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Red Weekly No. 35, 18 January 1974 · p. 9 of the scan · 411 words

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page 9 of the scan

simply leave the party either as individuals or en bloc to form a new party or join the Liberals or the Tories.

If the open right is on the rampage, what of its traditional opponents? Here there is a very sharp change compared to the period before the early 19605. In any penod trom the 1930s to the 1960s the main opposition to Prentice's line, the main bastion of the left would have been the constituency Labour parties. All is largely quiet on that front at present, however. Prentice has heen asked to explain himself by his local party and Ine Labour candidate for North Norfolk, Andrew Phillips, bas received a vote of no confidence, 22-20, by his general management committee, But there is nothing like the unrest there would have been in the carly 1950s when the Bevanites could get two-thirds of the constituency vote, The reason for this is obvious. It lies in the enormous, quantative, decline of individual working class involvement ut the constituency LONDON RED FORUMS: New series begins this in the serics. same time and nlace each week WINCHESTER PRISONERS: Picket of Wormrood Scrubs prison at 3 pm, Saturday 19 January mation cou pr anepnerds bush Green-Gover nor will be challenged to try force feeding fo himself, demonstration Sunday 20 January. marching from rally at Speakers Corner at 2.30 pm 10 Nibum Square, Duble meetino Sundar 70 January. Born in Lord Palmerston, Kiburn High Road speakery: Sean McDermor SPHC Chairman! Мнейп Масши РНО scetarvi, BOD Pardie (PHC press officer!.

AGAINST RACISM & FASCISME Area campaign ban bicamond-b chennam, puble meetin by ISC 10365 Stockholm, Sweden. Bharier (Kingston LP!, Steve Lynch IG8MWU)THE POST-WAR WAR: Side show telling ho Amer can involvement in Vietnam has changed since the Paris peace agreement was signed in January 1973-Monday 21 January, 7.30 pm in Roon S101A, St Clements Building, Landon School of Economics, Houghton 5t. Organised BENGALI FRIENDS in Europe and elsewhere, tor Bennal books sid Laral Fourth internstiona paper) contact: Bengali, Mallvaden, Box 3274, NOTTINGHAM RED CIRCLES: Wide-ranging series of discussons based on the poitics of the Fourth International. Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday Grove Nibel in the month. B om ar the Lion Hotel, Clumber St. 'CRITIQUE SEMINAR: dan Kavan on The Legacy of Czechoslovakia', Fridey 1B January at 7:30 pm in Room 5175, 5r Cements Building, LSE 'THE IRISH TRAGEDY: Scotland's Diagrace'. Pamphlet by Jolm MacLean reprinted by Central London AlL in canjunction with Troops Out

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