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Nottingham City Labour_party Sends Vietnam Resolution

· The Week Vol. 3, No. 25, 24 June 1965 · p. 4 of the scan · 114 words

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At its last meeting, the Nottingham City Labour Party considered Labour Party Annual Conference. Seeing that the A.G.M. had unanimously decided to send a resolution protesting against the American bombing of North Vietnam, and calling for a change in the policy of the Government, it was decided to send this same resolution. There was some opposition to this proposal (some delegates considered this to be a shame-faced way of trying to avoid voting against the A.G.M. resolution) but eventually this was brushed aside by the majority of the delegates. ;

The meeting also decided to send Ken Coates, its chairman, as delegate to conference and nominate him for the National Executive Committee of the

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