IMGpapers 1968–75

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

REVOLT WARDS

Red Weekly No. 122, 23 October 1975 · p. 2 of the scan · 276 words

The scan: rw-no122-oct-23-1975.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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Workers' power demand Daily Express gets the message cause it is an essential step towards mobilising the broad workers' movement to fight against the cuts and Q MCAPP has recently got a lot of publicity in the capitalist press -with the Daily Express even leading the front page on it. Why do • At the Labour Party Conference a resolution was carried opposing the cuts in the NHS. What importance will this have in the campaign to detend the I am worried about the relationship between Conference and Cabinet decisions I nave no tarn in ine Labour Government to carry out Conference decisions.

In the report prepared by the Labour Party about the reasons for their defeat in 1970 it said that many people normally -VOtIne Labour CEasEO to TIna aSCernIore differences in the policies of the Labour Party and the Torv Party. in the most radical left-wing Manifesto for years which won back power for Labour in 1974. If we carrv on the road we are now oursuing, ten we will sutte tne wrain or tne aoour voters ever VICES The only way to avoid this is to plement the policies of the National • but tne campaion agains cuts in the NHS is going to have to come from the local branches of the trade union movement. As lan Mikardo said, at the national level in the trade union movement there nas oeen a sen-out on the Wilson Government to carry through attacks on people's living standards and health.

The MCAPP Conference, by mobilising so many trade union delegates from inside and outside the NHS, is seen by them as an altern-

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