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By TOM FOOT
 
Reunited are the peacemakers

THREE pacifists who organised the first Aldermaston march in 1958 and adopted the famous nuclear disarmament symbol for CND were reunited at Housman’s bookshop on Thursday.
April Carter, Pat Arrowsmith and Michael Randle were at the launch of a new bibliography of non-violent action at the radical bookshop.
Mr Randle, who lectures peace studies at Bradford University believes young activists need to realise the importance of non-violent strategies.
He said: “ We were the ones that organised the first Aldermaston march and adopted Hugh Brock’s symbol for CND when it was founded. It’s nice to be back with the old gang.”
Pictured: (from right) Michael Randle and Ernest Rodker, who co-founded the committee of 100 anti-nuclear group in the 1960s; and Bill Hetherington a peace activist.
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