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Youth Conference in London Discusses Antiwar Activities

World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 19, 12 May 1967 · p 499 · 224 words

Britain and Ireland

YOUTH CONFERENCE IN LONDON DISCUSSES ANTIWAR ACTIVITIES

London of Labour Students Organizations also gave

greetings.

More than 150 delegates at a conference sponsored by the Vietnam Solidar- The one-day meeting was a first ity Committee [VSC] April 22 discussed attempt at coordinating left-wing antiwar stepping up antiwar activities in Britain. activity at the youth level.

The gathering was essentially a The debate showed that many of the caucus of VSC supporters in the Labour delegates are considerably behind their Party Young Socialists, the Young Commu- counterparts in the rest of Europe, who nist League and various antiwar groups. are now urging the mass Communist parties Discussion centered around a resolution to form a united front in defense of the proposed by the Brussels March 11-12 in- Vietnamese revolution. These delegates ternational youth conference on Vietnan. blocked passage of a paragraph in the main

resolution on this point.

Fraternal greetings came from Pierre Rousset on behalf of the Jeu- In response to an appeal from Arab nesses Communistes Revolutionnaires in students living in England, the conference France, Guido Totte for the Jeunes Gardes wound up its session by demonstrating in Socialistes in Belgium. Fraternal dele- front of the British Foreign Office to gate Rex Coghlan of the Irish Association protest British policies in Aden.

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