Red Mole INDOCHINA

November 4, proclaimed that 'At long last peace in Vietnam seems to be in sight.

'The news cannot fail to be welcome to those who have spent the last eight years campaigning against the brutal US war of aggression.' Unlike the 'Mole' writer, Birchall considered it was the North Vietnamese who had made all the concessions: concrete terins. bernam will end and » crasefire will take VICTORY IN S 1. Twenty-four hours after the agrerment w effect in South Vietnam All American and Alled troops will he wilhdesen withia 60 dens The represents the must signitical aurense foe the ladoctinese revolutionarves as it gives The broadcast by Hanoi radio on 26th broadcast by Hammi radio on 261h bem a badly-needed breathing space and en October shows that the fate of the tober shows that the fate of the ables them to irgroup and strengthen the --Adin- has been the at al atgains.

As the Hanoi newspaper Nhan Dan' stated last week: "The evolution of each country is an integral part of the world revolution and the revolutions of all countries have the effect of impelling and assisting one another. he victory of a revolution in a country is not the end but only beginning The long travel towards the triumph of socialism on a world scale.' August 26, 1972

Whit Think Alliance of traitors Perty INCORPORATINC THE NEWSLETTEA • TUESDAY OCTOBER J4, 1971 • NUMBIA I* 44 vero Allie From an SLL 1960 pamphlet in Ulster?

ALEX MITCHELL CEYLON'S

ULSTER stands on the brink of 'a Sharpeville' PM SEES as the British army steps up its murderous HEATH: strategy of shooting down innocent working 14,000 people.

STILL JAILED giant a Yesterday another woman was shot in Bellast's Andersonstown area by soldiers wto were raiding bomes.

firms MR GEOFFREY RIPPON, +* LONDONDERRY-WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 2 DAY OF DEFIANCE AGAINST THIS were bar BORATION MILITARY PAST February 3, 1971