Demonstration in Red Lion Square, London

Jun. 17, 1974 - June 17th 1974 - One dead and many injured in London demonstration. 39 police and six demonstrators were injured in Red Lion Square on Saturday, when police with truncheons and mounted police moved in to prevent a clash between Left-wing and right-wing groups. The trouble began during a counter-demonstration march to Red Lion Square by marchers of the Liberation Movement against the planned meeting in Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, by the Right-wing National Front, who were protesting against the Home Secretary's decision to grant an amnesty to illegal immigrants. A 21-year-old student died later. Photo Shows: Police making an arrest during Saturday's demonstration

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21-year-old Amnesty Clash Conway Decision Demonstrators Illegal Immigrants Marchers Moved Planned Prevent Protesting Truncheons

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