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Workers Press no. 30, 7 November 1969 · scan pages 2, 6

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the 'Fire Brigades Union's general secretary, Mr Terry Parry, for the pelting executive members received on Tuesday.

"They got no more than they deserved', said got lynched!' Reports that the London committee had agreed that they would try to find out who was responsible for the pay MRS BARBARA CASTLE, who earlier this week asked the Commission on Industrial Relations to investigate the role of shop stewards in industry, has been asked to set up an inquiry into carworkers' pay.

Mr Gwilym Roberts, Labour MP for South Bedfordsire, explained on Wednesday that he and two other MPs had decided to make the call after meeting a group of shop stewards from Vauxhall's. Luton plant. • PAGE 4 COL. 1 →

Labour government and the Tories.

The South African 'opposition' leader Sir de Villiers Graaff said on Wednesday that 'politicians and • demonstrators who seek to interfere (at the Twickenham match) should be treated as trespassers on private domains'.

Graaff is calling on the British government for business as usual and to hell with anyone who protests at the repression of the coloured South African workers.

The whole Springbok tour, under the flimsy cover of the cry for no political interference into sport, is being very cynically used to strengthen British-South African political ties.

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