SocialistAction 1983–88

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

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· Socialist Action No. 76, 2 November 1984 · p. 5 of the scan · 281 words

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Money for the sent to: Aylesham miners' wives support are co c/0 Welfare Dorman Ave Sth, Aylesham, Kent. Donations preferably in cash, or Killa discussion amongst not the theme homilies delivered pacifists.

The Briefing we Twenty-five thousand demonstrators invaded Barrow-in-Furness last Saturday to surround the Vickers' shipyard protest against the building of Britain's Trident submarine. The encirclement was followed by die-in firework display which simulated a nuclear explosion.

Peace campaigners were joined by. CUrL of striking miners from Lancashire, Staffordshire, and Northumberland, with women from the support groups of Port of Ayr, North Wales, and Yorkshire. The rally which followed was addressed dock, Bruce Kent, Tricia Benzie from the Anti. Trident Campaign, AUEW-TASS convenor Danny Pearson, others.

PEACE DIARY DATES: • Saturday Novemer 10.30 till 5pm, County Hall, London SEI.

CND's NATO day school Speakers include Pat Arrowsmith, Günter Minnerup, sen LOWe others. Registration £2 (fl unwaged). Contact: Kate Edwards, Sec LCND, Endsleigh St., London WCI or phone 01-388 1628. • Saturday/Sunday 3:4 Novembe National Women's Peace Weekend, West Bridgford Day Centre, West Bridgford, NorTheme of the lingnam weekend. links. Suggested workshops in clude: links with women against pit closures, black women and the peace move. ment, Greenham's future and relations between local groups and others. Contact: Susie on 0602 473145. • Sunday 9 December fifth anniversary of the announcement deployment in Britain -Greenham peace camp have called a women-only event: Blanket Greenham. More details in future issues.

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