International Marxist Group Archive

Magazines, bulletins and booklets of the IMG and its forerunners, 1961–1984

Labour Party, Haringay Council for Peace in Vietnam, St Mary's(Iwickenham) Socialist Society, Hackney Labour Party; Derby Indian Workers' Association;

The Week Vol. 5, No. 22, 2 June 1966 · p. 10 of the scan · 278 words

The scan: The Week v5 no22.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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Birmingham Unversity Socialist Union; Southall Indian Workers' Association; Lewisham Trades Council; Hammersmith North Constituency Labour Party; Lancaster University Socialist Union. Observers are coming from Switzerland and Hollandy Wood Green Constituency Labour Party and the Bristol Sponsors for Peace in Vietnam, ore people are writing about proposals to start branches of the Campaign after the conferences groups will be established in Cambridge, Fife, Croydon and many other places, The conference is doing a pioneering jobs nobody in recent -years has attempted to set up a movement in this country based upon solidarity with a people engaged in the struggle against imperialism. There are, naturally, differing opinions as to how best this should be done, These questions will be debated seriously at the Conference. The debates will be around draft resolutions of which several are in the course of technical production. ighlights of the discussions will be the statement by Bertrand Russell on his reasons for supporting the campaign, a resort by Ralph Schoenman on his visit to Vietnam(which will introduce the proposal to have an International War Crimes Commission) and the debate on winning the Labour Movement for the principles of the campaign(among the speakers in this section will be Ken Coates, whose expulsion from the Labour Party was not unconnected with his opposition to Wilson's support for America),

Intending delegates who have not written or filled in forms should do so immeciatcly. If they need accomodation they should telephone in, If any reeder, regardless of whether they are attending the conference or not, can help with accomodation they should get in touch straight away. Ring FRO 3138. If there is no reply, try WHI 3200 or BIS 9845,

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