Australian Communist Official Organ Notice
The Australian Communist official organ outlines publication matter guidelines and contact points. It lists headquarters at Rawson Chambers Sydney and directs writers to address editor letters to the Sydney address with contributor details for publication consideration.
Communists of Australia urge unity amid party split
A letter from the General Secretaries recaps a long dispute between the original Communist Party of Australia and the Australian Communist Party, detailing disagreements over unity, refusals to meet, and calls for workers to unite behind the original party. It argues the Newcastle and Perth groups joined the APA, claims the ASP failed to substantiate charges, and urges workers to support the original CPA in forging unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Newcastle
Australia
A.B.P
Everitt
Melbourne
Reardon
A.S.P
Glynn
Communist Party of Australia
Australian Communist’ of
Lat
Workers of Australia
Communists OF
C P A and ASP Clash Over New Communist Party Founding
The reprinted statement from the Communist Party of Australia responds to the ASP letter and explains how the new party formed after the withdrawal. It notes signatures showing ASP support, names missing from the provisional executive, and the party's right to admit members per its constitution to appeal to all working class sectors. Editor comments on Brodney Everitt and Reardon and the buried hatchet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party of Australia
A.S.P
New Communist Party
Brodney
Everitt
Reardon
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