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Campaign notes: The Boycott: Cambridge next?

The Week Vol. 2, No. 20, 3 December 1964 · p. 5 of the scan · 126 words

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THE BOYCOTT: CAMBRIDGE NEXT? By Robert Gray

Cambridge students intend to mount a campaign to boycott South /frican goods. This follows a resolution at the Business Meeting of Cambridge University UNA. At a meeting today (27/11/64) . initial steps were taken, Because of the Archaic structure of this University, the boycott will have to be fought college by college. It is hoped, therefore, to have College groups under way by the end of this year, in readiness for the struggle next term. A parallel campaism in the town is also ultimately envisaged: Labour, although the largest single party on the council is not in control, owing to the feudal institution of University representation. Week readers can, I trust, expect to hear more of this next term,

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