UTOM conference backs 12 August demo

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THE twice-yearly conference of the United • Troops meeting in Birmingham last Saturday, voted full support to the 12 August London demonstration marking the tenth anniversary of the deployment of British troops onto the streets of the North of Ireland.

UTOM also voted to organise a specific Troops Out Now' contingent on the demonstration, which has been called on the basis of demanding that Britain declares withdraw. UTOM will be producing its own poster and leaflets for the demonstration, which could be largest for many years on the Irish issue.

After the demonstration, UTOM will then focus its attention on the Labour Out Movement, September.

Hempstead Party intention received • scepticism.

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Party conference A fringe meeting on organised by Hemel Constituency Labour will be supported, and 'blanket' demonstration outside the conference will be held Delegates at the UTOM conference were intrigued to hear that Tony Benn had told one of those attending that he intended to make a speech on 'soon'. This was good deal of The conference was very much a working affair, and a decision was taken to build the next conference in November in a more thoroughgoing priority is 'all out on 12 August'.

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