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ANTI-FASCIST CAMPAIGN ANTI-I Socialists

Red Weekly No. 198, 12 May 1977 · pp. 2-3 of the scan · 617 words

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at an organising modung tor tal campaign to detend inu ani fascist militants arrested on 23 Marchers Who Went to War Panies organisation Ber ARCIST But conclusions are useless. She would have pat her answer trom What did It achieve?' She rades Council reported that th executive meeting following the could remember. Bambos Styli Cypriot Defence Isaue In the Cypriot comMAICTUREL the engineering onionor at MK Electronics ex plained how the confrontation ad sparked off an intense debate bout the nature of the NF on the MOLOT HO CUEST CUT SIDLE ards in North London will be Campaign to win support.

- ІНОННІ НАТА ПРОНИП expectac E3-4,000. legal costs. Tottenham magistrates have denied legal aid Leicester ONE HUNDRED May Day at an event organised the Anil-Racist Committee.

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was announced melly hed speakers an support Woman Aaronation Ladies Forkan des Council. Music was s Ided by local group Phil Winstor THE NEWCASTLE Socialist Cenhas been the focus of a persistent campaign of vicience In it.

It is not hard to see why fascisis have and twenty LET EN organise an effective anti-fascist campaign in thearea, Including ir Sunderland where the NF tialde 4 candidates. Anderson, MONE GURDIOLICS, WORLDO TETS vista that he would sue them. He National argued their activity was mater Rally affecting the outcome of hig sociallat Centre accomplished Lalonster'• lust that - the NF vote was lower Indian than expected.

The response from the labour movement to been sonic. Boin Sunderiang ano nilitants Trades Councit executive men bers, have organised a rola to daland the Centre. The campaion

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OHHT these attacks has several TRACISTS Labour aludents and the BELIEVE US...

The Nurses Frost But Rriss Po Fear and Fact footsteps of the Homsey Journal WHEN THE CHA NAHME sage of their front cover last week.

The whole page is devated to facte readers should raject a vote for the UPTOERS EASEC OR ThE ARCH OD aganda the loumaliate received, they drew one firm conclusion the National Fiont provides no Bolulion. Therea issues, the real are ignored in the hounding of the The 799 votes polled by the four Socialists Against the Culs candidales in the Humberside Counly Council elecwhat unity amongst socialists can begin to achiave, acoording to Maggie Blagdon.

She is an executive member of the Hull Trades committes and an active suppor of the Working UD "TOE Issues such as abortion and equat pay to which Biagdon attached special importance.

SAC candidate for the Beverly. Botanic ward selected by the loca Working Woman's Charter group Eddie Wright - • member of the I COMSE -potled 191. Star Suddaby alood in steward who got 175 votes in a cent swing from Tarice In Howland! Ivanun wand The saw campaign is barely month did. But its month hat Throughout the campaign 15.000 ware distributed. And a lot of hard political experience was gained against the treacherous policies anand the need for think HUM BOISIE and spelt out that without it, the orles would certainly be retum I will De en co mustan15 - FK those who support SAC -Are who are the rea fighters against the cute and And WIth average poll of 2.5 per cent. SAC showed that there are working alternative policies to those of the The SAC campsion has slat announced its plans to stand In the general election. Butit will be ready to ensure that the NF makes coming THATES SUSC SIT TOT TER fasolsts to start making inroads

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have been made and the colleges,

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The main messege that came need to speak out and

Need for solidarity with the mat Roland Boined To i li Newcastle

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