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Workers Press no. 978, 23 January 1973 · scan pages 3, 4

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of threatening letters.

Though he was acclaimed as a revolutionary leader by the communist parties and the New Left, Cabral was nationalist concerned primarily with independence. He told an interviewer last year:

'We do not want to bring the Portuguese to their knees but to bring about the withdrawal of the Portuguese colonialists from our territories.' 01-720 company's factories in Malatya and Adiyaman, and has since spread throughout the country.

Teksif, the union tolerated by he military regime, has beer holding talks with the state. appointed management for the last nine months on a new contract.

The workers are demanding an increase of 150 piastres (about 5p) an hour, while the management is prepared only to pay 77 piastres more.

BY PHILIP WADE OUR HOUSING CORRESPONDENT THE LABOUR PARTY leadership was as far removed from the feelings of the working class as it could ever be, says Cir David 'Let's put it straight,' he added. 'The Parliamentary Labour Party and the National Executive were quiet about our struggle until yesterday. The leaderJanuary