In line for election unity | IMGpapers 1976

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Sapporters of Socialist Challenge and Socialist Worker in Swindon, together with independent left-wingers. have agreed to seek to build a broad-based socialist electoral front for council elections in May, reports ED WALLER.

This follows a recent letter

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supporters to Socialist Worker supporters argued: "We believe that it is in AL OUT ETCHES TO SOCK I DIS an open, united and democratic campaigning which can group us together on the as many issues of agreement as possible *Or the continued, "this does not imply unprincipied compromises, or School students submerging important political Canllenge differences. But in our view it does mean allocating those TEACH differences a certain sense of proportion, for there are many points of principled agreement also 1E0UT Alter discussion, agreed to bold a meeting open to althose wishing to develop a united fight-back agninst the letter MOVCEHMCOE class policies.

Poing sought for FIFTY school students met in Wandsworth last Thursday to start 10 organise and counteract the Nationsi Infiltration of schools in this SW London ough, reports a school student Socialist lenge supporter.

Some of us had produced aleaflet attacking thi NF for the anti-racist picke demo held educational television centre. We went on to call an meeting. to be the May cloction, was and a candidate.

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Sponsorship this and democratic Wandsworth Front schools.

borthe meeting, ChaiStudents and worln Against Racism. already the for Ilford Jast Saturday struggles Cranes, held on 12 March, at which the main task will be to open up a discussion on the possibility of standing in and what might be gained for the left as a growth ol wbole. A subsequent meeting wu occuto auce on a Manorm local In the view of Jocal Socialist electoral supporters, much could be achieved by an open campaign. national scale.

all-Wand worth meeting put licising it through informa contacis and members of the Socialist Teacbers Alliance in take socondary Six socondary schools in the borough were represented at and which heard speakers from the executive of fascism. the National Union of School Wands Everyone feit the need for 1408I8UUERS LICE TU kind of action against racism petting and fascism: all were in tavour of supporting the mobilisation

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Socialist Challenge SUPPLEMENT SOCIALIST CHALLENGE, 2 March 1978 page 5

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