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Red Weekly No. 149, 6 May 1976 · p. 12 of the scan · 383 words

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page 12 of the scan

tional Assembly on Unemployment in March as a day of action against unemployment.

But there is an alternative - one of fighting opposition to the Government's policies. South Wales miners have slapped in a claim for 33 per cent. A series of strikes have rocked British Leyland. A third of the Scottish TUC Conference voted against Jack Jones for a class struggle fight against Labour's Tory policies.

The conferences of both the National Union of Journalists and the National Union of Students have voted to support action on 26 May.

In the final weeks leading up to 26 May the task before militants is clear: to fight for industrial action to demand that the TUC breaks with the Government's anti-working class policies.

NO DEAL WITH HEALEY ALL OUT 26 MAY!

Printed by Prestagate Ltd., Reading, Berkshire concluded at the end of last year, but the PCI held back because... the working class was too strong: Major concessions forced from the employers through struggle would have damaged the CP's electoral project of respectability.

On the abortion question, in pursuit of the 'historic compromise between the Christian Democrats and the PCI both parties put forward a similar posimon - aboron would no longer be considered a crime, and would be allowed in some cases.

The far left, the Socialists, the nonparliamentary Radicals, and the women's оусшень, nowever. Dur Lorward te demand for free abortion on demand. us made me re very yunerable on ts left flank, since it was estimated that 65 per cent of the population supported such a policy. Indeed, the PCI women's organisation came out in public disagreement with the party leadership on the ISSUC The election comes only after months uties in parliament to ensure the survival o1 te Moro Government. Indeed, eariler this year PCI trade union leaders threatened to call a general strike against any attempt to dissolve parliament.

But now the PCI are stressing the fact that similar class collaboration in the future will greatly depend on the Inclusion of me cr in ine Government.

The massively increased vote for the CP in the regional elections last June has given the CP an impressive pistol to Registered with the Post Office as a newspaper. Publisned by Reigocrest Ltd for Red Weekly, si Caledonian Road, London N.I.

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