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Socialist Press no. 126, 22 November 1978 · scan pp. 4–5 · about 164 words

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There are also several members in Banbury.

A campaign is to be launched into the labour movement to prevent the growth of fascism in the area, using the information gained.

NUPE steward

One of the most revealing facts already to emerge is that the organiser locally is Bill Young, a NUPE shop steward at Brasenose College, Oxford.

In May this year the now defunct Oxford Anti-Fascist Committee wrote to George Anderson, Assistant Divisional Officer of NUPE and a leading Stalinist, asking that Young be removed from office.

In a long and evasive reply Anderson quoted union policy umber 3 includes: * WSL British Perspectives *The Poisoned Well (document Xith World Congress of USFI). * The Spartacist School of Invention. Ice 60p plus 20p p&p from WSL, 31, Dartmouth Park Hill, London NW5

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SOC ISS, dn By 1980 every man, woman and child in Britain will effectively be paying £15 per head in order to keep British capitalism in the reactionary Common

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 126, 22 November 1978