International Marxist Group Archive

Magazines, bulletins and booklets of the IMG and its forerunners, 1961–1984

Vietnam Solidarity Campaign

The Week Vol. 8, No. 24, 13 December 1967 · p. 4 of the scan · 235 words

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Conference of Trade Unionists on Vietnam will be held in London on Saturday, March 2nd, 1968, This will open a week of concentrated action against the Vietnam war. The Stop-It Committee, in cooperation with other groups is organising local demonstrations throughout the country aimed mainly at British firms manufacturing material for use by the U.S. and her allies in Vietnam. The American movement is calling another international day of protest in March and we hope that this will coincide with the end of this week of action. The V.S.C. Trade Union Conference is sponsored by Jack Ashwell, T. & G.\/.U., George Andrews, T. & G.W.U., Mike Neve, T. & G.W.U., Bill Jones, T. & G.W.U., Lawrence Daly, N.U.ii., Hugh Scanlon, A.E.U., Ernie Roberts, A.E.U., Gordon Norris, N.U.S., and tom Watkinson,!.U.R. (all individuals in their personal capacity).

The conference will discuss means of propaganda in the trade union movement; the collection of medical aid and supplies for Vietnam; and the question of British complicity in the manufacture of war goods for the U.S. Resolutios and proposals for action are invited. Delegates with full voting rights will be accepted from trades councils, trade union branches, shop stewards committees and similar bodies. Other active trade unionists are invited to attend as observers with the right to speak. There will be a delegation fee of five shillings. All enquiries to Sabby Segall, c/o V.S.C., 49 Rivington St., LONDON ,E.C.2.

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