Vietnam March to Transport House on Eve of Party Conference

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At the Vietnam Solidarity Campaign's Hiroshima Day protest meeting, held in the Mahatma Gandhi Hall last Saturday, plans were announced for a Big Demonstration to be held in London on the eve of the Labour Party Annual Conference. This, the first major demonstration against the British Government's complicity in Vietnam, will take the form of a March on Wednesday, September 28th, starting from Trafalgar Square at 7.00 pm. and arriving out ide Labour Party Headquarters in Smith Square, at 8.00. It will be followed by a Mass Mecting at which plans will be announced for the British campaign of support for the International War Crimes Tribunal whereby the guilt and duplicity of the American ageressors and their supporters will be exposed before the bar of world opinion. Last week's meeting, which attracted a capacity attendance of 400, and which was followed by a 300 strong Torchlight Procession to the U.S. Embassy, promises well for the September demonstration. The use of torches, which proved both popular and effective, may be repeated. Pull details in subsequent issues of The Week.