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Docks

542 articles in Workers Press, 27 September 1969 to 30 June 1973.

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1969 (33)

  1. Docks- ten-men committee meets daily · By Peter Jeffries · Workers Press no. 1, 27 September 1969
  2. MAKING CAPITALISM WORK AND MOTORS IN MINES DOCKS · By Bernard Franks · Workers Press no. 1, 27 September 1969
  3. Vauxhall Motors: United action vital to beat penalties · Workers Press no. 2, 30 September 1969
  4. Squatting next to station · Workers Press no. 3, 1 October 1969
  5. OF DEVLIN PHASE TWO ON · By Bernard Franks · Workers Press no. 3, 1 October 1969
  6. Dockers support deck hands' · Workers Press no. 4, 2 October 1969
  7. Concern over dock safety · Workers Press no. 6, 4 October 1969
  8. Vauxhall proposals are unacceptable · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 12, 14 October 1969
  9. Queueing for work 50 years ago on New York docks · Workers Press no. 12, 14 October 1969
  10. ATUA meeting · Workers Press no. 13, 15 October 1969
  11. The second of two articles · Workers Press no. 13, 15 October 1969
  12. Bosses still press Devlin Phase Two Crucial stage in docks pay talks · By Rex Henry · Workers Press no. 16, 18 October 1969
  13. Call a halt to the retreat · Workers Press no. 18, 22 October 1969
  14. Port employers prepare for docks · By Bernard Franks · Workers Press no. 20, 24 October 1969
  15. Merseyside building sites strike on deal · Workers Press no. 22, 28 October 1969
  16. PROTEST ACTION AT HAY'S WHARF · Workers Press no. 22, 28 October 1969
  17. Postal vote on Devlin Phase Two · Workers Press no. 23, 29 October 1969
  18. Rovers storemen meet · Workers Press no. 24, 30 October 1969
  19. Port employers present A PLAN FOR NEW DOCKS ATTACK · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 27, 4 November 1969
  20. Dockers accept €20 with strings · Workers Press no. 33, 12 November 1969
  21. HULL WANT MORE · Workers Press no. 33, 12 November 1969
  22. London and Merseyside Dangerous stage reached on Devlin · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 36, 15 November 1969
  23. London port Devlin · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 39, 20 November 1969
  24. Big actions throughout Britain 10,000 TEACHERS OUT IN 'MORE PAY' RALLY · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 40, 21 November 1969
  25. Tilbury containers DOCKERS VOTE FOR BAN TO STAY · By Peter Read · Workers Press no. 44, 27 November 1969
  26. VIETNAM WAR: Criticisms WHAT NOW? Australian dockers give the answer the 'Tribune' men now find Pressure on dockers · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 46, 29 November 1969
  27. Behind the Tilbury · Workers Press no. 47, 2 December 1969
  28. Blind workers angrv-Claim rejected NATIONAL LEAGUE BLIND · Workers Press no. 47, 2 December 1969
  29. Behind the Tilbury · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 48, 3 December 1969
  30. Confuse · Workers Press no. 48, 3 December 1969
  31. 'ull-time job for docks boss · Workers Press no. 58, 17 December 1969
  32. London docks talks called off · Workers Press no. 59, 18 December 1969
  33. No retreat on Devlin Phase Two: a vicious agreement · By Bernard Franks · Workers Press no. 60, 19 December 1969

1970 (86)

  1. The first big wages clash · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 194, 24 June 1970
  2. London enclosed docks Strike deadline overshadows deal · Workers Press no. 196, 26 June 1970
  3. Liverpool & London docks Big No' to Devlin schemes · Workers Press no. 203, 7 July 1970
  4. NAZI-LIKE JAILS IN VIETNAM · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 204, 8 July 1970
  5. Derisory · Workers Press no. 205, 9 July 1970
  6. National dock strike July 14 Dockers all out to win · Workers Press no. 206, 10 July 1970
  7. Step forward · Workers Press no. 206, 10 July 1970
  8. As dockers are forced to strike Heath cracks the whip · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 207, 11 July 1970
  9. Troops threat still hangs over dockers' strike · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 207, 11 July 1970
  10. THE TILBURY dockers' decision to go ahead with the strike today is a clear sign of their · Workers Press no. 208, 14 July 1970
  11. 'Strike must go on', say Royal dockers · Workers Press no. 208, 14 July 1970
  12. Either betrayal or a fight to win Docks delegates face dangers · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 209, 15 July 1970
  13. The 'Star' and · Workers Press no. 210, 16 July 1970
  14. First national dock strike since 1926 OFFICIAL- it's on! 48-32 · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 210, 16 July 1970
  15. Transport and ers' London · Workers Press no. 210, 16 July 1970
  16. Withdraw Ulster Troops say Glasgow dockers and rade unionists · Workers Press no. 210, 16 July 1970
  17. The Tory attack is on Miners 1926 Dockers 1970 · By Martin Zarrop · Workers Press no. 211, 17 July 1970
  18. Branch backing for dockers · By Bernard Franks · Workers Press no. 212, 18 July 1970
  19. The dockers' fight is our fight ory threat · Workers Press no. 212, 18 July 1970
  20. Big support for dockers · Workers Press no. 212, 18 July 1970
  21. Renegade group halts solidarity action · Workers Press no. 212, 18 July 1970
  22. If army or blacklegs move meat supplies WEWILL STRIKE -say Smithfield men · By Martin Zarrop · Workers Press no. 214, 22 July 1970
  23. Birkenhead dockers are vigilant · Workers Press no. 214, 22 July 1970
  24. Tyne dockers are firm · Workers Press no. 214, 22 July 1970
  25. Jones and O'Leary setore Jack-peca · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 214, 22 July 1970
  26. CONTEMPT FOR INQUIRY AND PHASE 2 · Workers Press no. 214, 22 July 1970
  27. Dockers must be on guard Pearson inquiry is suspect · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 215, 23 July 1970
  28. Army threat to Hull · Workers Press no. 215, 23 July 1970
  29. Wider July £1000 SuDDOrt Appeal Fund TOP rises to dockers £402 3s 11d · By John Crawford · Workers Press no. 215, 23 July 1970
