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Socialist Challenge. IN 1963 when CND was at its height the Labour Party voted for unilateral disarmament. Yet within a year Wilson was pressing ahead with nuclear armaments, and backing Nixon's genocidal war in Socialist Challenge was set up to stop this kind of betrayal hap. pening again. Two years ago, with the revival of CND, we set out to build CND, to commit Labour once more to unilateralism, and to make sure that conference decisions wouldn't be ignored next time This week's huge demonstration happened because of this struggle. How did we go about it, and how can you help us? The On our initiative, a newiy formed organisation - Manchester Against the Missiles - called a 2000 strong demonstration at 'Labour's Blackpool conference, with two aims: to lobby conference to support anti-missile policies, and to win sponsors tor a laboul movement conference against the missiles to organise practical ac tion by trade union and Labour Party militants.
Every day our Labour conference bulletin recorded new sponsors, as our team of supporters built an impressive list of over 200 backers. The anti-missile conference was taking shape before The next step was to get the sponsors to agree on the tasks of We argued it should stay clear of long wrangles about doctrine, and set clear goals for action which everyone could But we said that to make this effective, we had to involve ordinary working people through the unions and the Labour Party. This would lay the basis for industrial action, and pile on the pressure to make MPs stick to conference decisions.
Seven hundred delegates came to the highly successful conference. As councillor Carol Turner explained to our lunchtime meeting of 200 delegates, the most important task facing the conference was to aim for a giant demonstration, built on the momentum behind CND. Such a march would draw in new forces, organise support among working people and give public and con-
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