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Miners

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

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1969 (50)

  1. A.T.U.A. calls motor workers' conference · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 1, 27 September 1969
  2. RACHMAN CHARGE AGAINST · By Mark Jenkins · Workers Press no. 2, 30 September 1969
  3. Miners strike · Workers Press no. 3, 1 October 1969
  4. Yorks. pay battle mounts Cadeby men can win · By Peter Read · Workers Press no. 3, 1 October 1969
  5. SUPPORT THE CADEBY · Workers Press no. 5, 3 October 1969
  6. Cadeby miners firm DUSTMEN'S STRIKE SPREADS · By Peter Read · Workers Press no. 6, 4 October 1969
  7. Big lobby for £20 claim Dustmen are determined to win strike · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 7, 7 October 1969
  8. MINERS FACE THIRD WAGE DEAL · By Bernard Franks · Workers Press no. 8, 8 October 1969
  9. A policy for miners · Workers Press no. 9, 9 October 1969
  10. Dustmen their strike · By Peter Read · Workers Press no. 10, 10 October 1969
  11. TRIES TO SPLIT · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 11, 11 October 1969
  12. Demand for eight-hour day MINERS STRIKE · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 12, 14 October 1969
  13. Yorks. strike · By Rex Henry · Workers Press no. 13, 15 October 1969
  14. 70,000 stop Yorks. pits SUPPORT FOR MINERS GROWS · Workers Press no. 14, 16 October 1969
  15. Deflation in U.S. Living costs and unemployment rising continually · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 14, 16 October 1969
  16. Strike spreads in · Workers Press no. 15, 17 October 1969
  17. Car chiefs blame · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 15, 17 October 1969
  18. MINERS' STRIKE · Workers Press no. 15, 17 October 1969
  19. BANKERS HAIL strike official WILSON · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 16, 18 October 1969
  20. As more pits close Make miners · Workers Press no. 16, 18 October 1969
  21. Bosses still press Devlin Phase Two Crucial stage in docks pay talks · By Rex Henry · Workers Press no. 16, 18 October 1969
  22. Miners' strike-Second week YORKS. STAY OUT S. WALES SPREADS · Workers Press no. 17, 21 October 1969
  23. STEWARD CLOCKED OUT BY · Workers Press no. 17, 21 October 1969
  24. Kent miners want old score settled · Workers Press no. 17, 21 October 1969
  25. As 120,000 miners challenge the NCB: coal strike spreads · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 18, 22 October 1969
  26. Miners stick out for less hours · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 19, 23 October 1969
  27. EDITORIAL Stalinism Covers Daly · Workers Press no. 20, 24 October 1969
  28. THE MINER IS GOING TO HAVE JUSTICE' · Workers Press no. 20, 24 October 1969
  29. Williams, South Wales strike leader Uproar at Porthcawl meeting · Workers Press no. 20, 24 October 1969
  30. Port employers prepare for docks · By Bernard Franks · Workers Press no. 20, 24 October 1969
  31. Dangerous T.U.C. move by miners · Workers Press no. 21, 25 October 1969
  32. Second statement by the All Trades Unions Alliance miners' section · Workers Press no. 22, 28 October 1969
  33. A warning to all trade unionists MINERS WERE BETRAYED · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 22, 28 October 1969
  34. What next for the miners? · Workers Press no. 22, 28 October 1969
  35. The show that will not go on · By Frank Cartwright · Workers Press no. 22, 28 October 1969
  36. PROTEST ACTION AT HAY'S WHARF · Workers Press no. 22, 28 October 1969
  37. Targets · Workers Press no. 22, 28 October 1969
  38. INDUSIRIAL 'Official trike' call miners · Workers Press no. 24, 30 October 1969
  39. B.S.R. INQUIRY Blakeman pickets' · By Peter Read · Workers Press no. 26, 1 November 1969
  40. Offer miners' committee · Workers Press no. 28, 5 November 1969
  41. STALINISM AND LEADERSHIP IN THE UNIONS Some lessons of the recent miners' strike by Cliff Slaughter · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 32, 11 November 1969
  42. Productivity threat at airport Stewards speak out on Heathrow contract · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 36, 15 November 1969
  43. Miners eight-hour day ballot New leadership vital strike a trial in Kent coalfield · Workers Press no. 38, 19 November 1969
  44. Betrayal · Workers Press no. 38, 19 November 1969
  45. U.S. Vice-President raises McCarthy witch-hunt spectre · Workers Press no. 38, 19 November 1969
  46. A revolutionary future for miners · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 44, 27 November 1969
  47. Miners since nationalization. Part one · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 48, 3 December 1969
  48. Miners since nationalization. Part two · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 49, 4 December 1969
  49. Ford and Daly must resign · Workers Press no. 55, 12 December 1969
  50. Daly angers Yorks. miners · Workers Press no. 59, 18 December 1969

