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Socialist Press no. 118, 27 September 1978 · scan p. 12 · Wsl Meetings · about 251 words

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Published by Folrose Ltd. for the Workers Socialist League, 31 Dartmouth Park Hill, London NW5 1HR. Printed by Anvil Printers Ltd. London. Registered as a newspaper at the Post Office. Government policy was "at all costs to avoid economic confrontation with South Africa"

For the rest Bingham attempts to attach most of the blame to Walker (general manager in South Africa).

The Labour • Government "were led to misunderstand" or were led "unwittingly to make statements and give assurances which they would not have done with full knowledge of the facts' Likewise, the oil bosses. Calls for a public inquiry from left' Labour MPs and Liberals are calls for more of the same.

Only an international With our treasurer on a well deserved break it is nec. essary to put out a warning to our readers and supporters: the Fund is coming in far too slowly this month!

Last week saw only £97 arrive in our office, including a welcome £15 from a Danish supporter.

This gives us a total so far of only £291, with only a few days left this month. Please rush your donations Socialist Press, 31, Dartmouth Park Hill, London NW5 1HR

BARNSLEY

uesday October 3, Red Lion Hotel, Worsborough Bridge Union Democracy and the fight to break Phase Four

ISLINGTON

uesday October 10, North Library, Manor Gdns, N7. (opp Royal Northern Hospital, Holloway Rd)

break Phase 4 Wed, October 4, 8.0 OCCR, Princes St, (off Cowley Rd)

Strike action needed stop hospital closure

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 118, 27 September 1978