Kintoul, of Bristol, writes: "The Commun ist Party's appeal for united action should be seriously debated...It was made in a friendly spirit ard should not be hastily dismissed. Iabour's left has to fight reaction in many @vil forms today am our common cause might be greatly strongthensd through co-operation with CPGB even if it were only on a short term trial period before and during the next election. The present political situation is extremely serious and we will need all the help we can get. The spectacle of the railwaymen's struggle - fighting desperately merely to retain what advantages they have...should be a warning to us all of what the Labour movement is up against,
The WeekThe Week Vol. 5, No. 7, 17 February 1966
Appeal Shouid Be Taken Seriously: K.y
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