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

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1969 (65)

  1. Brighton, Monday · Workers Press no. 2, 30 September 1969
  2. Incomes Board rejects B.I.C.C. pay rise · Workers Press no. 2, 30 September 1969
  3. MOThEr'S press L.P. 'LEFTS'- RETREAT... AS USUAL · Workers Press no. 3, 1 October 1969
  4. PARITY CLAIM · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 4, 2 October 1969
  5. Wilson government continues Tory foreign policy · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 4, 2 October 1969
  6. After I.M.F. talks Government-union clash imminent · Workers Press no. 5, 3 October 1969
  7. As home car sales slump UNEMPLOYMENT AND SHORT TIME · By Rex Henry · Workers Press no. 6, 4 October 1969
  8. Brighton · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 8, 8 October 1969
  9. MUST FIGHT · Workers Press no. 9, 9 October 1969
  10. MCORPORATING THE NEWSLETTER PUBLISHED FROM TUESDAY TO SATURDAY NUMBER TEN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1969 From Brighton comes Callaghan visits Ulster A TORY tightens up CHARTER its grip FOR SCABS · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 10, 10 October 1969
  11. Dustmen their strike · By Peter Read · Workers Press no. 10, 10 October 1969
  12. As the Motor Show opens LEYLAND STARTS BIG SACKINGS · Workers Press no. 13, 15 October 1969
  13. Students heckle Barbara Castle · By Charles Parkins · Workers Press no. 14, 16 October 1969
  14. What the 'Black Paper' says · By Mark Jenkins · Workers Press no. 15, 17 October 1969
  15. BANKERS HAIL strike official WILSON · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 16, 18 October 1969
  16. Labour leaders retreat on boundaries · Workers Press no. 17, 21 October 1969
  17. Vauxhall's, Luton OFFICIALS STOP UNITED STAND AGAINST DEAL · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 17, 21 October 1969
  18. B.S.R.-Scotland Press campaigns for government intervention · Workers Press no. 19, 23 October 1969
  19. Labour left' M.P. finds capitalism works · Workers Press no. 20, 24 October 1969
  20. DAILY · Workers Press no. 21, 25 October 1969
  21. Second statement by the All Trades Unions Alliance miners' section · Workers Press no. 22, 28 October 1969
  22. Incomes Act stays Mrs Castle tells · By Rex Henry · Workers Press no. 25, 31 October 1969
  23. Vauxhall to crack down on militants? · Workers Press no. 26, 1 November 1969
  24. Standard-Triumph strikers win concession STOKES FORCED TO CLIMB DOWN · Workers Press no. 31, 8 November 1969
  25. NAT NO Ye HA · Workers Press no. 31, 8 November 1969
  26. STOP FICTION AGAINST TRADE UNIONS · Workers Press no. 31, 8 November 1969
  27. UNIONS® · Workers Press no. 38, 19 November 1969
  28. ERNMENT ONS · Workers Press no. 38, 19 November 1969
  29. Pale carbon copy of D.H. Lawrence · Workers Press no. 38, 19 November 1969
  30. AN APPEAL—To the labour and trade union movement STOP WILSON'S U.S. VISIT! · Workers Press no. 42, 25 November 1969
  31. Vauxhall Motors THE FIGHT IS NOT OVER · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 42, 25 November 1969
  32. Labour lefts' say DON'T BE BEASTLY TO BROWN · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 43, 26 November 1969
  33. The I.L.P. · Workers Press no. 43, 26 November 1969
  34. Engineers strike against shifting pay award · Workers Press no. 43, 26 November 1969
  35. Tories back Wilson and Brown · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 44, 27 November 1969
  36. British Titan workers fight · Workers Press no. 44, 27 November 1969
  37. White House lies on Vietnam Stop Wilson's visit to Washington! · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 45, 28 November 1969
  38. KREMLIN IN FRIENDLY TALKS WITH GREEK REGIME THE SOVIET Ambassador to Greece had a long Lucas-CAV want traffic · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 45, 28 November 1969
  39. 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
  40. Build up · Workers Press no. 47, 2 December 1969
  41. Let Catholics join new 'B'-Specials · Workers Press no. 48, 3 December 1969
  42. As engineers resist bosses demands UNION LEADERS · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 51, 6 December 1969
  43. Wilson · Workers Press no. 51, 6 December 1969
  44. Resolutions and petitions flow in STOP WILSON'S VISIT TO NIXON · Workers Press no. 51, 6 December 1969