  30. Westland deal tied with strings · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 215, 23 July 1970
  31. Seamen face dockers' problem: modernization means giant jobs cut · By Bernard Franks · Workers Press no. 215, 23 July 1970
  32. Closures · Workers Press no. 215, 23 July 1970
  33. Don't be complacent · Workers Press no. 216, 24 July 1970
  34. As Hull bosses arrogance grows · By Martin Zarrop · Workers Press no. 216, 24 July 1970
  35. DOCKERS & DOCKS · Workers Press no. 216, 24 July 1970
  36. As Pearson report is being prepared Critical week ahead for dockers · Workers Press no. 217, 25 July 1970
  37. Basic wage · Workers Press no. 217, 25 July 1970
  38. Pearson Report · By Martin Zarrop · Workers Press no. 218, 28 July 1970
  39. SUPPORT MOUNTS IN THE UNIONS · Workers Press no. 218, 28 July 1970
  40. Impressive march by London men · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 218, 28 July 1970
  41. DOCK · Workers Press no. 218, 28 July 1970
  42. 'US troops have crossed Laos border' · Workers Press no. 218, 28 July 1970
  43. Leadership · Workers Press no. 218, 28 July 1970
  44. No to Pearson 'No' to Devlin · Workers Press no. 219, 29 July 1970
  45. Smaller ports still solidly behind strike · Workers Press no. 219, 29 July 1970
  46. Arab Revolution at the crossroads · Workers Press no. 219, 29 July 1970
  47. Despite docks delegates' vote to end strike 1:0p With two The real fight has NO we need retreat £98 10s begun · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 220, 30 July 1970
  48. No retreat now Docks · Workers Press no. 220, 30 July 1970
  49. WEDNESDAY'S retreat by docks Phase Two modernization plans. · By Bernard Franks · Workers Press no. 221, 31 July 1970
  50. 'Out two weeks for nothing' · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 221, 31 July 1970
  51. As many_ports return Docks victory- Toryclaim Sates and shop stewards and the confusion sown RO! · By John Crawford · Workers Press no. 222, 1 August 1970
  52. London agreed to return to work next Monday (August 3). · Workers Press no. 222, 1 August 1970
  53. Straight, no-strings rise for Sovex strikers · Workers Press no. 222, 1 August 1970
  54. Belfast shooting shows aw and order at any cost le Tory government was brutally exposed in · Workers Press no. 222, 1 August 1970
  55. THE DOCKERS' and lightermen's return to work and the employers' frenzied preparations for Devlin Phase Two make it absolutely neces · Workers Press no. 223, 4 August 1970
  56. Speed-up in water · Workers Press no. 224, 5 August 1970
  57. Docker · Workers Press no. 224, 5 August 1970
  58. WIVeS answer baron · Workers Press no. 224, 5 August 1970
  59. LATE NEWS · Workers Press no. 226, 7 August 1970
  60. DOCKERS-Learn lesson of Ford and the pits Devlin plan means Measured-Day Work · Workers Press no. 227, 8 August 1970
  61. CP cynicism on dock strike · Workers Press no. 227, 8 August 1970
  62. DOCKERS CONDEMN LEADERS RETREAT · Workers Press no. 228, 11 August 1970
  63. Link with Tories anti-union plans Mersey dockers act after glass lock-out · Workers Press no. 230, 13 August 1970
  64. Wage crunch planned after docks retreat Tories attack miners an and railwaymen · Workers Press no. 231, 14 August 1970
  65. Mersey checkers' suspension leads to Dockers' strike on black' glass · Workers Press no. 234, 19 August 1970
  66. Chinese arms for Cambodian guerrillas · Workers Press no. 234, 19 August 1970
  67. 'Change minds · Workers Press no. 237, 22 August 1970
  68. Heath ready to swing Tory axe · Workers Press no. 246, 4 September 1970
  69. Stoppare call · Workers Press no. 247, 5 September 1970
  70. Docker: black · Workers Press no. 255, 17 September 1970
  71. Salute heroic Arab guerrillas · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 261, 25 September 1970
  72. FINAL WEEKEND-- £470 12S SEPTEMBER £1000 APPEAL FUND · Workers Press no. 262, 26 September 1970
  73. Whole of South end to go LIVERPOOL port employers revealed this week · Workers Press no. 267, 3 October 1970
  74. At Mersey South end and Cammell Laird Shipyards and docks face · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 284, 24 October 1970
  75. As Mersey dockers strike: Devlin doubts in London · Workers Press no. 286, 27 October 1970
  76. Government is stopping claim · Workers Press no. 294, 5 November 1970
  77. Plush hotel replaces dockers' · Workers Press no. 295, 6 November 1970
  78. 'Blue' dockers · Workers Press no. 306, 19 November 1970
  79. French public sector workers stand up to govt attacks · Workers Press no. 311, 25 November 1970
  80. Dockers won't lift Hull black on glass · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 316, 1 December 1970
  81. 'Pearly guide' · Workers Press no. 316, 1 December 1970
  82. Building firm will not take men back · Workers Press no. 317, 2 December 1970
  83. Mersey port bosses plan war on dockers · By Frank Cartwright · Workers Press no. 317, 2 December 1970
  84. Mass anger mounts Mersey docks · Workers Press no. 318, 3 December 1970
  85. Hull docks at standstill over blacking' suspensions · Workers Press no. 329, 16 December 1970
  86. Hull dockers hope to spread glass black' · Workers Press no. 336, 24 December 1970

1971 (12)

  1. The 'Pearly docker reflects on · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 345, 6 January 1971
  2. PORT · Workers Press no. 345, 6 January 1971
  3. Jan 12 meeting · Workers Press no. 347, 8 January 1971
  4. Hire-and- fire threat sparks docks row · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 347, 8 January 1971
  5. HE DA HEN DO HE CANIA BRACE OF THE SONS AROMA GENOT Port labour relations shake-up · Workers Press no. 348, 9 January 1971
  6. Four-power police force for Egypt border patrol? · Workers Press no. 348, 9 January 1971
  7. Firemen march in NW · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 348, 9 January 1971
  8. Massive Jan 12 turn-out: NE factory poses next step · Workers Press no. 351, 13 January 1971
  9. Dockers' Union chiels -under fire · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 352, 14 January 1971
  10. Old boss-union 'axis' revealed · Workers Press no. 353, 15 January 1971