1970 (135)

  1. Defeated US miners' murdered · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 71, 7 January 1970
  2. Asturian coalfield halted · Workers Press no. 73, 9 January 1970
  3. CAB strikers determined on closed shop · Workers Press no. 166, 20 May 1970
  4. S. Wales miners E demand a national pay strike · Workers Press no. 166, 20 May 1970
  5. Kent miners' strike · Workers Press no. 168, 22 May 1970
  6. BIBLIOGRAPHY · Workers Press no. 170, 26 May 1970
  7. The Molly Maguires CINEMA · By David Barnes · Workers Press no. 170, 26 May 1970
  8. Belgian miners renew strike · Workers Press no. 179, 5 June 1970
  9. Kremlin-N. Vietnam rift Moscow attacks Hanoi · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 182, 9 June 1970
  10. Yugoslav miners out · Workers Press no. 183, 10 June 1970
  11. Talk' with Tories says Daly Miners' chiefi joins the retreat · Workers Press no. 200, 2 July 1970
  12. Rank-and-file miners' conference · Workers Press no. 200, 2 July 1970
  13. Durham miners must fight for a revolutionary alternative AS DURHAM miners march on their Gala · Workers Press no. 207, 11 July 1970
  14. The Tory attack is on Miners 1926 Dockers 1970 · By Martin Zarrop · Workers Press no. 211, 17 July 1970
  15. Closures · Workers Press no. 215, 23 July 1970
  16. Army terror stepped up · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 225, 6 August 1970
  17. Tory leaders fiaht miners · Workers Press no. 225, 6 August 1970
  18. DOCKERS-Learn lesson of Ford and the pits Devlin plan means Measured-Day Work · Workers Press no. 227, 8 August 1970
  19. Wages too high-Carr · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 227, 8 August 1970
  20. Yugoslav miners to lobby · Workers Press no. 229, 12 August 1970
  21. Wage crunch planned after docks retreat Tories attack miners an and railwaymen · Workers Press no. 231, 14 August 1970
  22. COMFORT · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 234, 19 August 1970
  23. Nationalized industries @The Tories are worried lest · Workers Press no. 234, 19 August 1970
  24. Clyde sackings explode "development area' myth · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 241, 28 August 1970
  25. 15,000 miners face OVER 5,000 miners in Yorkshire's Barnsley · Workers Press no. 242, 29 August 1970
  26. Speed-up the pits · Workers Press no. 243, 1 September 1970
  27. day my Prince will come · Workers Press no. 244, 2 September 1970
  28. Miners are underpaid —Belgian strikers · Workers Press no. 246, 4 September 1970
  29. Lock-out after pit accident protest · Workers Press no. 247, 5 September 1970
  30. Builders & miners head Spanish · Workers Press no. 250, 10 September 1970
  31. Miners' pay claim is in danger · Workers Press no. 254, 16 September 1970
  32. As military dictators take over in Jordan E1,000 Appeal · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 255, 17 September 1970
  33. Miners firm on £5 demand · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 255, 17 September 1970
  34. (continued from page 1) · Workers Press no. 255, 17 September 1970
  35. E.C. calls ballot on miners' strike · Workers Press no. 256, 18 September 1970
  36. Pit jobs come under mechanization chopper · Workers Press no. 256, 18 September 1970
  37. Uniqueness · Workers Press no. 260, 24 September 1970
  38. A fight "to the bitter end' Jobs future linked with pit pay fight · Workers Press no. 262, 26 September 1970
  39. Council men eager for · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 263, 29 September 1970
  40. Office staff do messengers' job By miners' leaders · Workers Press no. 271, 9 October 1970
  41. Daly · Workers Press no. 271, 9 October 1970
  42. Robens FROM PAGE ONE · Workers Press no. 271, 9 October 1970
  43. Miners must win · Workers Press no. 272, 10 October 1970
  44. Support Pilkington workers DEMONSTRATE Monday October 1 · Workers Press no. 272, 10 October 1970
  45. Pickets break Lambeth deadlock · Workers Press no. 272, 10 October 1970
  46. INTERVIEW WITHLAWRENCE of men, we are trying to get DALY GENERAL SECRETARY OF THE NATIONAL UNION CONDUCTED AT THE NUM HEADQUARTERS IN EUSTON, LONDON ON OCTOBER 7 JOHNS: And you would tell BY STEPHEN JOHNS · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 272, 10 October 1970