  45. Wilson's friends are our enemies · Workers Press no. 51, 6 December 1969
  46. Whilst Vietnamese die LEFT M.P.S GO ON TALKING seiences of the 70 left MPs while let his son · Workers Press no. 52, 9 December 1969
  47. Vietnam debate a farce · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 53, 10 December 1969
  48. Three members write to Workers Press · Workers Press no. 53, 10 December 1969
  49. Vietnam · Workers Press no. 53, 10 December 1969
  50. STOP WILSON'S VISIT TO WASHINGTON Widespread support for our petition · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 55, 12 December 1969
  51. (continued from page 1) · Workers Press no. 55, 12 December 1969
  52. (continued from page 1) · Workers Press no. 55, 12 December 1969
  53. STOP WILSON'S VISIT TO WASHINGTON Let's · Workers Press no. 57, 16 December 1969
  54. Double book-keeping in 'Comment' · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 58, 17 December 1969
  55. Right · Workers Press no. 58, 17 December 1969
  56. Friday night mustered all of 50 people to Holborn Town Hall. mutual back-slapping session which followed · Workers Press no. 58, 17 December 1969
  57. Big business gloomy over future U.S. TRADE SLUMP FEARED char · By Tom Kemp · Workers Press no. 59, 18 December 1969
  58. STOP WILSON'S VISIT TO NIXON Glasgow boilermakers say: Mobilize labour movement · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 60, 19 December 1969
  59. Playwright DAVID MERCER answers questions on the Vietnam war and the 'Stop Wilson's visit to Washington' campaign · Workers Press no. 61, 20 December 1969
  60. STOP WILSON'S VISIT TO WASHINGTON join protest · Workers Press no. 62, 23 December 1969
  61. Vietnam is the touchstone · Workers Press no. 64, 27 December 1969
  62. Stop Wilson's Enact policy · Workers Press no. 65, 30 December 1969
  63. S.L.L. Central Committee demands: HANDS OFF TRADE Kenneth Tynan UNION RIGHTS! · Workers Press no. 66, 31 December 1969
  64. THE whole labour movement must be roused to pared by the TUC General Council in the form of NO SUPPORT FOR T.U.C. "GUIDELINES' · By Peter Read · Workers Press no. 66, 31 December 1969
  65. Wilson (continued from page 1) · Workers Press no. 66, 31 December 1969

1970 (82)

  1. Stop Wilson's visit to Washington: off to a good New Year start · Workers Press no. 67, 1 January 1970
  2. Let 'the nettle' sting · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 67, 1 January 1970
  3. STOP WILSON'S VISIT TO WASHINGTON Surge ahead with the campaign —Y.S. national secretary · Workers Press no. 68, 2 January 1970
  4. After a decade of principled and consistent development · Workers Press no. 68, 2 January 1970
  5. Pig LI · Workers Press no. 69, 3 January 1970
  6. Fight the T.U.C. guidelines · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 70, 6 January 1970
  7. Stop Wilson's Playwright Alan Plater Sighs petition · Workers Press no. 70, 6 January 1970
  8. STOP WILSON'S WASHINGTON VISIT Swindon engineers back campaign · Workers Press no. 72, 8 January 1970
  9. STOP WILSON'S VISIT TO WASHINGTON Film director and leading sign petition Newscaster to be court martialled · Workers Press no. 73, 9 January 1970
  10. Rouse the trade unions Against Wilson's Washington visit · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 74, 10 January 1970
  11. Wilson to visit Moscow · Workers Press no. 74, 10 January 1970
  12. 1,500 march in Wilson' rally! Stop · Workers Press no. 75, 13 January 1970
  13. 1,500 march in Stop Wilson' rally · Workers Press no. 75, 13 January 1970
  14. STOP WILSON'S VISIT TO WASHINGTON · Workers Press no. 76, 14 January 1970
  15. Political play-acting · Workers Press no. 156, 6 May 1970
  16. Cover-up · Workers Press no. 159, 9 May 1970
  17. G.L.C. stati lobby talks · Workers Press no. 168, 22 May 1970
  18. 'Guardian' dismisses past in boost for rump organization Y.S. proud of its · Workers Press no. 172, 28 May 1970
  19. Britain emerging from her difficulties -Labour students · Workers Press no. 172, 28 May 1970
  20. General Election by talking four London trade unionists. · Workers Press no. 173, 29 May 1970
  21. Wilson silent on issues · Workers Press no. 175, 1 June 1970
  22. Cliff Slaughter writes on Why vote Labour? · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 175, 1 June 1970
  23. Rejected · Workers Press no. 175, 1 June 1970
