LABOUR'S campaign strategy committee the body which decides the political campaigns that the will mount nationally. And recently it has taken two pretty serious decisions.
The first is that, starting this spring, wil 'Freedom Fairness' campaign.
'his will tackle issues the welfare state. But if the rebe trusted, will at all costs avoid the use of those two nasty emotive words.
The second is a decision to follow up the "fairness' campaign with even vaguer one: 'A Modern likely to begin at the end of Secretary, Labour CND (personal capacity Those two decisions (Uumn inches worth of comthe UNICOD But they should alert all unilateral nuclear disarmers in the party that composite 21, passed overwhelmingly annual caning or a campaign yu disarmament policies, looks as if it has brushed under the Cartel quite specifiso instructed The resolution the NEC 'develop a coordinated camstart in 1986 Vallelu (the International Year of Peace of the United Nation).
As far as Labour CND knows, no explanation or comical as wee evel d. to why this demand for a campaign on disarmament policy has, yet again, been ignored.
Labour CND is preparing a model letter which wil go out to all COSTtuency parties by the end of this month. It should be supported, returned to headquarter: (with a copy to LCND) postLADICI Came the Labo will be the theme of annual scheduled for Saturday 12 April in London. In view of the campaign strategy committee's recent edsions, it is more important than ever that anti-missiles activists get their parties • Copies of the model letter details the availaban ual meeting are Turner, Secretary, Labour Stodmarsh :
House, Cowley Estate, London SW9.
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