Women's peace conference planned | Socialist Action 1983

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LAST WEEKEND'S must be a number one priority for 1985 or July this year.

Delegation spokesperson, Annette Taberner, who had travelied Blackpool to be there, explained - a central part of the campaign against the new generation missiles -urgently need dinate their efforts.

Activities in support of the Greenham camp, well exchange local experiences and information will be the main components of the weekend conference.

And it is hoped to set up a network of women innational council of CND heard a six-woman delegation explain why a conference of all women active in the peace movement agreed to help peace women organise one for June Evolved in peace activities up and down the country.

Despite a few lame protests over the 'technicalities' from some men who still aren't sure that women organising autonomously is a good thing, the counch voled willoul ul position, to support th demand held over CND's annual conference last December.

Details are still to be worked out but an interim steering committee ASTHER