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The Tories' new spokesman

Red Weekly No. 90, 27 February 1975 · p. 3 of the scan · 435 words

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newly formed Northern Ireland Westminster. Sir Keith Joseph's Such is to take a similar hard line.

Rees may well find the ground slipping from under his feet. The a massive troogs out movement sure which way.

Albert Cox left, including the IS. The refor socialists and the revolutionaries unite for vations initiatives or mes, then the mass of students tive leadership exists Militants will the NUS slogan of agitate.

real meaning Rick Sissons Surrey rent strikes conference defence campaign of national proportions Any defeat for a sect strike will be a weakening of the whole grants campaip. That is why all students tumpuign around this and the other the whoes of the NUS in Endsleigh Stroet to tum, and have valied a confe rence on higher education and rent strikes on 2 Miel All colleges on rent strike, and those others who support the rent strikers should send reposuntatives. Further intonation troin: The Present Surren T THE APPOINTMENT of Airey Neave as the Tories' new Northern Ireland spokesman is not likely to bring much relief to the internees, despite his fame as the man who escaped * is the state Neave has close connections with the British military establishment, and his selection is bound to strengthen the hand of chose like Monday Clubber John Biggs-Davison who want to break with the Labour-Tory hi-partisan Irish policy to the nighr, and openly support the loyalThe Convention clections, now scheduled for the end of April, will almost certainly produce an anti-powersharing majority. The pressure will then he on from the army, backed by the Tory right. to hamimer the Catholic ghettos and then hand over to a new StormontHiggs-Davison, chairman of the Tories" Northern Ireland Parliamentary Committee, in a message to the branch of the Monday Club, openly championed this policy. The chairman of the branch is James Molyneux, leader of the Unionists at newly formed but influential Centre for Political Studies is also known On the Labour side i growing numher of MPs are known to support froop withdrawal, which also cuts across present Covernment strategy. So splits is not a comfortable posture and he will he forced to jump one way or the other. Only by building in the working class can we make mists hold over the NUS cannot be combatted by each revolutionary organisation alone. If independent around minimal election programcould be shown that a real, alternaattending the Open Forum are convinced that only when that occurs educate and urganise take on any must defend the Surrey rent strike, and Surrey Students could not wait for

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