Vietnam Solidarity Campaign Two meetings were held in the

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over £11 to the collection, e perk cere See of those forces who side with the eager os Revolution: the chairman was Lionel Jacobs = chairman of ee Trades Council; Ken Coates - ex-chairmn of the Nottingham i . — Indian Workers Association, were the other local speakers; 2 s ri A Farley of the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation also spoke. a fe) those interested in helping the solidarity campaign were collec ed, ard a local convenor has been appointed for the campaign: pre eos Bloor, 53, Central. Ave., Nottingham, Te Lephone + Nottingham 661 < Anyone interosted in taking part in the campaign should contact the latter if they live in the Nottingham area, The Hull meeting took place on Sunday 20th February (a fuller report of this meeting will ' - appear in next week's issue) and was attended by 60 to 80. Held under the auspices of the Hull left Youth Forun, the main speakers were again Chris Farley and Ken Coates, 4 leading Light in the Youth Forum, Dave Godman, took the chair. There was considerable interest expressed in the campaign and a small committee to sponsor it locally and work for a Hull delegation to the solidarity conference came into being. Anyone in the Hull area who wants further information should contact: Alan Rooney, 12, Sunnybank, Hull.