IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

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Socialist Challenge No. 171, 6 November 1980 · pp. 9-10 of the scan · 319 words

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page 9 of the scan

tion about the harassment of prospe harassment SWP other radical, black, and labour organisations.

In 1973 the SWP filed a suit against the FBI, the CIA, the At100C Genera's Department. and other government agencies. Litigation forced the FBI to give hundreds of thousands documents harassment of our party since the 1930s.

The "state used paid formers, break-ins, property damage, physical threats, FBI's other methods. The government O1 claims that the harassment pro and gramme discontinued, we've plenty of to show that it's not.

The litigation has had a big impact on the comes to trial in we're gearing up for a big campaign.

of Finally, who is going to win the presidential Reagan or Carter? in- Well, either way working class will lose. and 1964 the besides the the SWP itself?

party question than for 35 years AFL-CIO (the AFL-CIO Terence far-out but and TV have given recent evidence menc treatment. hand, the countrv. he case January, and might win a like Truman in 1948.

The bosses' candidates, the American In the Republican Workers Party Are there any moves towards Oil, the creation of a Labour Party propaganda of Well, there's more discussion in America today on the labour Machinists, The head of the California state the US equivalent of the TUC) last year called upon the trade unions to give the matter formal consideration and arranged a conMovemell representatives various trade unions to discuss it. Have workers prominent trade demands unionist, a vice-president of the movement?

Goldwater was presented as a reactionary but press Reagan cosun ine olner labour leaders are Wake as true colo et the vote out for Carter, so he Last-minute victory It's going to be very close. presidential Reagan (above) and Carter (right).

Andrew Pulley (left) is the candidate of the Socialist

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SC Sales ABERDEEN: SC sold Saturdays out FRACON: Sat and Sur /16 Nov. Leeds. Agenda: Socialist Challenge News

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