  24. Omits entirely · Workers Press no. 175, 1 June 1970
  25. Union 'reform' and Common Market Wilson's retreat strengthens Tories' · Workers Press no. 177, 3 June 1970
  26. Meeting people.. 'policies · Workers Press no. 177, 3 June 1970
  27. Powell calls the Tory tune · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 178, 4 June 1970
  28. CP election programme A reformist pipe-dream · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 178, 4 June 1970
  29. Powell fights own campaign' · Workers Press no. 179, 5 June 1970
  30. They explain will be voting on · By G. Zinoviev · Workers Press no. 179, 5 June 1970
  31. Top people's rebel · Workers Press no. 183, 10 June 1970
  32. Heathrow hot strike · Workers Press no. 186, 12 June 1970
  33. Powell and Paisley hoist their pennants · By Martin Zarrop · Workers Press no. 187, 15 June 1970
  34. LETTER · Workers Press no. 187, 15 June 1970
  35. THE SOCIALIST LABOUR LEAGUE · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 187, 15 June 1970
  36. Impression · Workers Press no. 188, 16 June 1970
  37. To meet economic crisis Labour must Nationalize big business under workers control without compensation · By Peter Read · Workers Press no. 189, 17 June 1970
  38. RELAX, RELAX · Workers Press no. 189, 17 June 1970
  39. Vote Labour! · Workers Press no. 190, 18 June 1970
  40. ELECTION RESULTS EDITION · Workers Press no. 190, 18 June 1970
  41. OUR PROGRAMME TO MEET THE CRISIS · Workers Press no. 190, 18 June 1970
  42. Shareholders' meeting a battle? Markets halt IOS dealings WITH LESS than two weeks to go to its share- blow yesterday when the Montreal and Toronto · Workers Press no. 190, 18 June 1970
  43. Heath rattled' _Wilson claims · Workers Press no. 190, 18 June 1970
  44. Unce again: Why vote Labour? ANSWERED · Workers Press no. 191, 19 June 1970
  45. MARXISM and the TRADE UNIONS TWO ATEON by TROTSK! · Workers Press no. 194, 24 June 1970
  46. British roar · Workers Press no. 194, 24 June 1970
  47. Is it talk? · Workers Press no. 195, 25 June 1970
  48. POLITICAL FOOTBALL · By New Park Books · Workers Press no. 199, 1 July 1970
  49. Facsimile of a Newsletter page (illustrating ‘The politics of Peter Fryer’) · Workers Press no. 201, 3 July 1970
  50. Tories can defeated · Workers Press no. 206, 10 July 1970
  51. Summer camp · Workers Press no. 211, 17 July 1970
  52. Wilson loses a friend · Workers Press no. 212, 18 July 1970
  53. PROTESTANT BLESSING FOR POWELL · Workers Press no. 214, 22 July 1970
  54. SOulS · Workers Press no. 216, 24 July 1970
  55. Witch- hunters, raincoats in Wilson honours · Workers Press no. 227, 8 August 1970
  56. CLASS STRUGGLES · Workers Press no. 230, 13 August 1970
  57. Tri · Workers Press no. 238, 25 August 1970
  58. Agnew begins SE Asia tour · Workers Press no. 238, 25 August 1970
  59. 1970 Labour Party Conference No challenge Tories · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 244, 2 September 1970
  60. Feather attempts motor solution · Workers Press no. 244, 2 September 1970
  61. Labour Party continues arms fraud · Workers Press no. 248, 8 September 1970
  62. Benn trendy protest · Workers Press no. 249, 9 September 1970
  63. Heath's (continued from page 1) · Workers Press no. 262, 26 September 1970
  64. TUC CONGRESS — SEPTEMBER 7 1970 Stanley ORME MP · Workers Press no. 263, 29 September 1970
  65. A COVER FOR TREACHERY · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 263, 29 September 1970
  66. Australian LETTER · Workers Press no. 263, 29 September 1970
  67. Tyneside delegates call for nationalization · Workers Press no. 265, 1 October 1970
  68. Wilson, Jenkins and company are determined strength and unity. · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 266, 2 October 1970
  69. LP deplores · Workers Press no. 266, 2 October 1970
  70. Heffer tries to justify six years · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 266, 2 October 1970
  71. ERIC HEFFER, debate' in the I · Workers Press no. 266, 2 October 1970
  72. No change at Blackpool · Workers Press no. 267, 3 October 1970
  73. SLL programme: act now against the Tories · Workers Press no. 274, 13 October 1970
  74. Unity in action against the Tories · By David Barnes · Workers Press no. 284, 24 October 1970
  75. Hypocrisy unmasked · Workers Press no. 285, 26 October 1970
  76. 'e against · Workers Press no. 290, 31 October 1970
