These attacks acmonstraton Thirdly, by taking action against developing a socialon request Campaign with the Po Committee. Entry fres rouowing an intense debate in the National Abortion Campaign groups throughout the country, a national planning meeting on 6 September decided that the call for a November demonstration first put out by the International Socialists would not be the best way to take me campa en forward. ane vote a the meeting was tied, 29 groups voting each was. It was clear to all that with such deep divisions in the campaign, it would not be possible to build a successful Supporters of the position arguing against the November demonstration - including the International Marxist Group - put forward the following resolution to the meeting introduced by renny Cooper of the NUS Executive:
*That any decision concerning a mass national action should be made by a -WHATS ONLONDON SOCIALIST FORUM: 'Crisis in Angola" Tues 23 September, 7.30pm, Conway. Hall. NEW N.A.C. HEADQUARTERS: now at 30 Camden Road. London Nw tel. 485 4303 N.A.C. CONFERENCE: 18-19 October at imperia Collece. London. Reaistration 21. 50 tor students. claimants, one-parent families, etc. Write to 30 Camden Rd., London for registration forms. NEW NEWSPAPER published by NAC will be avai able by 21 Sept.- 10p each, pre-paid bulk orders o -WriTe to NAC at above address A WOMAN'S RIGHT to Choose/rree Abonion or Demand bacoes avallable trom 9/ Caledonian Road London N1-10p each plus s.a.e., bulk reductions DEFEND THE 14+ Liverpool Support Group pub Trial and its Implications". Stanley House, Uppe Parliament St, Sun 21 September, 2pm SOUTH LONDON Support Group of Solidarity Portuguese Working Class pub lic meeting Thurs 18 Sept, Brixton Town Hall 1.45pm. Chair: Ted Knight (Norwood CLP). Speakers include dudin Mart mr. basi Davidson, rortuguese worker, and member of spanish solidarity national conference of NAC. This meeting therefore submits the following resolution to conrerence *This Conference notes the success of the 21 June demonstration where 25,000 marched against the Abortion (Amendment) Bill. This kind of action is essential in building NAC. Although the White Bill, as such, will almost certainly fall, it is clear that there will be more moves in the next parliamentar session to further restrict a woman's right to choose. to resist such moves and to fight for the implementation of the woman s kight to Choose' demand. Conference therefore agrees to discuss the most suitable date and focus for the next national dem onsulauun, solane in mowon une neces cess even beyond that of 21 June."'' MERSEYSIDE Association of Trades Councils International Women's Year • Committee conference Women's Struggle in Chile, Portugal, Ireland and vietnam, speakers taciude carmen casuie chuer Carmen Miranda wee. Ann speed Dublin shop ewardi and Vietnamese woman. sunday s o 030am-4om. Creche SOGAT Hall. 254 Cour Road, Liverpool 4. Tickets 25p and other details from: News from Nowhere, 48 Manchester Street Liverpool 1 ABORTION CAMPAIGN Benefit Festivat, sunday 21 September on Tooting Common, SW17, fron 2.30-10pm. Top bands (includino sott Machine) theatre groups, speakers, etc. More information Flame open meeting, Sat 20 Sept, 7.30pm, Rugby Tavern, Rugby St (off Lambs Conduit St), notborn, yo. rive speaker, and worker just ov -trom rontugal. slides. Drinks. Admission tree JUS. OUT: Portugal Special 2(50 + Dost. Also 'Portugal: A Blaze of Freedom' (20p + 10p post now reprinted. Big Flame, 79c Anerley Rd. London SE20 (01-659 3895 WORKERS FIGHT readers' meeting: "The Collapse one rourn internatonal and tne asks or wor kers rignt speaker sean Matcamna, sun 21 sept 7.30pm, at the 'George', Liverpool Road, Londo N1 (Angel underground)
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