Party, would begin to join it.
present, its columns for debate. Socialist Action -it was agreed - should generally reflect this orientation. While offering many good analytical articles, it was felt that it should come out more regularly and have a number of more punchy, concrete articles reflecting issues which Labour Party members and trade unionists are involved in. It was also suggested that it should open up, more than at Washington march, last month, for a Non-Nuclear tion in iran, the demonstraby many of those present against this act of war.
a contingent of hundreds from the Harrisherg. PennMore than 25,000 joined the World. Coming only a day after Carter's military provocation also registered a protest The procession led off with Three Mile Island disaster that "We almost lost Pennsylvania' Jane Lee, a Harrisberg dairy farmer, explained in the rally "No-one died at Three Mile Island, they tell GREEN LIGHT We had 13 hyperthyroid cases, eight crib deaths and nine still-births and we're Not far behind the Harrisberg coal miners Irom rennsy val hell no -why not union coal?' than 40 protesters from the Other contingents represented anti-nuclear coalitions across the country. Significant was the support of the formed organisation of midpointed out the link between "I want to remind you", pointed out Barry Commonwent to Iran three years ago and proclaimed the Shah the cracy", he sold him eight nuwant to remind you that the first act of the new regime that overthrew the Shah wa to stop those nuclear plants".
Commoner went on to denounce the hypocrisy of the Carter regime and point out that the American and Iran "We are all for peace: we are all ag