  11. Pressure on Hull to end labour scheme · Workers Press no. 650, 31 December 1971
  12. Pressure on Hull to end labour scheme · Workers Press no. 650, 31 December 1971

1972 (335)

  1. Clerks defy NUM and join strike Miners run the risk of fighting alone · Workers Press no. 664, 17 January 1972
  2. T & GWU docks chief attacks jobs strike · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 666, 19 January 1972
  3. Power supply workers · By Peter Read · Workers Press no. 668, 21 January 1972
  4. Dock bosses struggle to turn the clock back · Workers Press no. 672, 26 January 1972
  5. Dock bosses struggle to turn the clock back · Workers Press no. 672, 26 January 1972
  6. 40,000 dockers join jobs protest · Workers Press no. 673, 27 January 1972
  7. Aborigine warns of S Africa danger · Workers Press no. 677, 1 February 1972
  8. MAJOR EEC SPLIT · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 684, 9 February 1972
  9. LONDON DOCKS STOP ON JOBS CUT who alc loss ting an £18 pay · Workers Press no. 686, 11 February 1972
  10. TORIES GENERAL STRIKE · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 687, 12 February 1972
  11. ECUADOR'S VELASCO OUSTED Ci · Workers Press no. 691, 17 February 1972
  12. Incomes smokescreen · Workers Press no. 692, 18 February 1972
  13. DOCKS MAY · Workers Press no. 707, 7 March 1972
  14. SCHEME A RETREAT FROM THE FIGHT · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 708, 8 March 1972
  15. SPLIT OVER SINGLE GUNTER SEAT · Workers Press no. 709, 9 March 1972
  16. WATER- FRONT · Workers Press no. 716, 17 March 1972
  17. FBI is trailing me- Anderson · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 719, 21 March 1972
  18. US LABOUR AND THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION · Workers Press no. 720, 22 March 1972
  19. JOBLESS TREND STILL UPWARDS · Workers Press no. 722, 24 March 1972
  20. Fewer dockers needed—Peyton · Workers Press no. 723, 25 March 1972
  21. STEELWORKERS HOPE FOR STRIKE PAY · Workers Press no. 723, 25 March 1972
  22. INTERNATIONAL ROLE OF THE DOCKERS · Workers Press no. 724, 27 March 1972
  23. Confrontation over Mersey containers · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 727, 30 March 1972
  24. 'We should have defeated Act at birth'-Mersey dockers · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 729, 3 April 1972
  25. FIGHT AGAINST TORIES' RENT BILL · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 730, 4 April 1972
  26. EEC will kill Eire firms— warning · Workers Press no. 730, 4 April 1972
  27. Dock steward Don't pay €5,000 · Workers Press no. 731, 5 April 1972
  28. A CALL TO THE WORKING CLASS · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 735, 10 April 1972
  29. TRANSPORT FIRM STAYS BLACKED · Workers Press no. 736, 11 April 1972
  30. TALKS ON BLACKING COLLAPSE · Workers Press no. 737, 12 April 1972
  31. Dockers pressed to stop 'blacking' containers COURT ORDER STAYS · Workers Press no. 738, 13 April 1972
  32. Challenge to docks black · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 741, 17 April 1972
  33. Clyde: Move to cut dockers' jobs · Workers Press no. 742, 18 April 1972
  34. Efficiency will kill transport jobs-Robens · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 749, 26 April 1972
  35. LL-OUT WAR on the docks hotted up yesterday as por workers throughout the e country decided to introduce Changing jobs will be necessary · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 752, 29 April 1972
  36. DOCKERS FIGHT · Workers Press no. 753, 1 May 1972
  37. New period of class · Workers Press no. 753, 1 May 1972
  38. CP activity · Workers Press no. 753, 1 May 1972
  39. MAURITIUS MOVES TOWARD DICTATORSHIP · Workers Press no. 753, 1 May 1972
  40. PORT THE SCREWS · Workers Press no. 754, 2 May 1972
  41. TUC SPLIT PLEASES TORIES · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 755, 3 May 1972
  42. POLICES DOCKSP · Workers Press no. 755, 3 May 1972
  43. The port employers' 'gale of change · Workers Press no. 755, 3 May 1972
  44. ISSUES DUCKED JOBS FIGHT · Workers Press no. 756, 4 May 1972
  45. 28 DAYS AND WE COME OUT! CONTAINERS STRIKE CALL · Workers Press no. 757, 5 May 1972
  46. Collision course over containers · Workers Press no. 759, 8 May 1972
  47. DOCKERS BEWARE OF EMPTY SLOGANS · Workers Press no. 760, 9 May 1972
  48. Containers: Drivers and dockers to meet · Workers Press no. 760, 9 May 1972
  49. Preston dockers adamant on ban · Workers Press no. 760, 9 May 1972
  50. Seaforth talks as ships stand by · Workers Press no. 761, 10 May 1972
  51. DOCKERS TOLD GET · Workers Press no. 761, 10 May 1972
  52. Court may tell unions: Discipline militants · Workers Press no. 761, 10 May 1972
  53. T&G accused of Dr Strangelove tactics on docks · Workers Press no. 762, 11 May 1972
  54. Pupils call all-London strike for next · By Sarah Hannigan · Workers Press no. 763, 12 May 1972
  55. Containers: First steward named by Court for blacking · Workers Press no. 763, 12 May 1972
  56. Blacking: Pressure on in Preston · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 764, 13 May 1972
  57. Pay rise for US dockers · Workers Press no. 766, 16 May 1972
  58. Dock jobs cut-on the cheap · Workers Press no. 766, 16 May 1972
  59. Dockers' leaders back Freedom out of Nixon fight · Workers Press no. 767, 17 May 1972
  60. Dock officials hold summit meeting · Workers Press no. 768, 18 May 1972
  61. T&GWU AT THE CROSSROADS · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 769, 19 May 1972
  62. T&GWU ordered to deal with 'dissenters' · By New Park Books · Workers Press no. 769, 19 May 1972
  63. Mickey mouse · Workers Press no. 770, 20 May 1972
  64. Containers: T&GWU takes first step against militants · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 771, 22 May 1972
  65. REBUFF FOR T&G · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 772, 23 May 1972
  66. Hull dockers' leader I'm standing firm against · Workers Press no. 773, 24 May 1972
  67. Three more ports continue blacking NATIONAL DOCK STRIKE IS NEARER · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 774, 25 May 1972
