STOP THE PTA | IMGpapers 1976

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LONDON Socialist axton House, s Continues conference SEuth Bank Polylechnic, 7 Rotary St, Contact: ALARM. Clo student Unic The number of people, nearly Irish, victimised under the Prevention of Terrorism Act Is now policians about tempoldly urd conian measures being table but necessary to end viocal orisoners are beaten British Jails, and their away. In March, this repressive olece or lecisiaton 1s to be re newar for the tin time ov west. Temporary Act camar after the three People Against the Prevention ot Terronism against the Act, needs your sup port, and the support of ganisation, to make March a suc COSSIUT MOnT OF ACHOn need: * support for a mass leafleting/ procession through Kilburn on starting 11.30am. time may be changed because of Agee/ Hosendall check by the commencement of the month or acuon. ir outside Longon, can you organise someining. simmar:

union labour canisatIon To accompanied b The march will be noises from Britis!

Borders regret- theid in Britain up in well do ordinary Irish men Their homes widely in • freedom taken and the communities to campaign DOT US, Drewo ces or mose Money.

CamDalens especially the pamphlet would We bulk, THe BaonCL their surgeries, cable demo, number ways, or if you commitments to support the such as:

Labour Party ward, mogrent or political orr group seno a conne ent whole of her Tollowed Dys rally at Hammersmith Town Hall.

the pamphlet Apar Monday ine rreventon or terroron [cost 25p per copy]. The pamphlet reveals the true nature of the Act as a racist attack on potential as actual supporters of Irish 1800U movemen Notting those who supand help break : down the Friday do not WHIU * meetinos to which we can senc Monday speakers and raise a debate on the Enfield, Middx Leaflets, letters and 1.JUOT cost an would be gratefully received, appreciate paid-in-advance orders fo civet, bunan support for lobbies of MPs at and brominen local trade unionists where applicouncils Labour Party GMCs and individual f you can help in any of these It interested contact PAPTA at the ad- Problems

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RED WEEKLY 3 March 1977 9

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