  77. Profits drop · Workers Press no. 314, 28 November 1970
  78. The hour draws near · Workers Press no. 331, 18 December 1970
  79. CONFUSED COMPANY BOOKS · Workers Press no. 333, 21 December 1970
  80. Sell-outs said Tories who suffer from a · Workers Press no. 334, 22 December 1970
  81. By the Editor MORE DANGEROUS than the proposed · Workers Press no. 334, 22 December 1970
  82. No thought · Workers Press no. 334, 22 December 1970

1971 (3)

  1. Oppose · Workers Press no. 343, 4 January 1971
  2. AFTER JANUARY 12 The way to defeat the Bill · Workers Press no. 352, 14 January 1971
  3. Forward to Alexandra Palace! · Workers Press no. 354, 16 January 1971

1972 (156)

  1. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE MINERS SECTION STATEMENT · Workers Press no. 660, 12 January 1972
  2. I'm not Tories' envoy to Bangla Desh— Jenkins · Workers Press no. 673, 27 January 1972
  3. SAY · Workers Press no. 684, 9 February 1972
  4. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE DRAFT MANIFESTO · Workers Press no. 685, 10 February 1972
  5. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE DRAFT MANIFESTO · Workers Press no. 686, 11 February 1972
  6. UNEMPLOYMENT MACDONALD BETRAYS · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 687, 12 February 1972
  7. A RECIPE TO SAVE CAPITALISM · Workers Press no. 688, 14 February 1972
  8. MARCH · Workers Press no. 688, 14 February 1972
  9. CARLISLE: VICTORY OVER LABOUR · Workers Press no. 688, 14 February 1972
  10. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE DRAFT MANIFESTO · Workers Press no. 689, 15 February 1972
  11. MANY MORE GUNTERS IN THE LABOUR · Workers Press no. 691, 17 February 1972
  12. JARROW'S MAYOR REBUKES LABOURITES · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 693, 19 February 1972
  13. Westhoughton welcome from council chairman and miners · Workers Press no. 697, 24 February 1972
  14. ERS · Workers Press no. 700, 28 February 1972
  15. A quick call by Basingstoke's mayor gives marchers a bed · Workers Press no. 708, 8 March 1972
  16. TORIES AND THEIR ALLIES · Workers Press no. 709, 9 March 1972
  17. Eager to discuss · Workers Press no. 709, 9 March 1972
  18. Woolwich "siege' stirs Labourites into backing action · By Gary Gurmeet · Workers Press no. 710, 10 March 1972
  19. Stevenage fighting losing battle to keep "prosperous façade' · Workers Press no. 710, 10 March 1972
  20. THE STENCH OF What John COALITION saw Bloody · Workers Press no. 714, 15 March 1972
  21. TORIES MAY CALL SNAP ELECTION · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 715, 16 March 1972
  22. LABOUR'S ELECTION POLICY CRISIS · Workers Press no. 719, 21 March 1972
  23. Labour 'Young Socialists' bankrupt on Ulster · By Gary Gurmeet · Workers Press no. 728, 1 April 1972
  24. TROTSKY ON THE LABOUR PARTY · Workers Press no. 729, 3 April 1972
  25. A REWARD FOR TREACHERY · Workers Press no. 730, 4 April 1972
  26. TROTSKY ON THE LABOUR PARTY · Workers Press no. 730, 4 April 1972
  27. BUILDING · Workers Press no. 732, 6 April 1972
  28. DRAFT MANIFESTO · Workers Press no. 734, 8 April 1972
  29. DRAFT MANIFESTO · Workers Press no. 735, 10 April 1972
  30. No Labour in South · Workers Press no. 735, 10 April 1972
  31. JENKINS DESERTS: A VICTORY FOR · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 737, 12 April 1972
  32. BUILDING · Workers Press no. 737, 12 April 1972
  33. STRIKE- TOGETHER · Workers Press no. 737, 12 April 1972
  34. BUILDING · Workers Press no. 738, 13 April 1972
  35. Glad Jenkins quit-Says Midland worker · Workers Press no. 739, 14 April 1972
  36. YOUNG SOCIALISTS AND YOUNG CENTRISTS · Workers Press no. 741, 17 April 1972
  37. MILITANT · Workers Press no. 741, 17 April 1972
  38. MILITANT OPPOSED MARCHES · Workers Press no. 742, 18 April 1972
  39. No retreat on pay · Workers Press no. 744, 20 April 1972
  40. BUILDING · Workers Press no. 745, 21 April 1972
  41. Pro-EEC men still lurk in Cabinet · Workers Press no. 751, 28 April 1972
  42. Into print · Workers Press no. 751, 28 April 1972
  43. First weekly Trotskyist youth paper nov 'Keep Left'- a principled, fighting history · Workers Press no. 764, 13 May 1972
  44. DECIDES TO BACK HEATH · Workers Press no. 767, 17 May 1972
  45. MARSH: THE WILSON MINISTER WHO BECAME THE TORIES' RAIL BOSS · Workers Press no. 767, 17 May 1972