  68. Blacking to continue London follows suit · Workers Press no. 775, 26 May 1972
  69. Public meeting SUNDAY MAY 28 7.30 pm · Workers Press no. 776, 27 May 1972
  70. TO MAKE THE TOR · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 777, 29 May 1972
  71. DEFEAT THE TORIES · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 778, 30 May 1972
  72. TORY PLAN TO SPLIT RAILS DOCKS · Workers Press no. 780, 1 June 1972
  73. LIFT 'BLACK' ON MERSEY · Workers Press no. 780, 1 June 1972
  74. You're not on', roar dockers · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 780, 1 June 1972
  75. Dockers demand right to work · Workers Press no. 780, 1 June 1972
  76. DOCK STRIKER PUT BACK · Workers Press no. 781, 2 June 1972
  77. DESPERATE TORY BID FOR RAIL- DOCKS SPLIT · Workers Press no. 782, 3 June 1972
  78. 'No compromise, says dockers' leader · Workers Press no. 782, 3 June 1972
  79. DESPERATE TORY BID FOR RAIL- DOCKS SPLIT · Workers Press no. 782, 3 June 1972
  80. MACMILLAN WOOS JONES · Workers Press no. 782, 3 June 1972
  81. 'No compromise, says dockers' leader · Workers Press no. 782, 3 June 1972
  82. ON DOCKERS FIGHT FOR THE RIGHT TO W · Workers Press no. 782, 3 June 1972
  83. Docks picket fears isolation of railmen · Workers Press no. 782, 3 June 1972
  84. AS THE TORY GOVERNMENT ROCKS WILL JONES DO A DOCKS DEAL? · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 783, 5 June 1972
  85. Docks deal? · Workers Press no. 783, 5 June 1972
  86. FRIENDOF HEATHIN DOCKS TALKS WITH JONES · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 785, 7 June 1972
  87. Delaying tactics as dock strike nears · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 786, 8 June 1972
  88. RAILMEN'S LEADERS HOBBLE T STION · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 787, 9 June 1972
  89. Big rent rises plan in London · Workers Press no. 788, 10 June 1972
  90. Drivers take dockers to court · Workers Press no. 789, 12 June 1972
  91. SCANLON MAKES MORE LEFT NOISES · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 790, 13 June 1972
  92. Chobham Farm men take fellow unionists to Court Leave depot alone-court tells dockers · Workers Press no. 790, 13 June 1972
  93. Inquiry bait to end dockers' strike action · Workers Press no. 791, 14 June 1972
  94. GENERAL STRIKE TO FORCE TORIES OUT FORCE TORIES OUT · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 792, 15 June 1972
  95. DOCKS. · Workers Press no. 793, 16 June 1972
  96. ATTENTION · Workers Press no. 793, 16 June 1972
  97. Longannet picket freed · Workers Press no. 793, 16 June 1972
  98. SOME HARD FACTS ABOUT DEVLIN AND CONTAINERIZATION · Workers Press no. 793, 16 June 1972
  99. No basis to call off strike says Hull chairman Cunningham · Workers Press no. 793, 16 June 1972
  100. Scanlon wants to cool it · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 793, 16 June 1972
  101. DOCKERS' SENTENCE IS QUASHED NOW MAKE THE TORIES RESIGN · Workers Press no. 794, 17 June 1972
  102. THE DOCKERS · Workers Press no. 794, 17 June 1972
  103. OUT RISE YE WORKERS · Workers Press no. 794, 17 June 1972
  104. Big slump in the f · Workers Press no. 794, 17 June 1972
  105. Pickets bitter about court intervention · Workers Press no. 794, 17 June 1972
  106. Briefly... · Workers Press no. 794, 17 June 1972
  107. DOCKS-THE NEXT STEP · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 795, 19 June 1972
  108. 'FUNNY MAN' · Workers Press no. 795, 19 June 1972
  109. DOCKS-THE NEXT STEP · Workers Press no. 795, 19 June 1972
  110. AS TRANSPORT UNION NEGOTIATES · Workers Press no. 796, 20 June 1972
  111. Bobbers take employers to Court Briefly... · Workers Press no. 796, 20 June 1972
  112. Roll-on, roll-off plan for Hull dock · Workers Press no. 798, 22 June 1972
  113. Chobham Farm deal solves nothing · Workers Press no. 801, 26 June 1972
  114. Repressive changes in law · Workers Press no. 804, 29 June 1972
  115. RiM RiMiNAL · Workers Press no. 807, 3 July 1972
  116. Dock call one- day strike · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 807, 3 July 1972
  117. New leadership is the challenge-meeting · Workers Press no. 808, 4 July 1972
  118. Private spied on dockers · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 810, 6 July 1972
  119. Dockers shun NIRC case · Workers Press no. 810, 6 July 1972
  120. Big business hopeful about the TUC · By Peter Jeffries · Workers Press no. 811, 7 July 1972
  121. DOCKS NATIONALIZATION A VITAL ISSUE · Workers Press no. 813, 10 July 1972
  122. JULY FUND £374.84 STEP UP THE FIGHT · Workers Press no. 814, 11 July 1972
  123. As TUC talks to Heath TORYANTI- UNION LAW TIGHTENS · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 815, 12 July 1972
  124. Yorks GEC women · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 815, 12 July 1972
  125. Cash flows into Chobham Farm · Workers Press no. 818, 15 July 1972
  126. Govt. workers: 8.5 p.c. offer 'insult to our intelligence' · Workers Press no. 819, 17 July 1972
  127. 'Don't regard this judgement as a victory'-judge CONTAINER BOSSES SENT BACK TO DONALDSON HIGH COURT BOOST FOR THE NIRC · Workers Press no. 820, 18 July 1972
  128. Anxiety over docks 'United we'd be unstoppable' · Workers Press no. 820, 18 July 1972
  129. DOCKERS · By New Park Books · Workers Press no. 820, 18 July 1972
  130. Belfast had its own Bloody Sunday · Workers Press no. 820, 18 July 1972
  131. Teamsters back Nixon · Workers Press no. 821, 19 July 1972
  132. Coventry engineers hit back against witch-hunt · Workers Press no. 821, 19 July 1972
  133. Dangerous docks split taken to Tilbury · Workers Press no. 822, 20 July 1972
  134. TTHE RECORD SP · Workers Press no. 822, 20 July 1972
  135. LABOUR LEAGUE DOCKERS · Workers Press no. 822, 20 July 1972
  136. REDUCTIONS IN LABOUR · Workers Press no. 822, 20 July 1972
  137. Dangerous docks split taken to Tilbury · Workers Press no. 822, 20 July 1972
  138. UNITETO SAVE JOBS · Workers Press no. 823, 21 July 1972
  139. LET THE RECORD SPEAK · Workers Press no. 823, 21 July 1972
  140. DEAL REJECTED · Workers Press no. 823, 21 July 1972
