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Socialist Challenge No. 3, 23 June 1977 · p. 4 of the scan · 517 words

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FREE *HIE 15 And would he alse, asked Clive demonstrate the paper's good intentions by running a report on the picket? Print accusations that the paper is racise?* exclaimed the neutral Mr. Alcock. "We can't to that!' Gc/a Tottenham Trades Hall, 8 Bruce Grove, London N/7. Socialist Chalwho wirnessed the events of the At the trades council plamning meeting, delepales made the point that many of the police on duly on among those перопміне Tor the auuck co Che Right to Work march in Hendon harassing the Grunwick picket ait a number of frame-ups o In generul it wus feil that trade unioniste shouid be plasing • mach bigger role in the light agalest racisme sad fuscism, incinding insade their ova unions.

ism as a form of racialism.

Burden made it clear that Jewish, but was in opposition to oups whose aim is to suppe Turther subjugation of the PalesNew week'r Surplus Value: Fred should be allowed free speech.

(Vice-chairperson, NU.

Ing hegan - behind locked But all was not quiet. Halfway trough the evening, the police asked to bring in a woman who claimed she had been assaulted This was refused. It was consid ered that no one should be able to enter with the sole purpose of picking out ar random a berber PEINE SUOLLE As militants lett the mering in procection it was clear that the respectable' imag cultivated by the fascises during recent county elections bad all bur disappeared.

Kathy Lowe is a reporter on the Hornsey Journal, amember offh NUJ's North London branch, which har taken excellent initiomember of the Cumpolen Agalasy Racism in the Media wed Hackaey Trades Counci agroed to organise joint transport to the TUC rally aguinst racisme im Manchester on Satarday Yanly. THIS town of Leicester. A former chaleperson of the Young be ls his legui practice and his positior Nations Eroat. organiser of the Leiceste is Anthony ReedLaccusaie De Tascis leaders Tyndail and Webster, whom be then stabbed in the mick ny voue lot tar expir something which they have mot forgotten He muid wel be ouedi m the ming woeks is a scupegoat f e NT's poor performance in t local Sections. Reed-Herbert's activities aie well-publicised by the Leicester Mercury (CARM please pote), the local right-wing rag.

DETERMINATION Commentiog on Martin Walker's book NF. ReedHerbert told rhe Mercury: For what he (Walker) falls to see is that the destruction of the white Tabons of the world meins the end of human civilisation. Whai Africar • DENTEL concerned this depend on the response of the Immigrunts... If we are talking about a breach of the law we will either have a government prepared to meet vialence for the good af tbe wan't" (29 April, 1977)

Reed Herhert is the most dangerous of Taesiats, He wears bebiod which lark the strong arm thugs who break up anti-fascist meet Penda to a la ce ne decher by Webster and Tyndall by scoring a fen supcesses, such as winning local Tonies sympathenic to fascism over to the NF and DeCDIDIDE a councillor himsell.

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