IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

IT'S NOT HEALEY

Socialist Challenge No. 6, 21 July 1977 · pp. 1-2 of the scan · 769 words

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FOR THEM Unlimited Profits 76-71 Four Big Banks = £700 millior ICI = £540 millior GEC = £278 millior Assoc. British Foods = £80 millior

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"We haven't left a party, we have joined the main break from the Party and found a new one.

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mal has been precipitated by cad long decline of the CF JENCeNEIDSOCICIES to press ahead with the new haft of the British mcribes as a 'social democratic "*There are probably -TIST1 cr ihe working class movement layers and other opponents ES UTEREE beginning of the end for British eghty mistaken. They have seen are thorIBARESTEE r easy days and must now preane themseives for the beginning ORL HE InKOWI HACS lather's time and growin, French who has been 1 National Secretary of the panty developed his argu- SUEUIE The old party has put MOTE OBLIITE BAWeEr the balk of the world battle'. That was the comment today from Mr. Sid Freoch, Surrey District Secretary of the Commusist Party, on the decision of a national meeting to the campaigning plans. The chancellor's hope for : 10 per cent wages beiling will be fought. mass uncauptoyacol CHrorEs u reverse public ending cuts will . With support for pe stepped up. the new Party being particularty strong amongst miners and enworkers these DAN WI LEN ONTE HER The stark contrast berween the crisis in the capitalist world and TIe SOVIr Tenu mle Ie socinlist couniries will be a reCuETIaE cIc TOMe RIDOn TIBaC ration that has been made for the break is given by the announcement that the first issues of its by the New Communist Party weekly paper will be published in time for the TUC at the beginn.

will ing of September. A chain of WOTKCES PSTOSPODOCTES throughout the the trade unions and their reports will be a particular feature of the publication. cam- YOUTH WORK leden hip have been parheulacty The opponents of the T eTOSE0U WOrk to sucoess in Congresses.

5,000 nine paying dues today.

The meeting in Merton Town Hall was a perilous affair. It reveals Complete Text of press release issued unemployment amongst CAISES country and in the Dew Party s watement for have come diose of YCI to 430 IAr TOGaYParty!

is clearly justitled. The beavy youth and the scant atrention to trainJI BEE JUSL EMO TEASOES WIN LIE future must be changed and the youth mobilised to help to do it. "The butidine oE effective. ganised cammunity youth movement 15 a primary task, doclares neeting that the new party would delend have an initial 65 branches, 'and I mean branches of activists" he sumited nited work that is going to put thin country on a new course Can greats. SOCIALIST CHALLENGE Enlivening The NEIL AITKEN, one of George WAPRES NOTU AGVEETS HUS INU reiased mood at a seleer purty in London not lone ago. Ainken WE TUTU OCCATA AES VIEWS on the Grunwick strike. Thiene атошлів 20:

lel He rhought that if Ward he'd definirely ciase down rhe faczory. 1b| Airken thowgh. HOE CRE МА AD RELE LOMP SOT on the pickers. They showid hgve 'smashed" them. Iel In order No aFWANTaL) DOTLE showld be armed and the press should be censored.

And in cose vou te Interested Aitken occasionally goes yuchring with Ted Heark.

IANGUNN is one of the ald-time He could he editor in a belcaguered garrisan town in the American Wild West having to contend not caly with gangsters in his own town, but WiS Te OnS DIWUIY Gunn is editor of a journa 21 July 1977 Trojan horse IN HIS RECENT well-publicised Interview, the former MetropoliTFOLCE SOUSS. KDner Mark; admitted a number of things such as bow he had left a WC CEI SECaUaal mEI CID go unchallenged.

More interestingly, he told us aboot n cerlain homse: She w thi Brigilte Bardot of the 230 borses possess" Sir Robert phlicingly informed us. IS TAinen TO Simnre BATTn te word of comimand in front of a Ty camera his 1s the waw ie make sure that the police image which the British people like 1 nave is masntamned WuS Mark C0 001 S8y w3 that many police officers hav been trained to do the same thing. Reports of police casualties which adorn the front pages are grossly exngacrated Even a cap who has a slight brusse is reported as 'wounded". Since moel polioe victims prefer lo go ПОМЕТГ NOOOORE OU gatalties are never filly reportBut we should he prepared Fex Increasing police violence against demonstrators. Mark also said

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more powerful chai said Mir French.

Gunn this be fired?

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