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Socialist Challenge No. 59, 17 August 1978 · p. 3 of the scan · 511 words

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There Ra numbet of ways we couligo. Wecould build ep the ATTEME network of venues and clubs of title youth movenseur in diferent places The other way is that it could become very commercial We Full Frontal ALL 15 NOT well in the National Front, Nf has this on the authority of John Tyndall from The sent to Martin Webster on 31 July, with copies to the rest of the mob on the National Direclorale leave it to their copy of this letter the original was addressed from the home of Tyndall's father-inTaw in Hove - found its way to Some extracts. You were as pains at the meeting (on July) to point out to thi Directorate quite rightly that the NF is now under a pressure from all sides the lik we have never fel before and that it is imperative that we adjust ourselves to cope with this pressure..

1 just cannot see bow the morale which we all acknowledge it is so important to maintain in the party can be when morale among the Directorate itself is less that what it should be It is up to you and me as two of the leading members of the Directorate to do ail we can to morale the can lake in this direction is to make a real effort to build some wanted harcony between the two arus Tam Willing to make this effort: L Nt would recommend the unity of the graveyard.

Starry eyed VISITORS to the Morning don Road, London EC4, will need to keep their eyes shat If dockland development is beiny carried out exclusively in the the local community Claude R. Fatherly La 1959 phorograph No break THE United States, bastion of the ires world, has of course no political prisoners. and WOOTEL CITEESE OF MICHICCER ing political opposationists in psychiatric haspitals. brings us to the death month Robert -Fatherl Eatherly was the pilat who picked oul Hiroshima through a bole in the clouds on August 1945, and raced tbe Enole Gay B-29 to drop an Stomic bob on the city. Two was discharged from the Us air force after psychietric rests indicated ta severe neurosis and guilt complex The US government had reason enough to keep Eatherly quiet. The former major fel responsible for the deaths of

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