  141. MPs committee attacks the Dock Labour Scheme · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 823, 21 July 1972
  142. Unions tell LP: Repeal Act · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 823, 21 July 1972
  143. ALL OUT ON · Workers Press no. 824, 22 July 1972
  144. Jones-Aldington report Tuesday · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 824, 22 July 1972
  145. Only one answer- GENERAL STRIKE! · Workers Press no. 825, 24 July 1972
  146. Our record on Toryism · Workers Press no. 825, 24 July 1972
  147. Briant work-in wins support work printers back dockers · Workers Press no. 825, 24 July 1972
  148. WHO IS JACK JONES TALKING WITHP · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 825, 24 July 1972
  149. THE NIGHT · Workers Press no. 825, 24 July 1972
  150. Industry comes to halt in support of jailed dockers · Workers Press no. 825, 24 July 1972
  151. DOCKERS FREE! Now for General Strike · Workers Press no. 826, 27 July 1972
  152. AN INSULT TO JAILED DOCKERS AND MARTYRS OF TOLPUDDLE · Workers Press no. 826, 27 July 1972
  153. NOW FOR GENERAL STRIKE · Workers Press no. 826, 27 July 1972
  154. TORIES OUT TO DESTROY UNIONS A FIGHTING LEAD FROM THE DOCKERS · Workers Press no. 827, 28 July 1972
  155. Jones-Aldington analysed Dockers' work is sold out · Workers Press no. 827, 28 July 1972
  156. Liverpool stewards demand TUC fights the Tories · Workers Press no. 827, 28 July 1972
  157. PAPERBACKS CENTRE · By Peter Jeffries · Workers Press no. 827, 28 July 1972
  158. Angry lobby collars Jones Dockers hostile to jobs report · Workers Press no. 827, 28 July 1972
  159. A long, hard struggle ahead · Workers Press no. 827, 28 July 1972
  160. 'Lin Piao dead'-statement · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 828, 29 July 1972
  161. Tories may use Act against striking dockers · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 828, 29 July 1972
  162. TOLPUDDLE 1834 PENTONVILLE 1972 · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 828, 29 July 1972
  163. Judiciary lambasted by Tory press · By Philip Wade and Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 828, 29 July 1972
  164. We want jobs not promises demand from dockers' rally · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 828, 29 July 1972
  165. JACK JONES, leader of the Transport and General Workers' Union, has no mandate what- soever to re-open talks today with Tory banker · Workers Press no. 829, 31 July 1972
  166. JULY APPEAL FUND FINAL TOTAL £2,020.96! · Workers Press no. 829, 31 July 1972
  167. Dock jobs: A 'once-and- for-all' fight · Workers Press no. 830, 1 August 1972
  168. TUC CONTINUES TO CRAWL TO No 10 CABINET PREPARES FOR STATE OF EMERGENCY TORIES AT CLASS BATTLE STATIONS · Workers Press no. 831, 2 August 1972
  169. JONES-ALDINGTON: NO COMPROMISE · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 831, 2 August 1972
  170. We're at crossroads with Tories says docker · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 831, 2 August 1972
  171. Signs of builders' pay · Workers Press no. 831, 2 August 1972
  172. AS TUC SIGNS NO-STRIKE PACT WITH CBI · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 832, 3 August 1972
  173. PRESS WANTS 'LAW AND ORDER' ELECTION · Workers Press no. 832, 3 August 1972
  174. Picketing of ports stepped up · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 832, 3 August 1972
  175. EMERGENCY POWERS MEAN RULE BY DECREE TROOPS THREAT AGAINST DOCKERS · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 833, 4 August 1972
  176. Visions of troop-picket clashes by 'City Press' Strike- 1926 style? · Workers Press no. 833, 4 August 1972
  177. London men plan picket at Colchester · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 833, 4 August 1972
  178. SUPPORT DOCKERS AGAINST EMERGENCY · Workers Press no. 834, 5 August 1972
  179. Bid to dockers · Workers Press no. 835, 7 August 1972
  180. Troops to man service to islands? · Workers Press no. 835, 7 August 1972
  181. Stalinist and Texas oil rig chief sign deal · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 835, 7 August 1972
  182. TUC-TORY TALKS COVER UP FOR TWO-FACED TREACHERY · Workers Press no. 836, 8 August 1972
  183. Flying picket hits Colchester dock · Workers Press no. 836, 8 August 1972
  184. ONCE WASA BLACK BOX · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 837, 9 August 1972
  185. CATTLE · Workers Press no. 837, 9 August 1972
  186. AGENTS · Workers Press no. 837, 9 August 1972
  187. Cost of dying is up · Workers Press no. 837, 9 August 1972
  188. Police tackle dock pickets: Troops next! · Workers Press no. 837, 9 August 1972
  189. AS POLICE AND TROOPS THREATEN DOCKERS PARLIAMENT ENDS IN COALITION MOOD · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 838, 10 August 1972
  190. CONTAINERS · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 838, 10 August 1972
  191. BARONS OF THE · Workers Press no. 838, 10 August 1972
  192. OCTOPUS THAT STRANGLES DOCKER · Workers Press no. 838, 10 August 1972
  193. Committee puts ball bosses' court · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 838, 10 August 1972
  194. Three-day battle of Scunthorpe-Massive police blockade Picket is nearly throttled · Workers Press no. 838, 10 August 1972
  195. Cabinet staying in touch · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 839, 11 August 1972
  196. RAF airlift to Orkneys · Workers Press no. 839, 11 August 1972
  197. Unregistered ports main target- Aberdeen dockers · Workers Press no. 839, 11 August 1972
  198. We want Heysham closed down- pickets · Workers Press no. 839, 11 August 1972
  199. PRIDE · Workers Press no. 839, 11 August 1972
  200. COWBOYS · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 839, 11 August 1972
  201. CHEAP · Workers Press no. 839, 11 August 1972
  202. TIMEWASTING AS TROOPS PREPARE JONES-ALDINGTON TALKS STALEMATE · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 840, 12 August 1972
  203. SLL meeting in London · By David Maude and John Spencer · Workers Press no. 840, 12 August 1972
  204. Make Tories resign is keynote of docks meeting · Workers Press no. 840, 12 August 1972
