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Sir,—Why do the news media give so much publicity to Hart and its spokesman, John Minto? This organisation, supported by only a very small number of dedicated communists, trendy lefties and naive do-gooders, is given publicity far out of proportion to its number of supporters. Go to any Hart (or Corso) meeting, and one will see the mass of communist literature on display, making quite obvious, even without listening to the speakers, where these organisations’ sympathies lie.—Yours, etc., L. R. WILKINSON. April 8, 1989.
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