JUNE 1: CINEMA ACTION FILM SHOW. Cinema Action was born out of the Ford strike. They have shown programmes at the Workers Control Conference at Sheffield, the National Union or Miners Easter School, and are planning universities, schools, further snowigs community centres and factories, clubs. Their material includes films on the movements in industries, universities and communities both here and abroad, and also on the liberation struggles in the Third World.
areas of conflict such as the productivity agreements, and so on. ON SUNDAY JUNE 1, they will be showing films of the Chicago democratic convention, Paris May 68, and English cine tracts on the White Paper and the GLC tenants strike, at the Paris-Pullman (of Fulham Road) at 1lpm. Tickets are 10/- from LUSIA FILMS, 17 Shepherd Street, W1. tel: HYD 3341.
JUNE 3: DISCUSSION MEETING: CHINA IN MAY 1969, a report from Roland Berger 7.30pm at SACU (Society for Anglo-Chinese Understanding), 24 Warren Street, London W1. (tel: 387-0074).
British trade unionists called on the British government to dissociate from American policy and hased upon the 1954 Geneva JUNE 14 - 17: Leicester: National Seminar on Student Struggle (see also News in Brief). Documents to be prepared. Further details contact RSSF, 59 Fleet Street, EC4. tel: 353-5735.
17: Angry Arts Film Society is JUNE 16 society towards the idea of revolution, at Unity Theatre, 1 Goldington Street, London NW1. membership 2/6 from AAFS, 6 Bramshill Gans, 7.30pm both *evenings. Tickets 5/NW5. tel: 263-0616.
NURSES CONDITIONS ACTION GROUP is marching through Fleet Street to Parliament. Meet Tower Hill at 10.30am. details from 23 Bromfield Street, London NI.
JUNE 29: Plans fer a demonstration during South Africa Sacenöin Week calling attention to the links between British capitalism and the fascist regimes in Southern Africa are now under way. The demonstration will be at 2.30pm. More details from Southern Africa c/o Free Assembly, 41 Eneland.
Solidarity Committee, History and the Social Sciences. Much work is
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JUNE 14: THE TRADE UNION MOVEMENT AND VIETNAM: In 1967 and again in 68
showing "Before The Revolution", Bertolucci's subtle observation of the tensions of Italian
Cecile Park, London N8. OXFORD ATTACKED. From Wednesday 18th - Friday 20th June, an open conference will be in progress in Oxford University to criticise the form and content of teaching in Philosophy