakers Two members of Youth Against the Missiles were the speakers on Blackpool sands at the end of the march. One of them, Gillian Whitworth, warned that it is the future of the that летеле orders her Cruise missiles'. away when she this fe Beginning speakers phasised that the demon was only the beginning of the campaign the missiles.
MP Stan Orme the demanded that 'the Labour Party go out on the streets campaign and breadth of country against the remarks Dick Withe combe Manchester Against the Missiles.
Conference By the time the con ference had opened the next day, a host of spon. sors had agreed to support conrence These included Frank Allaun, Stan Orme, Bob Hughes, Eric Heffer, Joan Maynard, Ken Easton, Dennis SkinRace, Stuart Holland, Alf Dubs.
The campaign against missies received tur ther encouragement when the National Executive of the Labour Party agreed to recommend support forg resolutions calling for s unilateral dísarmament
tion the
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