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opinion. port this march Signed: Frank Walder, NW CND secretary.

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there Eve of Labour Party conference Sunday 28 September, Blackpool (THROUGHOUT the country there is a growing alarm •over Defence Secretary Francis Pym's announcement of Ine NA I O plan to site 100 Cruise missiles in Britain by 1982. and the proposed replacement of Polaris by Trident, costing The Tories tell us we can survive a nuclear attack by whitewashing our windows and wrapping our head in a Nagasaki didn't have the benefit of this learned advice.

The Labour Party conference could take a dramatically — 131 motions explicitly oppose the decision Consituency parties and unions showed their concern over the siting of the missiles on the Labour NEC-organised march of 25,000 in June. Yet shadow Defence Secretary William Rodgers continues to speak out against this tide of We've called this march for Blackpool to demonstrate to constituency and union delegates, MPs, and the NEC the massive support from party members and supporters for a campaign to stop the missiles being sited, to support blacking action by unions in furtherance of this objective, and to commit the next Labour government to cancel the Cruise All CLPs, unions, and individuals are invited to supAllaun, MP; Colin Barnett, secretary; Paul Salveson, Greater Manchester Communist Party secretary; Ken Slater, AUEW district secretary; Bob Further details from: Labour Conference March Against the Missiles, 25 Osborne Rd, Levenshulme, Manchester. Tel Challenge they were not just marching against missiles, but were also campaigning to ge US troops out of the country.

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