To counter the ideological offensive of the left a new ultra-right publishing house has just started oneraline Its first book: Income Tax al 4/3 1n the E by Enoch Powell. Other titles include Robert Conquest on "Where Went Wrong" and Stephen Barber on "America in Kerrear and Lord coleraine on now Conservative Party is diluting its true principles.
The joint is run by one Tom Stacey, is called Tom Stacey Books, and its first catalogue opens cultural radio service: about as relevant and with a photo of an emaciated and balding Stacey necessary under the words "Tom Stacey's a wise old bird"
make money, or to last. It has been funded with for the right. big money from the Economic Institute and right Oswald. Its opening occasion was held in the House of Lords. Stacey nas now got himsey an easy joo, hooding ine market with subsidised semi-fascist propaganda.
A Dow Chemicals subsiduary in the Lower Saxony region of West Germany is building a big napalm factory. The West German government imaiination. The reduction of this opportunity is is putting in a $40 million subsidy.
On Monday afternoon, 2 March. a small group of demonstrators gathered Grosvenor Square 1o protest against the unlawful detention of the Panther leader.
Bobby Seale. They drifted out of the Square and into Oxford Street. It was here that the It used to be the Americans who were the first with everything but the Germans could be reflecting the changing balance of power by organising the first political part with the sole aim of complete sexual liberty. Called the Deutsche Sex Partie (DSP) it operates from Hamburg and claims to be the fastest growing party in Western Europe. Like some others we nave new own newspaper. Its circulation has increased by 200.000 since anuary. The whole stunt is a shrewd publicit nove oy a young pubusner caneu douche Dresser.
Sixty per cent of the people interviewed by the Wall Street Journal in the black communities of New York, Cleveland Chicago and San Francisco, expressed tull support of the Black Panther including Panthers' asserted willingness to resort to violence. Only 26% flatly opposed the Panthers. 100 people were interviewed.
Much or tne support comes trom youtr however many older Blacks are attracted by ine less publicized acuvities sucn as the free breakfast and medical programs and the Panthers' war on addictive drugs, according to the article.
The chopping of the Third Programme might be described ar euthanasia. It was a disgrace as a as, -say, Literary Supplement. But its disappearance is part of a Indeed he is. The venture is not supposed to ruthless streamlining that is definitely a victory The next battle is going to make the current debate look very tame. The BBC (and ITV) are about to cut down drastically on drama. None of the new right in power at the BBC like plays very much, they are expensive and occasionally controversial. You can pull more viewers for less noney with sport or variety. But play. on elevision are our National Theatre. Sod Th Old Vic: who goes there? The TV play is the one place in lelevision where the writer is free to make a statement of his beliefs in a work of the a reduction in freedom for all of us.
viciously attacked the demonstrators (which they had been itching to do for hours. The demonstrators fought back and sixteen comrades were arrested. Roger Tyrell, an old emplovee of this paper, was beaten up in West End Central and then immediately charged with assault. Five comrades (four of shown privately in London recently and two Dwarf staff got into the viewing. We can't, in a sentence, report their reaction because they disagreed about it so strongly that it would take a whole column to sort it out. But we can pass or a quote of Antonioni's that we liked should distinguish between the two kinds of violence. If someone is violent towards those who seek freedom, that's bad. But if those who seek freedom have to use violence to achieve it, that's good. Fuck ethics"
A Royal Free Hospital Socialist Society meeting of the low paid workers in their hospital, addressed by Pat Veal of the United Militant Nurses Association (with an audience including nurses, recnnicians, porters, doctors, a ur and lots of disgrunteled students) has decided to form an Action Group. Already the hospital administration has attempted to discipline the organisers and confiscate posters. The Royal Free Group areproducing a London version of the rank and file medical workers paper. pioneered by Manchester hospitals. called Germs Eye View. First edition now out and available from John Mitchell, Flat 3 No. 50 Colebrook Row, NI. The Manchester original is ana avalante trom Secretary of the Manchester Hospitals Action Group. Jack Sutton. fla Kowan Avenue Whalley Range, Manchester 16. A Camden Health Workers Group also meets regularly. Their meetings are open to all health workers, information from Pam Znkin, I1 The Grange, Maitland Park Road, NW3. Similar clandestine groups of red meds are known to operate in the Middlesex Hospital. Oxford, Cambridge and Manchester. James Le Fanu of Clair College Cambriage is organising some kind of red medical get together to include meatcal scientists in the Socialist Medical Association, the Society for Social Responsibility and Science and the Federation of Revolutionary Scientists (an offshoot of RSSF, which produces a regular bulletin) c/o Martin Thomas, The Maths Department, Manchester University.
"Today one finally has the right and indeed the duty to be above all things a revolutionary doctor, that is a man who utilises the technical k owleage of mis profession in the service of the revolution and people. " Che Guevara MD them black) have been refused bail. This form of pouncal delennon is growing and must be carefully watched. The five still in gaol are Mark Trumpeteler, John Clemen Keith Spencer. Odinga Eimwalle and Stanley John. (Photo: Mary Elgin) MARCH 8th: International Women's Day. the National Assembly of Women. Phone Betty Hanson 01-2b/-18/0 Tor Turtner details MARCH 13th: Bertrand Russell Meeting Central Hall, Westminster at 7.30 p.m. Speakers include: Connor Cruise O'Brien Raymond Williams, Ernest Mandel, Professor Schwartz. Gunther Anders Tony Smythe, Malcolm Caldwell. representative trom Vietnamese delegation in Paris, Stan Newens, and possibly Jean Paul Sartre.
MARCH 14th: Jumble Sale in aid of AgitProp, 2.00 p.m. at 160 North Gower Street Any junk to be brought to North Gower Street the Wednesday evening before.
MARCH 14th: Film"Let My People Go" 52 Clapham High Street, organised by the Socialist Party of Great Britain MARCH 14th: Zimbabwe Day Meeting, Lyndhurst Hall, Warden Road, London NW5, 2.00 to 6.00 p.m. organised by Z.A.P.U. 283 Grays Inn Road, London WC1. Following this a Zimbabwe Day Dance, 7.00 to 11.00 p.m., tickets 15s from Z.A.P.U.
MARCH 14th: Anti-Fascist Conference, Dr Johnson's House, Birmingham at 7.30 p.m.
MARCH 15th: Demonstration and rally Trafalgar Square to Downing Street via Ulster Office at . p.m. Organised by the Irish National Liberation Solidarity MARCH 16th: The Revolutionary Struggle in SKOUTH Africa Conway Hall, 7.30 p.m. Chairman Tariq Ali.
MARCH 19th and 20th: AAFS film "China" by Felix Green at Camden Studios, Camden Street, London NW1, 8.00 MARCH 21st: An event in Trafalgar Square at 3.00 p.m. Re-enactment of Sharpville.