  46. ARRESTS QUESTIONING AND TORTURE · Workers Press no. 771, 22 May 1972
  47. Wandsworth's ex-housing head says: 'Rebel' councillors must fight back · Workers Press no. 772, 23 May 1972
  48. THE CASE HISTORY OF A STALINIST HUMBUC · Workers Press no. 773, 24 May 1972
  49. OUTLOOK 9 · Workers Press no. 773, 24 May 1972
  50. Wandsworth rent 'rebel' explains Why I quit as council chairman · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 774, 25 May 1972
  51. Tories provoke showdown —Wilson · Workers Press no. 774, 25 May 1972
  52. TORY CLASH WITH UNIONS WILSON RUNS AWAY · Workers Press no. 775, 26 May 1972
  53. Wilson 'scurrilous' · Workers Press no. 776, 27 May 1972
  54. LABOUR FIGHT · Workers Press no. 777, 29 May 1972
  55. Banking bedfellows · Workers Press no. 777, 29 May 1972
  56. Suspended 6 months by rent rise LP · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 778, 30 May 1972
  57. FRIENDLY TO HEATH · Workers Press no. 780, 1 June 1972
  58. Islington rejects council whitewash · Workers Press no. 781, 2 June 1972
  59. WHY A LABOUR GOVERNMENT? · Workers Press no. 785, 7 June 1972
  60. ACTION AND A SOCIALIST PROGRAMME · Workers Press no. 785, 7 June 1972
  61. POLICIES · Workers Press no. 786, 8 June 1972
  62. ISOLATING STRIKERS · Workers Press no. 786, 8 June 1972
  63. INTERNATIONAL GROUP (IMG) WRITES OFF THE WORKING CLASS · Workers Press no. 788, 10 June 1972
  64. CRISISOF REFORMISM · Workers Press no. 789, 12 June 1972
  65. Giant miners' rallydemands recall TUC · Workers Press no. 789, 12 June 1972
  66. DEFENDING · Workers Press no. 790, 13 June 1972
  67. Engineers reaffirm fight for the right to work · Workers Press no. 791, 14 June 1972
  68. MASS MOVEMENT FOR A GENERAL STRIKE BUILDS UP · Workers Press no. 793, 16 June 1972
  69. Wide backing for Councils · Workers Press no. 793, 16 June 1972
  70. 'FUNNY MAN' · Workers Press no. 795, 19 June 1972
  71. Labour ranks rebel against pro- Market MPs · Workers Press no. 795, 19 June 1972
  72. Kissinger's Peking talks are highly secret · Workers Press no. 798, 22 June 1972
  73. Yakir to be tried · Workers Press no. 798, 22 June 1972
  74. TO TAFF VALE · Workers Press no. 799, 23 June 1972
  75. The right to picket · Workers Press no. 799, 23 June 1972
  76. MANIFESTO: THE CASE FOR A LABOUR PARTY · Workers Press no. 807, 3 July 1972
  77. RANK AND FILE BACK TAVERNE SACKING · Workers Press no. 808, 4 July 1972
  78. MANIFESTO: THE CASE FOR A LABOUR PARTY · Workers Press no. 808, 4 July 1972
  79. AN ENGINEER RAPS HIS UNIONS' PAY STRATEGY · Workers Press no. 814, 11 July 1972
  80. CAMPAIGN HEALTH CUTS · Workers Press no. 814, 11 July 1972
  81. Provocation while Sinn Fein leaders away Tories cheer Wilson's praise for Whitelaw · Workers Press no. 814, 11 July 1972
  82. ONE MAN'S CAMPAIGN AGAINST · Workers Press no. 815, 12 July 1972
  83. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF HAROLD WILSON · Workers Press no. 818, 15 July 1972
  84. Leith Labour Party chooses Council of Action motion · Workers Press no. 821, 19 July 1972
  85. EDMUND WILSON AND THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL · Workers Press no. 821, 19 July 1972
  86. LETTER AND REPLY · Workers Press no. 821, 19 July 1972
  87. 'Decadence of Marxism' · Workers Press no. 821, 19 July 1972
  88. Dangerous docks split taken to Tilbury · Workers Press no. 822, 20 July 1972
  89. DOWN · Workers Press no. 827, 28 July 1972
  90. Labour still plans anti-union legislation · Workers Press no. 827, 28 July 1972
  91. DANGEROUS DAYS AHEAD · Workers Press no. 828, 29 July 1972
  92. Collaboration is not such a novel idea · Workers Press no. 832, 3 August 1972
  93. GOOD ON SHORT ON ANALYSIS · Workers Press no. 841, 14 August 1972
  94. STAB IN FOR RENT · Workers Press no. 848, 22 August 1972
  95. A MAN OF PROPERTY · Workers Press no. 850, 24 August 1972
  96. WHEN DOCKERS CHANGED THE LAW · Workers Press no. 851, 25 August 1972
  97. Leaders backing down · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 853, 28 August 1972
  98. Asians: LP carte blanche to Tory racialism · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 860, 5 September 1972
  99. Mobilize fight against Rent Act' · Workers Press no. 860, 5 September 1972
  100. It was German bullets that killed the nine Israeli hostages-Cairo spokesman Egypt blames German police · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 864, 9 September 1972
