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Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1968–1988

March against the Front

Red Weekly No. 194, 6 April 1977 · p. 1 of the scan · 176 words

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throughout London appeal Socialist IMG TOT one of the key notes in th London International Marxcampaign around the 5 May Greater London Council elections.

and antimeet- poison. ing on 3 April agreed to an four candidates massive counterthrough North London on 23 April. Ealing NF internal bulletins are their members very lively activity'. Antirascists are promising a very lively response when they to parade their racist Todemonstrate the IMG's commitment to building the broadest possible demon- mittees, stration, Gerry Hedley, the Social Somal did tin Southall told meeting that we would be willing to forego part of our election expenses so that local anti-racist committees could legally issue material against the Front.

A further planning meeting for the counter-demon- Assemble stration, to which all antiracist and anti-fascist comtrade unions and political organisations are invited to send delegates will take place on Sunday 10 April at 2.30pm Rally against the racists against the Front! 1pm Ducketts Common [opposite Turnpike Lane tube] on Saturday Mick Gosling, London IMG

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