In the first of a series of three meetings called to consider the branch called for a "functional division’ between’ the trends in the movement, He said that at the time of the Scarborough victory: "CND should have had a clearer attitude to the question of the Labour Party leadershipe CND should have recogtiiised the ‘overlap of issues and is now suffering from its uous past in this respect." Much discussion at the meeting centred on the ways in which unilateralists in the Labour Party can organise the propagation of their views effectively. Subsequent meetings in this same series are to be addressed by Alan
The WeekThe Week Vol. 1, No. 23, 4 June 1964
Stuart Hall Calls for "functional Division" of Cnd
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