Labour's options for defence A Day School organised by Labour CND on NATO and Speakers: Peter Thompson, Bob Cryer, Dr Paul Rogers Saturday 28 Jan Sheffield Town Hall Delegate's fee f2.50 from K Edwards, Hammersmith CLP Greenwood House, 46 Uxbridge Rd, London proposal the executive's dustbin.
The elections will be a major test of ine relaton or lorces on the 'nuclear question CND should take the lead in naming a date, jointly with other groups, for action across Europe, outnumbering the three million mobilised in October last year. Already being prepared all candidates, joint European-wide campaign will be discussed Int April National Council.
Some "roups are proposing The current proposa of CND's Executive is tha the onlv maior national this year should be in October, ly on the theme of Trident. SoleThe new campaigning inLOeS in Trident Tridshin Co Vention Trident on February should be supported. Scotland excepted, the movement has been weak in campaigning Britain's own dependent nuclear weapons.
However, for CND to drop the from its major demonstra tion would be an error.
can grow massively in the next months. Many gives plan their local activity ac- are beginning cordingly. For example many local actions arounc US bases are already being planned for Easter It remains be seen whether the CND leadership is also prepared to grasp this nettle. it musi organise bigger actions to build a larger movement in
US marines in Grenada politics. SINCE 1975 the advanced capitalist countries have been gripped by the deepest economic crisis since the 1930s. But the biggest revolutionary explosions have taken place in the third world. JOHN ROSS looks at the forces behind this development and how it is explained by a Marxist analysis of world