SUPPORT
There has been considerable controversy in the Australian press in August over the right of students to collect money to aid the National Liberation Front of South Vietnan.
In Melbourne University, students at a Union Night debate voted 500 to 40 in favor of the right of university Labor Clubs to collect money; a mass meeting of students at Monash University, Melbourne, voted 1,600 to 400 on the same issue.
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of a new revolutionary Marxist vanguard
which can orient the mass movement toward
the establishment of proletarian democ-
racy."
But on the other hand, there is a
document from the Reunification Congress
which bears on this position and I do
not consider it opportune to rectify it
abruptly at this plenum without a prior
discussion in the international as a
whole.
March, 1967
NATIONAL LIBERATION FRONT
Both meetings voted for the with-
drawal of Australian troops from Vietnam
-- a central point of debate in the
Australian Labor party at the moment.
The Monash meeting had been orga-
nized by the right-wing Democratic Labor
party in the hope of turning students
against the Labor Clubs.
Just the reverse happened: the DLP
lost control of its own meeting!
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