ACTION SoCiAlist SCORES of constituencies will see campaigns which will be spelling out the message that the only party pledged to stop the missiles is Labour.
In South London Harriet Harman Peckham and Kate Hoev from Dulwich are speaking on a CND platform jointly with YCND speakers Glenda Jackson. Harriet led off Peckham's women's day of action march Peckham Rye to the Imperial War museum and addressed a rally on Clapham Common together with other candidates.
Cardiff parues nave responded to CND's request for a meeting with Joan Ruddock on 1 June with CHut Ray Davis YCND joy David. The Tories and Liberals were invited but have so far declined In Oxford local activists are working for Call didate Andrew Smith is highlighting disarmament in his campaign, and the Town Hail was Sense for the 24 may centre for events. Smith also held a factory gate meeting al Cowley with a Greenham speaker.
Two big obstacles to a firm Labour-CND constill exist however. First, the campaign's has refused to put uni ateralism and peace to the fore, and the reluctance to use mass campaigning put over turning, practice into an an anti-Labour for 'balance' that is. 'an appeal to the Liberals and the odd wet CND leaders are refusing link with the when it does take clear unilateralist stand.
tue message Has l be spelt out loud and clear in this election. Ontion CAl SUU missiles. Only a vote for the Labour vote against the missiles.
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