  101. MILITANT · Workers Press no. 867, 13 September 1972
  102. Wilson fails to find talks formula' · Workers Press no. 869, 15 September 1972
  103. 'Pioneer against piecework' heads group Labour Party's new · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 869, 15 September 1972
  104. TORIES' POLICIES SAVAGE STANDARD OF LIVING WAGES BATTLE · Workers Press no. 873, 20 September 1972
  105. LETTER: Unions must fight with tenants · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 874, 21 September 1972
  106. Swindon Council of Action set up · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 875, 22 September 1972
  107. MEANWHILE BANKRUPTCY COURT IN WAKEFIELD... · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 877, 25 September 1972
  108. HOW LABOUR BEGAN THE ATTACKS ON WORKERS' RIGHTS · Workers Press no. 878, 26 September 1972
  109. Beware of rent strikes isolating struggle Defeat Tories to beat rent Act · Workers Press no. 882, 30 September 1972
  110. Retreat before they even start · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 883, 2 October 1972
  111. DARLING · Workers Press no. 883, 2 October 1972
  112. WHO LET THE RENT MAN INP · Workers Press no. 883, 2 October 1972
  113. RED PAPER COMPILED PARLOUR · Workers Press no. 883, 2 October 1972
  114. AS LABOUR CHIEFS RETREAT ON HOUSING POLICY MERSEY STRIKE LEAD AGAINST RENT RISE · Workers Press no. 884, 3 October 1972
  115. Roy's the boy-for the middle · Workers Press no. 884, 3 October 1972
  116. Labour must repeal Industrial Relations Act · Workers Press no. 884, 3 October 1972
  117. WILSON MOVING CLOSER TO TORIES · Workers Press no. 886, 5 October 1972
  118. Press pleased with Wilson · Workers Press no. 886, 5 October 1972
  119. Marketeers get rough ride: Shouts of coward' · Workers Press no. 886, 5 October 1972
  120. 'NOOSE' TALKS WILL GO ON WILSON ACCEPTS TORY PAY PLAN · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 887, 6 October 1972
  121. Foot reassures the Tories · Workers Press no. 887, 6 October 1972
  122. How Harold Wilson neutralized Jack Jones The Market fix · Workers Press no. 887, 6 October 1972
  123. CAV lobby support · Workers Press no. 887, 6 October 1972
  124. LABOUR COLLABORATION WITH TORY PLANS COALITION IN ALL BUT NAME · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 888, 7 October 1972
  125. Horse trading over jobs Work-in tactics less likely · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 888, 7 October 1972
  126. More paper tigers at Blackpool · Workers Press no. 888, 7 October 1972
  127. Labour MP accepts EEC job, then · Workers Press no. 889, 9 October 1972
  128. Reid calls off work in: A rotten compromise · Workers Press no. 889, 9 October 1972
  129. COME BACK! · Workers Press no. 889, 9 October 1972
  130. Who wrote that speech? · Workers Press no. 890, 10 October 1972
  131. Hull docker-councillor to figl inside LP for rents policy · Workers Press no. 890, 10 October 1972
  132. Greenwich revolt is snowballing · Workers Press no. 890, 10 October 1972
  133. Hanoi dampens peace' vote-catcher · Workers Press no. 892, 12 October 1972
  134. CAV men campaign for cash support · Workers Press no. 892, 12 October 1972
  135. Councillors leave door open for retreat, but Camden is London's sole rent rebel · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 893, 13 October 1972
  136. Tape-recordings · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 896, 17 October 1972
  137. Follow the Lincoln example · Workers Press no. 898, 19 October 1972
  138. MAJORITY VOICE · Workers Press no. 899, 20 October 1972
  139. PART ELEVEN ing class had made an im · Workers Press no. 902, 24 October 1972
  140. LABOUR'S PRO-MARKET FIFTH COLUMN STRENGTHENED · Workers Press no. 903, 25 October 1972
  141. LABOUR GURUS BACK THE TORY PAY CONTROLS · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 906, 28 October 1972
  142. JACK · Workers Press no. 907, 30 October 1972
  143. BUILD A LABOUR PARTY! · Workers Press no. 911, 3 November 1972
  144. King · Workers Press no. 915, 8 November 1972
  145. 'OUR EMPERORS HAVE NO CLOTHES' SAYS KING · Workers Press no. 923, 17 November 1972
  146. Labour's low-profile' treachery · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 927, 22 November 1972
  147. PROLOGUE · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 934, 30 November 1972