  205. THE BATTLE OF NEAP WHARF · Workers Press no. 840, 12 August 1972
  206. LONDON: TILBURY MAY BE THE LONE SURVIVOR · Workers Press no. 840, 12 August 1972
  207. Thanks · Workers Press no. 840, 12 August 1972
  208. Big campaign to split the dockers · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 841, 14 August 1972
  209. CALL TO CLEAN UP COPS · Workers Press no. 841, 14 August 1972
  210. LIVERPOOL: WHERE THE DOCKERS COULD LEAD THE WAY · Workers Press no. 841, 14 August 1972
  211. GOOD ON SHORT ON ANALYSIS · Workers Press no. 841, 14 August 1972
  212. Hull dockers ready to continue battle · Workers Press no. 841, 14 August 1972
  213. Rank and file force the pace for builders' strike · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 841, 14 August 1972
  214. DOCKERS SAY TO JONES · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 842, 15 August 1972
  215. VICTOR FEATHER ON 'VIOLENCE' · Workers Press no. 842, 15 August 1972
  216. HOW KENDALL WENT ABOUT CALLING STRIKE · Workers Press no. 842, 15 August 1972
  217. HULL: VULTURES GATHER ROUND THE PORT · Workers Press no. 842, 15 August 1972
  218. LOW RATES · Workers Press no. 842, 15 August 1972
  219. BOOKS · Workers Press no. 842, 15 August 1972
  220. LONDON PLAN TO SPREAD DOCKS PICKET · Workers Press no. 842, 15 August 1972
  221. Sites demand all-out strike · Workers Press no. 842, 15 August 1972
  222. REJECT JONES TRAP DON'T SPLIT · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 843, 16 August 1972
  223. Who are · Workers Press no. 843, 16 August 1972
  224. FELIXSTOWE: 'PROTOTYPE' DOCK · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 843, 16 August 1972
  225. BOASTS · Workers Press no. 843, 16 August 1972
  226. SPEED UP · Workers Press no. 843, 16 August 1972
  227. PAY, JOBS AND UNION RIGHTS HIT · Workers Press no. 843, 16 August 1972
  228. CHESTER NORTH WALES · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 843, 16 August 1972
  229. DOCKS STEWARDS SAY- STRIKE GOES ON T · Workers Press no. 844, 17 August 1972
  230. OPTIMISM · Workers Press no. 844, 17 August 1972
  231. DOCKERS WIN THE TANNER · Workers Press no. 844, 17 August 1972
  232. You betrayed accuse Jones · Workers Press no. 844, 17 August 1972
  233. IT'S UP TO LONDON - NORTHERN DOCKERS STAY OUT · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 845, 18 August 1972
  234. We say: · Workers Press no. 845, 18 August 1972
  235. THE VIOLENCE · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 845, 18 August 1972
  236. BOMBING · Workers Press no. 845, 18 August 1972
  237. UNIONS' BLACK RECORD · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 845, 18 August 1972
  238. FIGHTING THE EMPLOYERS' OFFENSIVE · Workers Press no. 845, 18 August 1972
  239. Lessons of the docks strike INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH POLITICAL WEAKNESS · Workers Press no. 846, 19 August 1972
  240. THE 'MORNING STAR' AND JACK JONES · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 846, 19 August 1972
  241. PROGRESS · Workers Press no. 846, 19 August 1972
  242. ADVANCES · Workers Press no. 846, 19 August 1972
  243. S. RDS MMITTEE · Workers Press no. 846, 19 August 1972
  244. FOR DOCKERS · Workers Press no. 846, 19 August 1972
  245. THE 1912 DEFEAT · Workers Press no. 846, 19 August 1972
  246. One-day strike call from Mersey Council · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 846, 19 August 1972
  247. Behind the Mersey clerks' dispute · Workers Press no. 846, 19 August 1972
  248. Port clerks vote to strike on · Workers Press no. 846, 19 August 1972
  249. Is Deakinism on the way back? T&GWU LEADERS K SCAPEGOATS · Workers Press no. 848, 22 August 1972
  250. Unions Act blamed for sackings · Workers Press no. 848, 22 August 1972
  251. BEVIN: SERVANT OF BRITISH · Workers Press no. 848, 22 August 1972
  252. PRESS FRENZY AGAINST DOCKERS · Workers Press no. 848, 22 August 1972
  253. Leadership is the key says London steward · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 848, 22 August 1972
  254. After dock strike confusion RACISTS PLAN TO SPIT WORKERS · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 849, 23 August 1972
  255. Dockers condemn Smithfield racists · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 849, 23 August 1972
  256. LET THE RECORD SPEAK - docks strike diary · Workers Press no. 849, 23 August 1972
  257. Jaguar vote to strike on · Workers Press no. 849, 23 August 1972
  258. HOW HAPPY ARE AP THE CLAY WORKERS? · Workers Press no. 849, 23 August 1972
  259. DOCKERS IN WAR-TIME · Workers Press no. 849, 23 August 1972
  260. Mersey clerks port idle · Workers Press no. 850, 24 August 1972
  261. THE DOCK LABOUR SCHEME · Workers Press no. 850, 24 August 1972
  262. Challenge · Workers Press no. 850, 24 August 1972
  263. West India dockers attack · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 850, 24 August 1972
  264. 'SOCIALIST WORKER' BLAMES ... THE WORKERS · Workers Press no. 851, 25 August 1972
  265. HULL DOCKERS SPEAK ON · Workers Press no. 851, 25 August 1972
  266. WHEN DOCKERS CHANGED THE LAW · Workers Press no. 851, 25 August 1972
  267. After the docks strike THE WAY FORWARD FOR · Workers Press no. 852, 26 August 1972
  268. Onslaught on London docks jobs · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 852, 26 August 1972
  269. Royal dockers vote to continue blacking' action · Workers Press no. 852, 26 August 1972
  270. 'HE COMING OF .HE 'BLUE · Workers Press no. 852, 26 August 1972
  271. LESSONS OF A LONDON SIT-IN · Workers Press no. 853, 28 August 1972
  272. THE RECOGNITION STRIKE AND THE BETRAYAL · Workers Press no. 853, 28 August 1972
  273. Bristol docks stop · Workers Press no. 855, 30 August 1972
  274. Dockers disgusted by Jones' 'end picket' plea · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 855, 30 August 1972
  275. Railway workshops, Plessey and PSF slash · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 856, 31 August 1972
  276. Court blacking "premature' · Workers Press no. 856, 31 August 1972
  277. Scottish dockers go back · Workers Press no. 857, 1 September 1972
