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The Week Vol. 2, No. 9, c. 17 September 1964 · p. 8 of the scan · 144 words

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: correspondent, the trial of Doctor Victor Allen drags on,and his position is not aided by his dire financial situation,or by the scantnews and coverage. afforded him by the popular press. At a recent W¥eH..U.C. westing in tull a collection was taken and sent to ‘Ammesty',which has already sent an observer out to the trial. David Goodman organised a petition protesting to the Nigerian Government and demanding Doctor Allens release.It was signed by Students, W.H.A. iiembers,frade Unionists,%rades Council Delegates, iiousewives dtc, and it is hoped that other pcople who feel that Doctor Allen is being unjustly tried will take some action.it is to be hoped that members of Anti-Apartheid and ovement for Colonial Freedom or any other likely body will contact David Godman.48 Gillett Streeti.liessle “d.Hull. with the intention of making a really subsyantial drive for financial aid for Doctor Allen.

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