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International Bulletin Vol. 1, No. 44, 27 October 1962 · p. 3 of the scan · 181 words

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Un Wednesday Octobor 25th. the head boy of ilidhurst Grammar School led a deputation to the hoadmaster's study, he reported that the Sixth Form had decided to go on a two-day no=lesson strike in protsst against the United States” action over CubaeOther schools in West Sussex and over the Bérder in Hampshire were considsm ing taking similar action.Midhurst Grammar School, is comeducational and has 400 pupils.eAbout 32 boys and six girls from the Upper Sixth refused to attend any lessons, they sent a petition to the Prime lidnister, protesting against the American blockade of Cuba and pleading with him to intervene in the cause of peace, They marched through the streets of l'idhurst carrying slogan—banners, stood in silence for 15 minutos around the local war memorial and have canvassed neighbour ing schools in West Sussex and Hampshire for support. The head boy, Robin Marriner said: " We first th ‘ought of taking action when we heard the news on Tuesday.’ few of us debated it well into the night.We then held a meeting after \ssembly this morning.The strike was the result.

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