Coordinating Committee | IMGpapers 1976

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At only two days notice, delegates from 21 colleges in the North West and obser Vers from Scotland, Wales and the Midlanas came togetner last saturday to work out now to take the campaign tor ware The conference called on the NUS leadership to call on the NUT Executive to organise an emergency meeting to dis cuss solidarity action-including a national teachers' strike. A call was sent out to give full and active support to the lobby of the TUC on 16 June.

Most vitally, a North West Area Coordinating Committee has been established with two delegates from everv college to carry ine campaion torware onaun ted basis throughout the area. secretary of the Manchester Cuts Committee

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AFRICA A three-part series by TONY HODGES Part Two Red Week in Norfolk, Virginia, 'authority to plan for the protection of NATO Europe's vital shipping lanes in the Indian Ocean and the South Atlantic including surveillance and communications".

PLANS In June 1973, the NATO Defence Planning Committee instructed SACLANT to proceed with the contingency plans. According to the UN Special Committee on Decolonisation one NATO official has revealed that the contingency planning was designed to make it possible to go to the aid of our potential allies in southern Africa if the need should arise. In June 1974, the NATO Ministerial