IMGpapers 1980–83

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

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Socialist Challenge No. 198, 21 May 1981 · p. 5 of the scan · 293 words

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See overleaf for Itinerary Published by GOODWIN STREETS No Nuclear Weapons Pluto Press/Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, £1 The other half World military expenditure is more inan double lial spent on world health. For the price of two American Trident nuclear submarines, primary schools and teacher training facilities could be provided for half the population of the third world which lacks minimum levels (as per UNASCO standards) of education.

VNA TELEPHONE 01 2634954 THE IMAGES of nuclear war are strikingly brought home in the popular little handbook No Nuclear Weapons produced by the Campaign for Nuclear The photo-montages by Peter Kennard which catch the imagination and strike horror in the soul are complimented by the texts of Ric Sissons which lay out some of the facts of the drive to nuclear war.

by Peter Kennard and Ric Sissons.

Britain and NATO There are more than 100 American NATO bases in Britain. Trident and Poseidon submarines at Holy Loch on the Clyde, F1-11 bombers at Upper Heyford, Phantom F4 fighter bombers at Alconbury, Bentwaters, Lakenheath and Woodbridge. All carry nuclear weapons. Target Britain ALERT Accidents will happen Nuclear war or devastation coula be caustu actrucitaly The American government admits that since 1943 been 36 serious accidents independent estimates put ine number at well over 100. Britain spends more money each year on defence than on For the price of 385 Tornados the government could build more than 320,000 thilcalciis.

household. If the bomb drops The British government has produced a pamphlet, Protect and Survive giving vou ad. vice. When nuclear war La free copy will be distributed to every

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• For a nuclear free Europe •Stop Trident • No Cruise missiles

August 1945 - Japan Tomorrow — Britain?

PROTECT SUR

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