'No nukes' bypass working class action
Socialist Press1978 1978-05-03Read it in the scan (PDF), scan page 4 →
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THE •40:00 % SALE NEEDSI YOU! WINDSCALE The Economic Crisis and the Way Forward Aubrey-Berry-Campbell march in February of this year.
10,000 people were claimed by the organisers of the demonstration which marched into Trafalgar Square on Saturday last, 29 April.
It was certainly the largest demonstration against the nuclear ndustry since the CND and Committee of 100 in the early 1960s.
Tha nanasir har miinh tho crowd much same character as in that period, with new sprinkling of ecologists, supporters of organic food, vegetarians and so forth.
Speakers included Leo Abse, right wing Labour MP for Pontypool, Liberal MP Davia Penhalligan and John Carrol, Vice President of the Irish Transport and General Workers Union.
Apparently out of place in this company was Yorkshire miners' president Arthur Scargili, who said that he did not have a vested interest in opposition to nuclear energy, being against it simply on Founds of humanity' He went on to sav that 'civil NOWI Windsı Ra this n issuing mover agains develo Winds: body have suppo An N BOMED HON cale development itselt. ther than sounding off in nanner Scargill should be / a call to the trade union nent as a whole to mobilise * the potentially lethai ipments planned at cale-and to remove the vast of TUC collaborators who given their tacit or open rt to the scheme. id the fight needs to be for Youth SUNDAY 7 MAY at 2.00 p.m. AY 7 MAY at 2.00 Lecture Room 2 Digbeth Civic Hall BIRMINGHAM Up) are available to WS NSL. 31. Dartmouth lnkea to ine struggle to ureak te pro-capitalist Lib-Lab coalition that places the interests of profit above the interests of the health and safety of the working class.
In the predictable absence of a political lead from Scargill, those workers who recognise the dangers of nuclear reprocessing must take up this fight within the labour and trade union movement. 11G0 PHOTO: An repeal and replace with a 'freedom of information' act.
But it is clear that unless trade unionists and Labour Party activists step up the prepare strike action to defend Aubrey, Berry and Campbell the current court cases will herald a new era of intensified state of surwallana and runrarcian
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NUCLEAR 20 1000 D INDUSTRY NO PHOTO: Mark Husher, IFL BUT WHAT FOR?
AURPEV CAMPBELL DEFENCE