  47. Economy · Workers Press no. 272, 10 October 1970
  48. LAIF NEWS · Workers Press no. 272, 10 October 1970
  49. Pit leaders committed Lesterday and will be voting · Workers Press no. 274, 13 October 1970
  50. On the miners' strike & strike ballot · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 274, 13 October 1970
  51. MINERS SCAPE- GOATS · Workers Press no. 274, 13 October 1970
  52. PRAISE FOR SHIP UNIONS' 'REALISM' · Workers Press no. 274, 13 October 1970
  53. New legal battle over anarchist · By David Barnes · Workers Press no. 274, 13 October 1970
  54. Coalition shelves nationalization Ceylon workers murdered by police · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 275, 14 October 1970
  55. Tory right-wingers a join fines' witch- hunt · Workers Press no. 277, 16 October 1970
  56. Workers take over Bolivian tin-mine HQ · Workers Press no. 278, 17 October 1970
  57. Struggling to survive on £13 a week Farm pay award means fight ahead · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 282, 22 October 1970
  58. With the results of tomorrow some miners STAN SHANKS, Bilsthorpe Colliery (Notts) and ROW- LAND BURTON, Ollerton Colliery (Notts): · Workers Press no. 282, 22 October 1970
  59. Miners suspended · Workers Press no. 282, 22 October 1970
  60. As Mersey Lucas workers give lead Jobless total hits 30-year peak · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 283, 23 October 1970
  61. Pits walk · Workers Press no. 284, 24 October 1970
  62. Rally against · Workers Press no. 284, 24 October 1970
  63. Some pages from miners' history How the miners' 1920 strike was betrayed · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 285, 26 October 1970
  64. Scottish pits stop as pay talks open · Workers Press no. 286, 27 October 1970
  65. British on EEC agenda · Workers Press no. 286, 27 October 1970
  66. Coal Board seeks MDW agreement · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 287, 28 October 1970
  67. EYE · Workers Press no. 288, 29 October 1970
  68. Pit pay · Workers Press no. 288, 29 October 1970
  69. Medals cancelled · Workers Press no. 288, 29 October 1970
  70. Mass revulsion against Tory government · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 289, 30 October 1970
  71. Tory cuts mean 'miners · Workers Press no. 289, 30 October 1970
  72. Bang! It's gone · Workers Press no. 289, 30 October 1970
  73. 55,000 miners may be out soon 'Reject NCB offer' -say Kent & S Wales · Workers Press no. 290, 31 October 1970
  74. Yugoslavia · Workers Press no. 290, 31 October 1970
  75. Cuts on the way · Workers Press no. 292, 3 November 1970
  76. Nixon laws aimed at working class · Workers Press no. 292, 3 November 1970
  77. Car stewards and women join council lobby · Workers Press no. 293, 4 November 1970
  78. Bring down the govt or it will be worse than 1926 The only road for the working · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 294, 5 November 1970
  79. Scamp concedes 50s—but wants Tory laws soon · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 295, 6 November 1970
  80. 'At last, at last, the miners fight' · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 295, 6 November 1970
  81. Victory to the miners · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 296, 7 November 1970
  82. Tory Carr cracks anti-union whip · Workers Press no. 296, 7 November 1970
  83. November stands at · Workers Press no. 297, 9 November 1970
  84. Miners' strike · Workers Press no. 297, 9 November 1970
  85. Nixon appoints Goldwater backer · Workers Press no. 297, 9 November 1970
  86. Brandt govt under fire in W Germany · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 297, 9 November 1970
  87. Lord Robens launches on miners · Workers Press no. 298, 10 November 1970
  88. "Backlog' disputes slow down return · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 298, 10 November 1970
  89. Fruits of Arafat-Hussein agreement Palestinians face growing danger of attack FEARS are growing in Amman of a new Royalist Selassie covers up for imperialism · Workers Press no. 298, 10 November 1970
