SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

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Socialist Action No. 14, 17 June 1983 · pp. 11-12 of the scan · 583 words

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Birth Of A Nation Sunday 19 June, 9.30, Ten week their int ten-week series dramas which Central TV promise deal with 'issues of today'.

The first four written by David Leland and deal with the educaits imyouth destined unemployment. 'Birth of a Nation' is set in a large comprehensive where the kids teachers mainly concerned with day.

Panorama:

Life after Debt Monday 20 June, 8.10, PANORAMA this week examines the imminent collapse of the banking 'developing' countries defaulting on their loans.

The at thr ramse looks cullse quences for the people, especially Latin America, of the massive cuts in public diture IMF just to pay the ine ordered the terest on the Loans. State Opening of Parliament Wednesday 22 June, BBCI WHERE can see walking backwards and idiots dressed in daft clothes banging doors? Only in the 'Mother of Parliaments'.

This time it would be no surprise to see Her Resoluteness siting the throne, especially as the SCULOUS world must get the im DrESSION she's just beer made life president. Broadside:

Wednesday 22 June, 8.30, Channel 4 NEAR Middlesborough

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NI 2XP to London arrive not later than Thursday, one week prior to puducation).

Soweto: 7th Anniversary speakers plus cultural 0.309,30 St Matthew's • Prevent and Survive Symposium 2 July, 9.30-4.30 Central Hall Westminster. Entrance (incl lunch) £9 or £S for students/nurses/UB40 Tickets from Medical Weapons, 31 Stavordale Rd, London N5 (or at door)

Conference on Namibia Sun Oxford Hse Derbyshire St, London E2. wuriner details trom Namibia Support Committee 01-267 1941.

Name a cenary di Struggle Public meeting organised by Namibia Support Cttee. with Ernie speakers from South West Africa People s roanisation SWAro a African National Congress; Hackney Councillors Sam • Preparing for Power Conference organised by the nevoluuonary communist Party. 16-22 July, Polytechnic of Central London. Over 80 workshops including Marxism after UDDI COUl Phone 01 274 3951 for further details.

Walk for Life from ras are muccal submarine base to Greenham Common, 19 May to 6 August. For more details of events contact ine scotust Campaign to Resist the Atomic Menace (SCRAM), 11 Forth Street, Edinburgh 031-557 4284. Socialist Acion National Tour socils acion supporters are organising a national series of meetings to discuss war vext arter tre election? Come to the meeting in your town! BIRMINGHAM Wed 15 June, speaker John Ross (contact 021-643 5904) EALING Thu 16 June, speaker Alan Freeman (contact 01-571 5019) GILLINGHAM Thu 16 June, speaker Redmond O'Neill BRISTOL Fri 17. June, speakers Alan Freeman Helen John (contact 0272 510242)

ISLINGTON Sun 19 June (contact Nick 01-359 8288)

CAMDEN Wed 29 June, 8pm, Camden Labour Club, Carol St NW1. Speaker Valerie Coultas YORK Thu 16 June, speaker Bob Pennington Subscribe to the DUNDEE Mon 20 June, speaker Alan Freeman ABERDEEN Tue 21 June, speaker Alan Freeman (contact 0224 896284)

SWANSEA Tue 21 June, (contact 0702 460086) EXETER Tue 21 June (contact Exeter 55040) EDINBURGH Wed 22 June, speaker Alan reeman (contact 041-667 4116) HARINGEY Thu 23 speaker Redmond O'Neill (contact 01-889 3487) NEWHAM Mon 27 June, speaker Pat Hickey (contact 01-470 4360) OXFORD Mon 27 June (contact 0865 247624) SE LONDON Wed 29 (contact 01-858 6865) GLASGOW Thu 30 June, speaker John Ross (contact 041-339 0333)

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