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

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Socialist Challenge No. 172, 13 November 1980 · p. 15 of the scan · 406 words

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Motion Hornsev (No calls for the campaign to be baslabour movement.

This motion conference and action planned to turn it into a reality.

One of the first opportunities tor CND to do unis the labour the missiles callec tor maren next vear conference can attract delegates from trade union and Labour Party branches up and down le cats It is sponsored by several Labour MPs, including together with a . ony and canalens sponsor and support Clic this conferen vell as supporting CND need to set itself the task of ensurnational It al demonstration Jointly by CND, the Labour Party anc the TUC Large number of young people on the London noted bi They want auture all di c not prepared to die in a war of Thatcher's making CND has taken the best steD lo casule lic youth are invo ver Young CND and publishing Generation broadsheet for young campaigners.

youth attracted Young nave brought into the centre campaign, their readiness to lake action used as the dynamic core of the impaign as a who ND knows better tha relying on talks and interna nonal neculativis Have Uil ly ever put a stop to Cruise and Trident.

can also ensure that even greate proportions than anything it strike a real blow against the forces war-mongers.

booked the biggest available hall for a rally Tuesday week, there were doubts about whether the 500 seats could be filled They needn't have worried.

In the event hundreds had to stand in the aisles TOI and others could not be admitted.

Local speakers were government relaxation safety and opposition Cal us and stanvil. nremanure cosure or coal powered stations The ANC is also helping to coordinate an netian week action against multinationals that play in Brain man Britain the main target will Rio Tinto stressing illegal uranium mine acuivilics lu Namibia.

The ANC sees the For everyone, and hence hence argues that both civil and everyulie. military nuclear develoD ment oppose wherever it is planned Fur ANC at its new office: 25€ LUNT don SW11. Tel 01-223 9115 followed by a play fror Broadside Mobil Theatre, workerd Cut Price Weltare State Show. This stressed the effects of the cuts on Wowell and these sec tions of the performance were preciated

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called jointly by missiles

CND is at the head of a cam paign

Kingston against the cuts WHEN Kingston Cam- paign Against the Cuts

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