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Rolls-Royce stewards

support DATA strike ROLLS-ROYCE shop stewards at Ansty, Coventry, yesterday voted overwhelmingly to support the 1,000 staff and technical workers locked out since July 14. technical gang to lock ou mi The meeting agreed that no handled, no unloading of materials transported to the factory by non-union labour and no Rolls-Royce lorries will fetch such material.

Only 7 p.c.

There is to be either a meeting or leaflet to explain fight BY A CORRESPONDENT the DATA claim to the shop floor. DATA members are demanding a substantial wage increase but management has offered only 7 per cent.

On Wednesday, Parkside stewards rejected support.

•epares Davis Every police force and lawenforcement agency in the US is now busy hunting Miss Davis as if she were a mad dog.

Miss Davis is being falsely held responsible for a murder which was perpetrated by the police when they opened fire on the getaway van containing the judge and six Negroes.

This grim paradox can only be explained by the same monstrous cynicism of the US ruling class which was exemplified by Nixon's public condemnation of Manson in the "Tate' trial long before the trial was concluded.

"Shoot first'

It is the same hatred and cynicism which was demonstrated so vividly and bloodily at Kent State University and Jackson State College in May.

'Shoot first ask questions after — and if it's black and radical, it's guilty sums • up the philosophy of the US ruling class.

the sounds of M fra Davis are evident. Miss Davis worked with Jonathan Jackson, the man who kidnapped Judge Haley.

Jackson himself was framed the microphone from officials and called for a vote to stay out for the full 4s 3d an hour demand. A forest of hands shot up and the meeting ended only half an hour after it had started.

VICTORY

This is a considerable victory for the strikers, who have had a history of struggle against the union répresentatives-particularly the General and Municipal Workers' Union. But they are faced with the urgent problem of bringing together a new leadership to take the strike to a successful conclusion.

The decision is also a blow to the much-vaunted prestige of the Motor Industry Joint Council which was heavily boosted by the press after it had drawn up the 'settlement' terms.

PRODUCTION •at BritishLeyland's sports-car factory at ABINGDON in Berkshire was hit yesterday by a shortage of bodies from Pressed-Steel plants, at which 1,000 men are laid off because of the GKNSankey dispute.

A total of 300 workers have been laid off.

Fifty workers on 1800 engine assembly at BritishLeyland's Longbridge plant were also laid off yesterday.

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