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action. orner wise WC stewara lever lo ensure ia ELEVEN of Britain's AtoSI talented folk singers and musicians performed at Imperial College London Tuesday of last week at a concert organised bi the Campaign against Racist Laws It was held to raise money for Anwar Ditta.
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Flowers and Frolics and KOO Davenport, London's most political folk club, the Empress of Russia, in Islington; Frankie Armstrong, Leon Rosselson, Julie Carter and June Younger - all gave their services free.
The concert raised f86 and the audience en. joyed an evening of ex. Cave omy good unusually political with songs like fulusic Leon Rosselson's immigration law 'It's all a question of numbers'. Send donations message ment ana ine elnmic minordy commannie.
Maurice drove himself on and in that we continue that Jighi PAUL Council Line ena cave his fighting for a just and humane society. His wish would sure!! !
MACKNEY, vice-president, Birmingham Trades
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