  90. WEAtHER · Workers Press no. 298, 10 November 1970
  91. 'A strike-breaking we will go' · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 299, 11 November 1970
  92. COALFIELD COMMENTS · Workers Press no. 299, 11 November 1970
  93. TRICK WHATS LEFT? TWE STRIKE TO RESO: D ACTION Miners are not the same as in 1926 ...they're more determined to win' · Workers Press no. 299, 11 November 1970
  94. journalists strike against closure · Workers Press no. 299, 11 November 1970
  95. Say 'No' to TUC freeze · Workers Press no. 300, 12 November 1970
  96. Robens and press attack on miners widens Witch-hunt is aimed at whole working class · Workers Press no. 300, 12 November 1970
  97. Lord Robens? · Workers Press no. 300, 12 November 1970
  98. Robens' accusation brings out = more miners · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 300, 12 November 1970
  99. Powell-still the real voice of Toryism · Workers Press no. 300, 12 November 1970
  100. Despite union's ballot decision Miners bid to strike · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 301, 13 November 1970
  101. Sordid move in Indian parliament · Workers Press no. 301, 13 November 1970
  102. The miners' first national union BOOKS · Workers Press no. 301, 13 November 1970
  103. A chorus of lies · Workers Press no. 302, 14 November 1970
  104. The Tories defeated · Workers Press no. 302, 14 November 1970
  105. Cabinet to Feather deal · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 302, 14 November 1970
  106. Neighbours · Workers Press no. 302, 14 November 1970
  107. OLLERTON OLD AND NEW · Workers Press no. 302, 14 November 1970
  108. We won't be intimidated by NCB propaganda' · Workers Press no. 302, 14 November 1970
  109. To defeat the anti-union laws What must be done by · Workers Press no. 303, 16 November 1970
  110. Many · Workers Press no. 303, 16 November 1970
  111. Thezdaily paper R · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 304, 17 November 1970
  112. 63 pits still shut · Workers Press no. 305, 18 November 1970
  113. As workers battle against Franco Czech diplomatic relations with Franco sealed · Workers Press no. 305, 18 November 1970
  114. SHOP STEWARDS at British-Leyland's Cowley car-assembly plant accuse the company of con- sistent misinformation in the campaign to force · Workers Press no. 306, 19 November 1970
  115. Arms will protect giant investments Still 90 per cent · Workers Press no. 306, 19 November 1970
  116. Foot opposed miners' strike · Workers Press no. 306, 19 November 1970
  117. Russian Orthodox head visits Israel · Workers Press no. 306, 19 November 1970
  118. Robens' smear · Workers Press no. 307, 20 November 1970
  119. spending threatens strain on · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 308, 21 November 1970
  120. Red Fridav · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 308, 21 November 1970
  121. Reparations End of ane World wait, had · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 308, 21 November 1970
  122. Fresh C.P. · Workers Press no. 310, 24 November 1970
  123. How the CP broke the miners' strike · Workers Press no. 310, 24 November 1970
  124. Tuesday October 27 · Workers Press no. 310, 24 November 1970
  125. How key pit was sent back · Workers Press no. 311, 25 November 1970
  126. Miners accept offer, but New pits row soon · Workers Press no. 313, 27 November 1970
  127. Miners must fight for new leadership · Workers Press no. 314, 28 November 1970
  128. Some pages from miners' · Workers Press no. 320, 5 December 1970
  129. More meat for Polish · Workers Press no. 320, 5 December 1970
  130. LUNACHARSKY · By New Park Books · Workers Press no. 326, 12 December 1970
  131. Dutschke appeal soon to be secret? · Workers Press no. 331, 18 December 1970
  132. MINERS SPENCERISM the price of DEFEAT · Workers Press no. 332, 19 December 1970
  133. YOUR JOBS! EN, NOT CHILDREN FACE THE FACTS! · Workers Press no. 332, 19 December 1970
  134. Sell-outs said Tories who suffer from a · Workers Press no. 334, 22 December 1970
  135. As Tories prepare to abolish Health Service New plans for treachery on the way · Workers Press no. 338, 29 December 1970

