Bristol October 22nd Mobilisation plans announced 4 meeting has been called for 9th September at 7 30pm
L ° at 33, Burghley R St. Andrews, Bristol 6, to discuss arrangements for mobilizing nie foe October 21st March on Washington against the Vietnam war, The possibility of setting up a V.S.C. branch in Bristol will also be discussed, A day School will be held at 4, Portland Street, Clifton Bri
stol on the followin, day, Sunday 10th September. The title of the school is 'Thi i . against Western Imperialism', peut to footers eee Speakers: 2.30pm. Pat Jordan - 'The International Implications of the . 1967 Havana Conference of OvhsAeS..!
4.30pm. Jim Clough - ‘The Vietnam War and The Response of
the British Left! Both speakers will be travelling from London to the Saturday planing meeting. They work in a number of Anti-War organisations including the Betrand Russell Peace Foundation and the Vietnam Solidarity Campaign, The weekends activities are arranged by the Bristol Centre for Socialist Education, Convenor; Tom Nicholls, 33, Burghley, Bristol 6. Scottish Trade Union Conference for Vietnam Aid Saturday 14th October, 1967. Woodside Halls, Clarenden Street, Glasgow N.W. Speakers: First Session llam-1230pm, A Journalist from North Vietnam,
Pat Jordan, Secretary, Vietnam Solidarity Campaign.
Second Session 2.0pm-3,30pm., Links between towns in Scotland and
towns in Vietnam, i.e. as has been done between the ports of Hull
and Haiphong.
3.30-5.0pm. Lawrence Daly (NUM) will speak on the
effect of US bombing of North Vietnam. The organisers hope that discussion sround actions on the following lines will help to raise the campaign against the war onto a new level.
a) by raising money to help restore bomb damage, -
b) by drawing up a list of people with technical skills to
go to Vietnam to help reconstruct the country. Send for further information end delegates/individual credentials to A.Southall, 97, Otago Street, Glasgow, W.2. with fee of 2/Sd6 Scottish Vietnam Medical Aid Campaign Sponsors The Scottish Medical Aid Campaign, organised by the Vietnam Solidarity Campaign, will work closely in co-operation with the members of the International War Crimes Tribunal, who will be able to advise on the exact nature of the medical supplies required by the Vietnamese. Donations will. provide aid only for North Vietnam and the NLF and will not go to the assistance of the American supported Saigon Government. Sponsors are; Lawrence Daly, General Secretary, Scottish N.U.M. Councillor A, Henderson, Clydebank., Raymond MacDonald, Regional Secretary, T.&G.W.U., Robert Lowe, President, Edinburgh Trades Council, Provost D.Smith, Dalkeith. All donations will be acknowledged and all money will go to Vietnam. Donations should be sent to Secreta TAN MILLAR, 32, MORNINGSIDE ROAD, EDINBURGH 10, (MOR 78