  148. AGAINST PARLIAMENT Modern Melodrama · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 935, 1 December 1972
  149. Rent rebel: Labour Party · Workers Press no. 945, 13 December 1972
  150. TREACHERY-2 · Workers Press no. 945, 13 December 1972
  151. They're in for a nasty shock. nasty shock! · Workers Press no. 953, 22 December 1972
  152. CAMDEN MOUNTS CAMPAIGN TO DEFEND REBEL COUNCILLORS · Workers Press no. 957, 29 December 1972
  153. No successes against Keep Left' · Workers Press no. 957, 29 December 1972
  154. MP slams pro-Zionist statements · Workers Press no. 957, 29 December 1972
  155. WORKING CLASS SHOWS ITS STRENGTH · Workers Press no. 958, 30 December 1972
  156. THE MAKING OF A TRAITOR · Workers Press no. 958, 30 December 1972

1973 (93)

  1. What we think Hanoi army paper claims victory over B52s Why Nixon called Labour lackevs off the bombing of Nixon · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 959, 1 January 1973
  2. MACDONALD FORMS THE FIRST NATIONAL GOVERNMENT · Workers Press no. 959, 1 January 1973
  3. SAFEGUARD · Workers Press no. 960, 2 January 1973
  4. THE GUESTS AND GHOSTS AT KING HENRY'S COURT · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 963, 5 January 1973
  5. Bedwas fights the Commissioner... and the Labour Party · Workers Press no. 966, 9 January 1973
  6. MEMOIRS · Workers Press no. 967, 10 January 1973
  7. Engineering union taken to court by Glasgow haulier · Workers Press no. 974, 18 January 1973
  8. BEHIND PHASE TWO OF STATE PAY PLAN · Workers Press no. 975, 19 January 1973
  9. GAITSKELL · Workers Press no. 975, 19 January 1973
  10. JOBS: Tory figures fiddle is caught out · Workers Press no. 975, 19 January 1973
  11. Classes and individuals · Workers Press no. 978, 23 January 1973
  12. No opposition to Tories' state pay plan Labour-TUC chiefs beat retreat · Workers Press no. 979, 24 January 1973
  13. 'BACK STATE PAY REBELS' · Workers Press no. 980, 25 January 1973
  14. CASHING IN BANKING BONANZA · Workers Press no. 980, 25 January 1973
  15. Nauseating charity for North Vietnam · Workers Press no. 981, 26 January 1973
  16. Fringe · Workers Press no. 982, 27 January 1973
  17. Wilson hot air about parliamentary institution · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 986, 1 February 1973
  18. WHAT IS THE LABOUR LEAGUE? · Workers Press no. 988, 3 February 1973
  19. WHY A LABOUR GOVERNMENT · Workers Press no. 988, 3 February 1973
  20. WILSON WARNS OF UNLIMITED FINES BY SECRET COURTS PHASE TWO LAW CAN GAG PRESS · Workers Press no. 989, 5 February 1973
  21. LETTER The Tory conspiracy which toppled the first Labour government · Workers Press no. 994, 10 February 1973
  22. THE TIME TO FIGHT IS NOW · Workers Press no. 999, 16 February 1973
  23. PAY · Workers Press no. 1009, 28 February 1973
  24. OUR IS FOR SAYING · Workers Press no. 1010, 1 March 1973
  25. Jobs, closures and wages the real issues · Workers Press no. 1010, 1 March 1973
  26. DISEASES · Workers Press no. 1011, 2 March 1973
  27. The Lincoln by-election · Workers Press no. 1012, 3 March 1973
  28. Reformists' plan can't solve workers' basic demands · Workers Press no. 1012, 3 March 1973
  29. ATUA Гіс · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 1015, 7 March 1973
  30. Labour Party Taverne-ites · Workers Press no. 1017, 9 March 1973
  31. STRIKE TES: TORIESSMASH THECRISISA · Workers Press no. 1017, 9 March 1973
  32. 1972 CONDIONS ATUA GENERAL · Workers Press no. 1018, 10 March 1973
  33. Clear out the Jenkins gang · Workers Press no. 1019, 12 March 1973
  34. ANSWER ROY JENKINS NOW DEMAND EMERGENCY LABOUR PARTY CONFERENCE · Workers Press no. 1021, 14 March 1973
  35. Labourites move steadily rightwards · Workers Press no. 1023, 16 March 1973
  36. NOT INDIVIDUAL 'CONSCIENCES' BUT A RIGHT WING PLOT · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 1024, 17 March 1973
  37. FOUR MAJOR UNIONS IN FAVOUR · Workers Press no. 1024, 17 March 1973
  38. Taverne exposed · Workers Press no. 1029, 23 March 1973
  39. WORKERS' CONTROL ... OR CONTROL OF THE WORKERS? · Workers Press no. 1029, 23 March 1973
  40. LABOUR'S TAME LEFT WING · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 1032, 27 March 1973
  41. DISARMED · Workers Press no. 1032, 27 March 1973
  42. TOO LATE · Workers Press no. 1032, 27 March 1973
  43. DAILY EXPRESSO GATSOGA TSMASH TH CHAPELES FREE UNIONS FREE · Workers Press no. 1032, 27 March 1973
