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League Notebook

By Gerry Healy

The Newsletter, vol. 6 no. 235, 10 February 1962 · scan page 4

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with all workers at present struggling against the pay pause and call a one-day general strike.

A worker from the Raleigh Cycle Works referred to the call from the platform for increased militancy but wanted to know why, when Raleigh workers withdrew their labour a few months ago, union officials exerted all February 18 February Marxism March 4 Ticket 1/Registered al Publist 186A Claphan Printed by f 180 Clapham PUBLIC MEETINGS Leeds All on Sundays at 7.30 p.m. Room C' Leeds Trades Hall Upper Fountaine Street, Leeds :

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