Nalso and the Nec Report & an Honest Answer Wantsd

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(Thursday) The Annual Conference ef the Nat$onal Assceiation of Labour Students — ise April - five weeks after the NEC broke off relations with NAISO - re a. policy of working in, and co-operating with the Labour Party, and pairs ion executive committee to re-open negotiations for a new egreement wit “es aac The NEC have informed NALSO that inttial consideration had been given e ars: request and the youth sub-committee will consider it further at weg ne : ee This would indicate that the NEC had not decided to refuse NALSO's reques 4 now, Yet the recently started SALUS (Southern Association of Lebour Univers sin Students), who have no base of support among socialist students and a eae . who have left the established Labour clubs in a few universities, are c : ng ae private that the facilities of Transport House, that NaLSO used to enjoy, — — placed at their disposal, If this is so then Reg.Underhill and the NEC are no eing honest with the NALSO or the Party. They must be frank and say whether they ew prepared to talk with NALSO and try to work out a relationship that would be sa i factory to both the students and the Party, or whether they have decided to star a new student orgenisation while maintaining the pretence that they are considering re-opening talks with NALSO;