Support for George Clark's Fast Against Vietnam Bombing

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The following statement has been sent by a number of organisations and journals to all Lebour M,P,s: "The bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong has added a new dimension of horror to the Vietnam war, The (American Government is now committed to a purely military solution to the war, and to crushing the Netional Liberation Front and the North Vietnamese whatever the cost in human life and suffering, "George Clark has begun a fast in Parliament Square in order to call for public support for the demand made by 118 M.P.s who have so far sizned the motion calling on the British Government to dissociate itself completely from the Vietmam war, We applaud and wholeheartedly support the 118 M.P.s...we urge them to make additional demands on the Government, for the total cessation of U.S, bombings of both North and South Vietnam, and for the complete withdr,wal of U.S. troops from Vietnam, ‘ve urge those M.P.s who heve not yet signed the motion to join the struggle against this brutal war," This appeal has been endorsed by Caravan Workshops, Humberside and Nottingham Voice papers, Views, the Victnam Solidarity Campaign, The Week, Labour Worker, the Centre for Socialist Education, and a number of other organisations and journals are discussing whether to add their support. A CORRECTION Two mistakes appeared in our report of the Vietnan Solidarity Conferences When listing the members of the National Cowmecil of the Vietnam Solidaiity Campaign, we described both David Horowitz and Quintin Hoare as being representatives of the New Left Review, David Horowitz should have been Anuwn from tho Rertrand Ruceaol) Panera Mowmndnatian and Onintin Unsere aa an tndiwidnal.