THE LATEST NEWS from the Kent University planning committee is that support for the 13 November conference against repression in Ireland is rapidly growing. The recent exposures of British army atrocities in the North of Ireland magnify the importance of this initiative in drawing together student militants who want to plan an active campaign in opposition to the British Government's policies.
Dick Kelley MP summed it up when writing to offer his support: "Your generation has the historic mission of rescuing humanity from its past follies; and to say the least, Ireland is one of these.
Other sponsors include Pat ArrowMary Holland, Observer journalist; and Tim Shallice of the British Society for Social Responsibilty in Science. Student sponsorship includes the Birmingham and Manchester areas of the NUS, student unions. Notable among Inese are St. Joseph's College of Education Andersonstown, Belfast; and Essex University, who are organising a minibus to STUDENT MOVEMENT CONFERENCE ON CANTERBURY, 13th NOV 1976 technic Students Union, taken backing, T09E Call if the conference is organised on the basis of *Troops Out/Self Amongst the organisations supporting for a Socialist Solution in Ireland.
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