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DECEMBER EIGHTH Meeting

By Stephen Johns

Workers Press no. 321, 7 December 1970 · scan page 2

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The postmen have shown the way to defeat the anti-union laws!

Make the trade union leaders fight the Tories! Force the government to resign!

TUESDAY

DECEMBER 8, 5 p.m.

The Lecture Hall Central Halls • Westminster Speakers:

G. HEALY (National Secretary of Socialist Labour League)

A. THORNETT (Deputy Senior Steward Morris Motors, Oxford)

G. CAUGHEY (Chairman mittee.

Pilkington's Rank and File Committee)

T. SWEENEY (Chairman London Councilworkers' Liaison Committee)

Chairman:

A. WILKINS (ATUA Secretary)

Admission 2s On both counts they were in complete breach of the Adopted sin Nove perram me Lord Stokes to discuss the rationalization. the executive of the Leyland A longstanding member of combine's trade union com- the Communist Party's execu-• tive committee, Etheridge said stewards meeting in Birmini- after the meeting that the real issue behind the crisis was ham, no policy was outlined 'getting the company out of to fight the 5,000 sackings and its mess'.

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