demonstrate how Cruise missiles will endanger the ordinary Britain.
This action was a culmination of a 120-mile march by 40 women. themselves the Life' they walked, some with babies, ion. This is one of the reasons that the Carter adminstration stablished the Rapid Deployment Force. Protected The neutron bomb also plays an important role in the Pentagon's plans for any takeOVEI of Middle Eastern oil ields.
An 11 August report in the New York Times on possible ases of the neutron bomb pointed out that the blast from neutron bomb is intended to asses sor other protected without destroying as many buildings or other structures, such as oil nigs, surrounding areas as flict. people of role allies", Calling Womens March for ing Us troods to move into the area in a short time.
The neutron bomb is not a weapon of deterrence, hope that it will never be used Caspar Weinberger himself said that the neutron bomb is a valuable addition to our forces, which 'we shall probably want to use' Pentagon has busily drawing up fighting a 'limited' nuclear war in Europe. This is part of the Dae. words of York reporter Richard Halloran, build a capacity to fight nuclear wars that range from a limited Sunke LETOUCH conflict to an all-out exchange. have never been consulted over the nuclear policy which has made them a front line target in any nuclear con'We will not accept the sacrificial forced on us by the nor this squanderino resources, while the needs of millions of people throughout the world cry out to be met. There are 103 missile In the Pentagon's view, would option of fighting a 'limited built in nuclear war by launching only Europe-based missiles against Union and using the neutron bomb against Soviet troops. Macabre attack "nuclear of gested have the But Reagan nuclear position systems is simply the Soviet BOVIC I formation campaigns.
At a ference, 'Don't believe the propaganda you hear that the Soviet Union is about to Britain. didn't ourselves out of ignorance and pression to invade and kill yet the Soviet Union is ringed by US missiles.
Pat Arrowsmith from CND suganti-weapons propaganda among British troops and US forces in Britain. She went on to say: neutron bomb and stockpile 11 and Weinberger stoutly maintain that opthese weapons but the result of disseminated propaganda anu disill13 August Dress conPresident Reagan in'we have intorma tion that the Soviet Union spent about $100 million in Western detence against nuclear war. missiles pull weapons, they op CreATen America® defeat Russia. 'If every chain herself to "CND shall stop Cruise missiles.
Caxton Hall, with EP Thompson on nuclear disarmament.
the ambiguity which Michael Foot now personifies.
hugely States by a Labour government.
Soviet Union to remove their SS-20 missiles from Eastern Europe.
John, a firm anti-unilateralist, as Labour's defence spokesperson despite which he had with John over defence policy.
John's complete opposition defence policy. ing in the party is summed up by the resolutions to this year's party conference.
for NATO, and only 4 support a multilateralist position.
Ebbw Vale the anti-unilateralist on the demonstration in Brighton called by Sussex Alliance for September, the eve of the Labour conference.
CND's national demonstration takes place in London on Saturday 24 October.
fall prey to the abundant misinabout weapons, some of it innocently based on ignorance of the facts most oI it 'deliberately by well-orchestrated progaganda campaign based in Moscow.
the Weinberger Cruise are essentially first strike are weapons of ag intends to make Europe the theatre of a nuclear war to woman in Britain has to railings and every man has to sit down in the road, we At a packed meeting last week in London's Michael Foot spoke together The discussion at the meeting only confirmed unilateral While re-affirming his opposition to the Trident system, Foot refused to say categorically that Cruise missiles would be sent back to the United Instead, he argued, they might need to be used as a bargaining counter in negotiations to get the At the same time, Michael Foot persond disagreements' Foot might also have said 'despite Brynmor to Labour Party The strength of unilateralist feel.
Around 90 resolutions call for unilateral nuclear Of these, one comes from Frank Chapple's EETPU and one from Michael Foot's constituency party in Michael Foot is still trying to compromise with wing. His latest statements add extra urgency to a massive turnout Nuclear Disarmament on Sunday demonstration is being backed nationally by CND.
Union that would actually lead reduction nuclear weapons in Europe and render the deploymen' decision necessary.
Since then, however, the Reagan adminstration's obvious lack of interest in • arms control talks has destroyed the credibility of this argument