IMGpapers 1980–83

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

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· Socialist Challenge No. 262, 25 September 1982 · pp. 7-8 of the scan · 342 words

The scan: sc-no262.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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resolution ...

SATURDAY Able In Metropole Parade, Manchester CLPD rally.

resolutions were tionally Rally.

But if the Salvador Gardens.

don Spanish Benn, ingstone, real political European Kozlowski events like Labour Guest House ignoring the if this doesn't Labour We need an emergency resolution supports the Conference notes with of the health The openmeasures can But of SEPTEMBER. 11am Labour CND march. Assemforecourt of Butlins Hotel, Princess North Promenade. 12:30pm Rally on beach opposite Square. 1.45pm Plant room, Winter Gardens. 7:30pm, London Labour Briefing rally at Claremont Hotel. North Promenade. 7pm. Interna Speakers from El FDR, PLO, Southern Africa. Plus Benn, Huckfield, Hart et al. Renaissance Room, Winter MONDAY 27 SEPTEMBER. Lon Herald public meeting. Hall, Winter Gardens.

Scargill, Maynard Liv Knight etc. 8pm. East Solidarity Campaign Zbigniew Kowalewski (regiona leader of Lodz Solidarnosc), Piotr (Solidarnosc Trade Union Working Group). Eric Heffer. Ron Keating, Reg Race. TUESDAY 28 September. 7.15pm Committee on Association, 87A Coronation St., Blackpool. Don Flynn, Geoff Bell, Pat Byrne.

LABOUR PARTIES

Conference of delegates from CLPs, unions, LPYS branches, LP branches, women's sections Country Hall, London Contact: Labour Parties against the witch-hunt 107 Nevill Rd. London N16.

(Note change of address)

Thursday 30 September 7.30pm Lobster Pot Restaurant Market Street BLACKPOOL Socialist Challenge 25 September 1962 page 7

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the Executive machine.

dissolve in 1937 to avoid expulsion.

TO Many were to regret that decision in later years when the left in the party, robbed by their own act of any effective organisation, found themselves hopelessly pitted against - Michael Foot on the decision of the Socialist League to Photo: GM COOKSON 'The argument seemed to be that a minority had no right to advocate its views or at least to organise in an effort to become the majority ... party loyalty reigned supreme. - Michael Foot on the expulsion of Stafford Cripps in 1938.

British Socialist Party, which walked Photo: JEREMY NICHOLL out of existence.' in 1954 We cannot allow this to go or troversy and free newspapers - Michael Foot against the proscription

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