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Getting along without Taverne

By David Maude

Workers Press no. 828, 29 July 1972 · scan page 4

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LINCOLN Constituency Labour Party is to produce a broadsheet explaining why they are flinging out Dick Taverne, their local MP.

Pat Mulligan, secretary-agent of the party, said:

"This is not a witch-hunt against Dick Taverne. The party had the right to ask the MP to retire if they were not satisfied with his performance.

'Dick Taverne felt that in the end he thought he could get on without the Labour Party. The Labour Party has made it clear it can get along without Dick Taverne? EMPLOYMENT Secre-

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