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Socialist Press no. 202, 11 June 1980 · scan pp. 2–3 · about 146 words

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The was eventually carried on a stretcher to a hospital in Jordan.

His fellow mayor-Karim Khalaf, of Ramallah-suffered a similar bomb attack and is still in hospital.

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Their stand-part of an offensive by Mayors from other Palestinian ghetto areas in the With only 53% of the US electorate having bothered to vote in 1976, and still less likely to vote this time around, Anderson's move is a desperate attempt to enlist the, working class and middle class to the cause of capitalism.

US capitalists are calculating that at worst Anderson -can hope to syphon off «liberal' supporters from Carter, and ease Reagan into the White House.

But the necessary step is 'clear: the US trade unions must break their links with both bosses parties, and build a labour party pledged to fight for the interests of the working class.

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← Contents of Socialist Press no. 202, 11 June 1980