IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

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· Socialist Challenge No. 162, 3 September 1980 · pp. 12-13 of the scan · 426 words

The scan: sc-n162-sep-03-1980.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 12 of the scan

MORE than Bolton last week to discuss organising local acuvides against the Cruise and Trident missiles.

The meeting addressed by a sneaker from Manchester Against the Missiles. and Chris. Horrie, the editor of CND's paper Sanity.

The threat that these people, the impossibility defence against the nucicar ROCAUSL fantastic waste of resources Tory Drovisional steering committee of ten was elected by the meeting to plan future activities SuCT oca public. meeting to the anti-missile lobby of the Labour Party conference, and mobilisation for CND's national demonstration on 26 Anyone interested in local activities should ring Pete on Bolton 391408 the missiles organisations backing the march to the Labour Cruise Missiles in this country.

Many Labour Party branches throughout the 4 chave expressed their outrage at the recent announcemeni by the Defence vetrelary. rrancis rym, mat 100 Cruise missiles will be sited Britain by 1982. Yet William Rogers, lle serence Secretary, still continues out in favour of this vecision.

The labour movemen is be innisite calise than only massive campaign the Tory warmongers.

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page 13 of the scan

a Orange death squads surtace again RODNEY Patrick McCormick died in Northern Irish town of Larne on Monday of dast week. He was shot ten times in the back head the latest victim of a renewed assassination campaign by Loyalists.

McCormick Was member Irish Republican Socialist Party. So was Miriam Daly, victim killed in June.

Miriam was a prominent campaigner on behalf of the H Block prisoners; as was jonn lully, wild was murdered a fortnight before Miriam. At least Catholics ty, the Rev Williams Beattie, showed what measures thought wert 'necessary' at the start of August. He presented banner to the Apprentice Boys of Derry - an all Protestant SUCIeL in honour of William McCaughey, Loyalist convicted of the murder of a Catholic shopkeeper and kidnapping of Catholic priest.

McCaughey's eventual arrest has persuaded growing number of Lovalists that safer ways of pursuing their sectarian activities Figures released last week show that recruitment to the "security forces' in the North of Ireland is on the

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Party conference on 28 September in Blackpool to call for a mass campaign against the siting of

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