  278. Government dockers reject arbitration · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 858, 2 September 1972
  279. Cold Store pickets claim Union knew of dock job cuts · Workers Press no. 860, 5 September 1972
  280. SEA-LAND INTERNATIONAL JOB CUTS · Workers Press no. 865, 11 September 1972
  281. LONDON STEWARDS ARE OVERRULED DOCKS OVERTIME BAN GOES ON · Workers Press no. 869, 15 September 1972
  282. LONDON DOCKS TO LOSE MEAT TRADE · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 870, 16 September 1972
  283. THE FATAL INTER-UNION STRIFE ON THE DOCKS · Workers Press no. 870, 16 September 1972
  284. NZ meat trade for Sheerness · Workers Press no. 872, 19 September 1972
  285. Hauliers slamb dock report · Workers Press no. 873, 20 September 1972
  286. VITAL CONFERENCE · Workers Press no. 874, 21 September 1972
  287. T&GWU leaders jump at Tories' half-hints Jones moves right: Hits union democracy · Workers Press no. 876, 23 September 1972
  288. Big builders' huge profits · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 878, 26 September 1972
  289. SOFTEN UP · Workers Press no. 879, 27 September 1972
  290. LUXURY DOCKS · Workers Press no. 879, 27 September 1972
  291. Overtime ban lifted on London docks · Workers Press no. 882, 30 September 1972
  292. SPANISH JAILED · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 882, 30 September 1972
  293. FAILURE · Workers Press no. 882, 30 September 1972
  294. Hull docker-councillor to figl inside LP for rents policy · Workers Press no. 890, 10 October 1972
  295. Asking Heath to freeze increases Scottish rent rebels make pleas to the Tories · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 891, 11 October 1972
  296. Dockers to end Heatons ban? · Workers Press no. 892, 12 October 1972
  297. Vestey's threaten to sack depot workers Bid to break cold store picketing · Workers Press no. 893, 13 October 1972
  298. Sack at cold store · Workers Press no. 894, 14 October 1972
  299. THE FELIXSTOWE THREAT TO DOCKERS' JOBS · Workers Press no. 895, 16 October 1972
  300. Picketing stays say rank-and-file dockers · Workers Press no. 896, 17 October 1972
  301. Port chief hits out at Royal group trading Twisting dockers' arms over meat trade · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 898, 19 October 1972
  302. 11th-hour moves to save cold store jobs · Workers Press no. 899, 20 October 1972
  303. Cold store jobs: Fight goes on · Workers Press no. 900, 21 October 1972
  304. Biggest-ever ATUA conference held in Birmingham · By New Park Books · Workers Press no. 902, 24 October 1972
  305. Behind the secret talks Nixon plans to intensify war in Indo-China · Workers Press no. 903, 25 October 1972
  306. Contempt threat to transport union · Workers Press no. 903, 25 October 1972
  307. Infested · Workers Press no. 906, 28 October 1972
  308. JACK · Workers Press no. 907, 30 October 1972
  309. JOBS LOST · Workers Press no. 907, 30 October 1972
  310. First step to dockers' and drivers' unity · Workers Press no. 907, 30 October 1972
  311. NEWS DESK Ports inquiry due out next week · Workers Press no. 910, 2 November 1972
  312. THE CLOSING OF THE DEANSTON TEA WHARF · Workers Press no. 920, 14 November 1972
  313. Stephen Johns reports from Merseyside... Liverpool stewards retreat over blacking on docks · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 923, 17 November 1972
  314. Cold-store confrontation Lorries may drive through · Workers Press no. 923, 17 November 1972
  315. CELEBRATE · Workers Press no. 925, 20 November 1972
  316. Mersey dockers to decide on pay-law fight · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 927, 22 November 1972
  317. DOCKERS CALL FOR STRIKE AGAINST TORY PAY LAW · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 928, 23 November 1972
  318. Mosley's stepson to fight Lincoln for the Tories · Workers Press no. 930, 25 November 1972
  319. Dockers want wide support · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 931, 27 November 1972
  320. Woman steward reinstated · Workers Press no. 931, 27 November 1972
  321. Minister Alleges lorry drivers' steward · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 933, 29 November 1972
  322. Dockers may black CAV goods to back sit-in · Workers Press no. 941, 8 December 1972
  323. Cold store takes case to civil court New court attack on dockers' jobs · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 942, 9 December 1972
  324. Cold store jobs: Major by Board · Workers Press no. 943, 11 December 1972
  325. THE FACTOR OF TEN' THAT HAUNTS THE DOCKS · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 944, 12 December 1972
  326. Striking Asians complain jobs were · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 947, 15 December 1972
  327. CAV: Docks leaders still drag their feet · Workers Press no. 947, 15 December 1972
  328. Merseyside dockers back · Workers Press no. 949, 18 December 1972
  329. TEES MAKES DOCK SCHEME · Workers Press no. 949, 18 December 1972
  330. DOCKER JOINS RIGHT-WING CHORUS · Workers Press no. 949, 18 December 1972
  331. Drivers and dockers unite on meat trade · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 949, 18 December 1972
  332. HE STRANGE SAGA OF THE FALMOUTH TERMINAL · Workers Press no. 950, 19 December 1972
  333. Italian dockers black Spanish ships · Workers Press no. 951, 20 December 1972
  334. London's Royal dockers out in sympathy · Workers Press no. 952, 21 December 1972
  335. THE GOAD AFFAIR More court trouble for engineers · Workers Press no. 956, 28 December 1972

1973 (76)

  1. Meat trade black held off · Workers Press no. 960, 2 January 1973
  2. Dockers, drivers-unite to save jobs · Workers Press no. 961, 3 January 1973
  3. I.S. BLAMES TH · Workers Press no. 962, 4 January 1973
  4. THE WORKING CLASS · Workers Press no. 962, 4 January 1973
  5. BETRAYAL ON THE DOCKS · Workers Press no. 962, 4 January 1973
  6. Dockers' severance gains are frozen · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 964, 6 January 1973
