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Red Weekly No. 128, 4 December 1975 · p. 10 of the scan · 716 words

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MAYHEM

Despite the mayhem, the conference reconvened 1½ hours later to continue its discussion on the Prevention of Terrorism Act. The Conference was sponsored by AUEY-LASS NO LU DIVISIOnaI Council, Salford and Manchester Trades Councils, Manchester AUEW District Committee, Manchester NCCL, and the National Union of Students area organisation.

The fasists' attack underlined only too grimly the points made in the resolution which was to be NO TEARS Tat atrowsmitn wio nas been oromof British troops from Ireland, has once again been arrested by the police and -ICT ing organised by the Sheffield Troops at the city's railway station. The alleged something arrestable'! Onlv when left wing Sheffield MP Martin Flannery teleDnonea me oolce stanon were Anow smith and Magean released.

ly successful meting attended by more than 100 people. An emergency resolution proposed by an IMG shop steward at James Neill's engineering factory, callmE or an cmereeney mcele or te Trades Council executive to call for an ene ury ana senu a protest aciczauon to the Home Office, was passed unanimOUs y If you want to know the truth apout ireland....

Thursday 11 December, 7.30 p.m.

at the Conway Hall Bloody Sunday Commemoration Cttee.

Troops Out Movement

inent in the campaign for the withdrawal then released without any charges against She and fellow campaigner Peter Magean were on their way to speak at a meetOut campaign when police detained them reason was "suspicion they might commit Iney men went on to adaress a nign- Málet Street, WC1.

Lon oquarg. AR weicom auttet hiagole bost tobbl HEAR Bernadette cAliskey (Devlin)

All-London Public Meeting Red Lion Square (nearest tube Holborn)

Also speakers from:

Organised by: BSCC Pat Arrowsmith speaking at the Manchester conference after it was reconvened -WHATS ONIMG CENTRAL LONDON STUDENTS public mee ing: "Revolutionary perspectives for Ireland". Weds 10 December, 7pm, in University of London Unior LONDON SOCIALIST FORUM: The Civil War i Lebanon'. Tues 9 Dec, 7.30pm-Conway Hall, Rec TRELAND and the British Labour Mavement-oubii meeting with speakers Mike Knowles (Sec, Hackney Trades Council) and Dom Flynn (Hackney North LPYS). Fri 12 Dec, 7.45pm, Manchester Town Hal Extension Besement Theatre. Organised by ToM.

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BIRMINGHAM ENGINEERING VOICE public meet ing on The labour movement-past, present, and fut ure'. Discussion introduced by Harry VICKS. Aiso dr cussion on "After the AUEW elections-what next?

Australian Bar, Hurst at-Weds 10 Dec, 8pm CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE CUTS in public spend stration in Birmingham 13 December. Ass 10.30am, Victoria Sauare, Spakers inctude nent move to North of England. They will perfor tong aluper. Dar trom rpm. Tickets E MAYDAY THEATRE now have available two cam Paign prays each zo minutes long, suitable for yo neting, conference, canteen, etc. One is on unen proyment and tne tignt back, the other is on the Bri pir Aruy presence in ireiano, more intormation fro 23 Atherton Street, SW11 (223 3419)

REVOLUTIONARY COMMUNIST 3l6 я concia double issue of the theoretical jurnal of the Revolu tonarv Communist Grouo on the crisis. now avallabl.

price sup. Are trade unions responsible for inflatior and unemploymenti Must state expenditure be cut to alow a regeneration of British industry? Why has th önsered tor une urst time trom a marxist standpoin manitation, te brisis and tne rost-war boom Dy Covid Tarle ano raul bunlock, and Un Productive ar onproquctve capour by reter nowen. becoming oys sod os ure ory marast journar senously cor nting the major issues facing the working class HOU MANCHEO CH PUDIC DaV SChOO! on InTatO and the Crisis. Speaker David Yaffe. Sat 13 Dec, iOam-4pm. Lass O Gowrie, Charles Street.

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Ton Rast, London E2a LAN AVI Le, 40 Rol. REVOLUTIONARY COMMUNIST GROUP: "Unem ploy ment, inflation- The Reason Why . A Rally to day 5 December, 7.30pm, Conway Hall, Red Lion RCG BRISTOL Public Day School on Inflation and the Crisis. Speakers David Yaffe and Chris Davies. Sat Road, Bristol. m apm, Stadents Union

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