conscription, and the CUCaVD izocutivo was instructed to campaign agaz agninst such measures boing implonented. In both rosolutions en opera-.

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Co-operation with other bodies was also crlled for, CUCalD plodged support for the work of the Campaign Caravan “orkshops, end an ad hoc committee of CUCaND and Committee of 100 reproasent tives is to be set up in order to ensure efficiency in co-ordination for “Master. CUCaND's main work for “Inster will consist of intonsive canvassing on the Lines of the 1962 "Flying Columns." Cn more lines of pelicy the conference decided thate

(a) Withdrawal from NATC is fundcmental to csp: policy.

(b) The struggle for peace and disarmament be won waen people in other countries, both ast and 1 notion against theizr fovernnents! nuclear policies, CUCcND should stross in its propoganda that British unilateral disarmament would help action, instead of susgesting that it would in itself be a major ster towards an asreenent between the heads of power blocs.

(c) CUSaND welcomes the ro-atfirmation by CHD onmal conference that positive noutralism is an integrcl part of ¢ policyes.

(d) The Official Secrets .ct and the inws of sedition ars incompa~ tible with democracy 2nd whould be roponlod.

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vombors ‘of the Cld A: Non-Ponsioners! Assoq etion are erateful to Dr. Horace Joules for drawing attontion to the shoneful fact tnat many old people diod from cold during last winter, In April last, the West London coronsr doclared that those doaths amounted to a acute disaster" and a™aidden shame." “any poeopleo seem to be unaware that 500,000 of cur oldust andl weckost pcople arc existing in want and misory and that old men over 80 years of ago are compelled to work because they ero doprived of cid-asge ponsions for the crime of being too old when the present National Taeerance Scheme was introduced in 1948, The Labour Terty spokesman, ir. Douglas Hougktons i.e, has delicately expressed the abtitude of his 7 th of the Govor~ maicnt -— in the following wordss Wl'he . presen LSeeed UF ory one : will rapidly diminish during 1ext fow years." This mowne "Phoy will soon be deads why troublo?"

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