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Workers Press no. 272, 10 October 1970 · scan page 2

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Union to use its influence in persuading N Vietnam and the National Liberation Front to accept the Nixon 'peace' plot.

State Department spokesman Robert McCloskey said:

What we would like, the Soviet Course Union to use its would be for FROM NEXT MONDAY October 12 Worker considerable influence with Press will be published in its present forma the N Vietnamese and the

Councils:

More out WITH AN estimated 60,000 council workers already on strike, another 2,000 men are expected to join the action next week in five London boroughs and elsewhere.

At Swindon • counci workers' march was swelled to over 1,000-strong by support from other trade unionists at Vickers, British Rail and Plessey.

Nearly 30 councils were by yesterday reported to have agreed to support the councilmen's 55s claim.

Union officers were meeting officials of GLC staff unions to discuss the continued use of 'voluntary labour' in sewage pumping stations.

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