A.I.L. BUILDS UP TO NOV. 12th | IMGpapers 1968

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and Laos win be recognised by all parties in the Vietnam war. The United States will end all military activities in Laos and Cambodia, withdraw all troops, and not reintroduce troops or weapons into Laos and Cambodia. An important gain as the tottering puppet regimes in Cambodia and Laos would collapse overnight without American air support. 8. Ending of the war will create conditions for establishment of relations between the United States and North Vietnam under which the United States will contribute to reconstruction in North Vietnam and throughout all Indochina.

The United States should be forced to pay in reparations the same amount which they have spent on prosecuting the war. This would amount to 140 billion dollars. 9. The peace agreement will take effect immediately on being signed by North Vietnam and the United States.

Good the last month of preparation for the November 12th demonstration, the signs so far are encouraging, with AIL activity at a local level on the increase. On Sunday last, the Tory gauleiter for Ireland, Whitelaw, was forced to slip into the BBC's Lime Grove Studios through a side entrance when a 27 strong flyingpicket surrounded the main entrance. The picket was organised by Kilburn AlL, and supported by members of Kilburn Sinn Fein, Clann na hEireann and the International Marxist Group. In Liverpool, a new branch is being founded following a teach-in at the university on 20 October addressed by Gus Fagan of Oxford AIL. In the Coventry area, Warwick University branch has helped to form a new branch in Coventry following a series of well attended public meetings in the area, department store against a 45th Royal Marine Commando display.

York AlL held a public meeting on Wednesday to start mobilising for the demo. Between now and 12 November they plan to have two more meetings plus a special issue of their magazine, Ireland Now. Reading AlL have a demo planned from Prospect Park this Saturday at 2.30 p.m.

Meanwhile the committee of the All has decided in principle to book a hall for a rally at the end of the November 12th demonstration.

The politics of the SDLP-Page 4 Mac Stiofain and Cahill interviewed-Page 5 ANTI-INTERNMENT LEAGUE Sunday, 12 November - assemble Speakers' Corner, Hyde Park, at 2.00 p.m. delayed to encourage a rapid withdrawal of all imperialist forces, there is nothing to fear. But if any semi-permanent place is given to the clique of puppet generals in a coalition government this could imperil the revolution and de moralise the mass movement.

The handling of these problems will decide whether Ho Chi Minh's prophesy comes true and the locust succeeds both in disembowelling the elephant and in cleansing Indo-China of the filth it leaves behind.

FOR THE IMMEDIATE WITHDRAWAL OF ALL IMPERIALIST TROOPS FROM INDO-CHINA!

ALL POWER TO THE P.R.G.!

FOR A UNITED AND SOCIALIST VIETNAM!

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