IMGpapers 1968–75

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1968–75

MERTHYR KICKS OUT ARMY

The Red Mole Vol. 4, No. 60, 3 February 1973 · pp. 1-2 of the scan · 233 words

The scan: v04n60-feb-3-1973.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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be eroded by rising prices: shorter hours, free transport, company subsidised nursery facilities. * The demand for automatic pay increases for rises in the cost of living under trade union control and in addition to the regular wage demands.

See centre pages: 'A Strategy Against The Pay Laws Merthyr Borough Council have banned both the British Army and the RAF from holding recruiting drives in the town. The Council said that they do not want to encourage young people to join the armed forces and that the majority of the members could not give support to any function connected with aggression. the fact that both of Wales's home based regi ments, the Royal Welch Fusiliers and the Royal Welch Regiment have served in Ireland. Col. John Davies of the British Army Careers Office described the Council as "narrow minded.

Pode ). Rlandy Candav damne of carrying on our solidarity till the final victory. We should, therefore, combat any false optimism or illusions which could once again disarm the solidarity movement. SOLIDARITY TILL FINAL VICTORY! ALL POWER TO THE PRG!

FOR A UNITED SOCIALIST VIETNAM! VICTORY TO THE INDOCHINESE DRUAETIMIONI

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A monster rally which packed the Camder. Town Hall, with an overflow of thousands Rosemary Sullivan on the Anti-Internment League pessimism on the question of mobilisation on İreland displayed by the official IS speaker at the mobilisation rally in Sheffield.

← UNITED SOCIALIST VIETNAMINDOCHINA SOLIDARITY STILL HIGH ON AGENDA →

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