BUT THESE PEOPLE | IMGpapers 1976

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So it is the weakest organised sections of society which catch Labour's austerity programme full in teeth. Women struggling under the double burden of exploitation at work and more and more of the functions of the services being put on the family; blacks suffering from massive levels of unemployment, police and harassment.

The Cambridge by-election will show that the results of Walsall, Workington and Newcastle were not merely protest votes against Labour, but reflected a deeper bitterHeNS anti-working class policies of this Government.

Sacrifices will not keep this Government in power, nor will they solve the problems of the sick British economy. All sacrifices can do is to further delay possibility They helped the terrorists ARE SUFFERING! Some went to prison for 15 years Rhodesian government poster urges blacks to betray freedom fighters. They will be 'well rewarded'. Nkomo will be rewarded with a place in the future government for his betrayal of the others had their cattle sold

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RED WEEKLY 2 December 1976