  44. DANGERS · Workers Press no. 1032, 27 March 1973
  45. The hand of Roy Jenkins · Workers Press no. 1035, 30 March 1973
  46. Sniggering all the way to Stalinism · Workers Press no. 1043, 9 April 1973
  47. TEN YEARS OF THE YOUNG SOCIALIST 3 ST · Workers Press no. 1047, 13 April 1973
  48. YOUNG SOCIALISTS FIGHT ON FOR REVOLUTIONARY POLITICS · Workers Press no. 1051, 18 April 1973
  49. Jones and Wilson ignore crisis · Workers Press no. 1052, 19 April 1973
  50. THEORETICAL FIGHT · Workers Press no. 1053, 21 April 1973
  51. NO TEARS FOR DUBCEK During his visit to · Workers Press no. 1059, 28 April 1973
  52. Stalinists help defeat General Strike call · Workers Press no. 1064, 5 May 1973
  53. HEFFER DEFENDS WILSON · Workers Press no. 1066, 8 May 1973
  54. Storm over Benn's 'nationalization' call · Workers Press no. 1067, 9 May 1973
  55. Spate of Phase deals · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1070, 12 May 1973
  56. PUBLIC MEEUNGs Transforming the Socialist Labour League into the · Workers Press no. 1075, 18 May 1973
  57. Fir · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1076, 19 May 1973
  58. JOIN THE SOCIALIST LABOUR LEAGUE · Workers Press no. 1076, 19 May 1973
  59. THE ROAD TO ANTI-COMMUNISM. PART 5 · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 1076, 19 May 1973
  60. Labour must nationalize without · Workers Press no. 1077, 21 May 1973
  61. Withdraw the gunboats from Icelandic · Workers Press no. 1078, 22 May 1973
  62. Party leaders have got to be exposed · Workers Press no. 1078, 22 May 1973
  63. DON'T WASTE A MINUTE! BRING THE TORIES DOWN · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 1081, 25 May 1973
  64. BRITAIN'S OWN WATERGATE CRISIS HEATH-WILSON CARVEUP EXPOSED · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 1082, 26 May 1973
  65. WHY LABOUR IS SILENT · Workers Press no. 1084, 29 May 1973
  66. LET'S GO NOWHERE WITH WILSON · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1086, 31 May 1973
  67. Labour and nationalization · Workers Press no. 1087, 1 June 1973
  68. WILSON AND FEATHER CREATE SPLIT HEATH'S FLUNKEYS SPEAK UP · Workers Press no. 1088, 2 June 1973
  69. THE WAITING LIST · Workers Press no. 1088, 2 June 1973
  70. Bread price rise on Monday · Workers Press no. 1088, 2 June 1973
  71. Feather sets date for Phase Three talks · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1089, 4 June 1973
  72. Call emergency LP conference · Workers Press no. 1089, 4 June 1973
  73. I would like information THE SOCIALIST LABOUR LEAGUE · Workers Press no. 1091, 6 June 1973
  74. VIL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 1092, 7 June 1973
  75. Benn papers over cracks in Labour Party · Workers Press no. 1092, 7 June 1973
  76. Wilson paves the way for the Tories · Workers Press no. 1093, 8 June 1973
  77. Fight to save 18 jobs takes new turn Film and TV men force COI retreat · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1093, 8 June 1973
  78. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 1094, 9 June 1973
  79. Key Nixon speech today? · Workers Press no. 1095, 11 June 1973
  80. STARVATION · Workers Press no. 1095, 11 June 1973
  81. Wilson proposes 'people's capitalism' · Workers Press no. 1097, 13 June 1973
  82. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 1097, 13 June 1973
  83. ALL TRADES UNIONS-ALLIANICE MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 1099, 15 June 1973
  84. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 1100, 16 June 1973
  85. Edinburgh Council of Action set up Police camera spy at demo by builders · Workers Press no. 1100, 16 June 1973
  86. Paras plan revenge killings- Ulster MP · Workers Press no. 1101, 18 June 1973
  87. Mobilize for nationalization · Workers Press no. 1104, 21 June 1973
  88. Italian CP tries · Workers Press no. 1105, 22 June 1973
  89. Desperate $8,000m booster Lira needs more support · Workers Press no. 1106, 23 June 1973
  90. 'TRIBUNE' AND SCANLON · Workers Press no. 1106, 23 June 1973
  91. WILSON'S LEFT-FOOTED POODLE · Workers Press no. 1109, 27 June 1973
  92. Why I'm coming to Belle Vue · Workers Press no. 1112, 30 June 1973
  93. Urges union chiets to break conference decisions Wilson lifeline to Phase Three talks · Workers Press no. 1112, 30 June 1973

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