Troops Out' held 4 May

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Saturday 4 May was chosen as the provisional date for a conference on repression and the role of Britsh troops in Ireland by the Troops Our Forty delegates from TOM groups and supporters, in London, Birmingham, Nottingham, Manchester. Os ford and ollit arcas met to discuss the tuture or the compaign, robowing a gensat docussion pe the role of individual groups, plans were lald for the co-ordination of this role, a week-end school for sympathisers the conference andie role bt the Army publication of a paper to be called Tom-Tomi, plusa monthly buscan tor memoers, ano an anti-recrasmen campaign in school.

The May conference, to be held in London, will he preceded by a campaige to secure signatures on a perstion caling un the faoour morement to brcer the consensus with the Tories on this question and demand the withdmwal of all British troops from A campaign is to he conducted by TOM lo secure sponsorships for the conference from organisations like trade union branches, socialist societies, women's groups, black groups, squatters, community organisa tions, Labour Party and LPYS branches, and political groups.

Further details about the conference can be obcained frons: Alistair Renwick, 28 Lammas Park Rond, Faling. London W5 "Have the Provisionals advanced the struggle for national liberation and socialism?' — PUBLIC FORUM at University of Warwick, Wednesday 20 Februery at 7.30 pm. Speakers from Sinn Fein, IMG, Clann, CP, I5 Race Today Black Explosion In Schools Cont.

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