  7. The Jones-Aldington promises that never came true New jobs for dockers: A cruel deception · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 966, 9 January 1973
  8. US WORKERS IN PICKET LINE BATTLES · Workers Press no. 967, 10 January 1973
  9. TORY PREMIER Edward Heath will today present a the new state pay laws or we'll do it · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 968, 11 January 1973
  10. Dockers picket 'court' · Workers Press no. 968, 11 January 1973
  11. Big 'buy-off' in dockland · Workers Press no. 969, 12 January 1973
  12. Vestey drops cold store case · Workers Press no. 970, 13 January 1973
  13. More dockers taken on · Workers Press no. 970, 13 January 1973
  14. 'Casuals' threat to dockers' · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 972, 16 January 1973
  15. 200 items go up 8 to 12 per cent Bangers and bacon join price rise list · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 972, 16 January 1973
  16. NEW THREAT TO TILBURY DOCKERS · Workers Press no. 976, 20 January 1973
  17. BLACK AFRICAN DOCKERS DEFYPO · Workers Press no. 976, 20 January 1973
  18. Y POLICE DOGS · Workers Press no. 976, 20 January 1973
  19. A victorv for the blackmailers · Workers Press no. 977, 22 January 1973
  20. Labour shortage on Mersey · Workers Press no. 978, 23 January 1973
  21. Clay Cross talk new rent tactics · Workers Press no. 979, 24 January 1973
  22. RISE OF THE ROLL-ON PORTS · Workers Press no. 982, 27 January 1973
  23. Clydebank rents deadline · Workers Press no. 990, 6 February 1973
  24. Cotton bale bonus strike snowballs · Workers Press no. 994, 10 February 1973
  25. Docks negotiators haggle over pennies · Workers Press no. 999, 16 February 1973
  26. 'A TRAVESTY AGAINST THE WORKING CLASS' · Workers Press no. 999, 16 February 1973
  27. Collision due over docks pay · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1014, 6 March 1973
  28. Pageant casts bring workers' history to life · Workers Press no. 1018, 10 March 1973
  29. Markets closure hastens trade collapse · Workers Press no. 1019, 12 March 1973
  30. "Trade loss' threat over docks flexibility · Workers Press no. 1026, 20 March 1973
  31. A socialist policy for the docks · Workers Press no. 1028, 22 March 1973
  32. Cowboy ports to remain unregistered · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1029, 23 March 1973
  33. THE COWBOY PORTS · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1034, 29 March 1973
  34. EMPLOYERS' STRATEGY · Workers Press no. 1034, 29 March 1973
  35. Dockers face pay law clash · Workers Press no. 1038, 3 April 1973
  36. Dockers tighten strike grip · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 1039, 4 April 1973
  37. Bigger fish' watch Hüll wharf fight · Workers Press no. 1040, 5 April 1973
  38. That was Phase Two that was · Workers Press no. 1041, 6 April 1973
  39. Lorry drivers back dockers' wages fight · Workers Press no. 1041, 6 April 1973
  40. London stoppage ends Dockers thoughtful over return · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1042, 7 April 1973
  41. DOCKERS PAY FOR PORT EMPLOYERS' DEBTS · Workers Press no. 1043, 9 April 1973
  42. PORT BOSS BOASTS HOW ALDINGTON REPORT SOLVED EMPLOYERS' PROBLEMS · Workers Press no. 1043, 9 April 1973
  43. PLUNDER AT SCHOOL · Workers Press no. 1044, 10 April 1973
  44. THE LAW AND PICKETS · Workers Press no. 1046, 12 April 1973
  45. Why the dockers ended their strike · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 1046, 12 April 1973
  46. THE FACTS HEYSHAM FRUIT WHARF · Workers Press no. 1047, 13 April 1973
  47. 'Dastardly · Workers Press no. 1047, 13 April 1973
  48. Mersey docks stop · Workers Press no. 1047, 13 April 1973
  49. Striking Merseyside dockers meet Sunday · Workers Press no. 1048, 14 April 1973
  50. WHY THE TORIES LOVE FELIXSTOWE · Workers Press no. 1049, 16 April 1973
  51. Disgusted with docks report · Workers Press no. 1051, 18 April 1973
  52. DOOM · Workers Press no. 1055, 24 April 1973
  53. Picket 'conspiracy' case May adiourned to Mav 25 adiourned to May 25 · Workers Press no. 1056, 25 April 1973
  54. WHAT NEXT FOR DOCK WORKERS? · Workers Press no. 1057, 26 April 1973
  55. STRATEGY · Workers Press no. 1057, 26 April 1973
  56. NEXT FOR DOCK WC XI FOR · Workers Press no. 1058, 27 April 1973
  57. GUARANTEE · Workers Press no. 1058, 27 April 1973
  58. LEADERS HIDING · Workers Press no. 1058, 27 April 1973
  59. 'Supplementary' dockers allowed into Liverpool · Workers Press no. 1061, 2 May 1973
  60. STATE PAY LAW PROTEST · Workers Press no. 1061, 2 May 1973
  61. MERSEY EMPLOYERS CELEBRATE RECRUITMENT OF THE 'CASUALS · Workers Press no. 1066, 8 May 1973
  62. CYCLE FACTORY IS 'NEAR STRIKE' Civil OVER MAY DAY WOMEN Docks fight against 'casuals' in trouble · Workers Press no. 1067, 9 May 1973
  63. Flare-up expected if docker is paid · Workers Press no. 1068, 10 May 1973
  64. Harsh anti-inflation move by Germany · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1070, 12 May 1973
  65. DOCKERS THE THIN END OF WEDGE · Workers Press no. 1071, 14 May 1973
  66. Merseyside dockers dispute 'supplementaries' vote · Workers Press no. 1072, 15 May 1973
  67. "Casuals' on Mersey docks by June · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 1076, 19 May 1973
  68. THE 'CASUALS' THREAT · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1081, 25 May 1973
  69. OBSERVER' AND WATERGATE · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 1083, 28 May 1973
  70. Swansea dockworkers plan strike to defend steward · Workers Press no. 1086, 31 May 1973
  71. SINISTER MOVES BY EMPLOYERS ON THE DOCKS · Workers Press no. 1089, 4 June 1973
  72. Gold and $ NIXON MAJOR DECISION · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 1094, 9 June 1973
  73. 'Casuals' threat now in state docks · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 1096, 12 June 1973
  74. Cleaner's death raises questions of conditions · Workers Press no. 1105, 22 June 1973
  75. Row expected over 'casual' dockers · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1109, 27 June 1973
  76. Dockers boycott French ship · Workers Press no. 1112, 30 June 1973

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