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The Week Vol. 8, No. 12, 21 September 1967 · p. 5 of the scan · 90 words

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The latest pamphlet produced by the Vietnam Solidarity Campaign which presents to British Trade Unionists the Vietnam war in the context of the Labour Government's abandonment of Socialist principles at home, and its political and economic dependence on the Johnson regime in the United States. The message of the pamphlet is an appeal for British workers who fight the Wage Freeze and unemployment imposed on them by the Labour Government, to align themselves with the workers and ‘peasants of Vietnam. Price: 1/3d. post paid, from V.S.C., 49, Rivington Street, E.C.2.