1971 (9)

  1. Pages from miners' history 1926: The Fruits of Betrayal · Workers Press no. 343, 4 January 1971
  2. Oppose · Workers Press no. 343, 4 January 1971
  3. The sack for m'Lud Alf? · Workers Press no. 344, 5 January 1971
  4. Polish workers not fooled by Gierek · Workers Press no. 344, 5 January 1971
  5. Trust thy neighbour · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 347, 8 January 1971
  6. Miners say NO-still hoping · Workers Press no. 640, 17 December 1971
  7. Arthur 'Curly Owen · Workers Press no. 641, 18 December 1971
  8. To defeat Tories Engineer miner alliance C is needed · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 645, 23 December 1971
  9. Man of the year' thé N · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 647, 28 December 1971

1972 (321)

  1. Pits showdown is near · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 651, 1 January 1972
  2. Strikes and rumours at Jaguar · Workers Press no. 652, 3 January 1972
  3. Link made over lunch · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 653, 4 January 1972
  4. America, · Workers Press no. 653, 4 January 1972
  5. YOUR LEADERS! Yorkshire warning · Workers Press no. 653, 4 January 1972
  6. Now Tito turns on · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 653, 4 January 1972
  7. 600 workers invade boardroom Now Fisher- Bendix men · Workers Press no. 655, 6 January 1972
  8. Reality of BBC debate Fitt ready to deal with Tories · Workers Press no. 655, 6 January 1972
  9. Miners under Tory fire · Workers Press no. 656, 7 January 1972
  10. It's the Tories we're taking on- S Wales miners · Workers Press no. 656, 7 January 1972
  11. Apprentices fully behind miners' strike · Workers Press no. 656, 7 January 1972
  12. AUEW retreat would be A stab in for miners · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 657, 8 January 1972
  13. I believe there'll be ready sup port from those unions with wage claims in the pipeline, because · Workers Press no. 657, 8 January 1972
  14. A taste · Workers Press no. 657, 8 January 1972
  15. Spanish · Workers Press no. 657, 8 January 1972
  16. UStwists Japan's · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 657, 8 January 1972
  17. Coal Board offer withdrawn Tories declare war on miners · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 658, 10 January 1972
  18. Savage · Workers Press no. 658, 10 January 1972
  19. "They'll have a hell of a job to get us back' We're in the front · Workers Press no. 658, 10 January 1972
  20. I am still under surveillance' · Workers Press no. 658, 10 January 1972
  21. No action on coal supplies TUC rats on miners · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 659, 11 January 1972
  22. THE MINERS got yesterday-from the Miners picket at power station · Workers Press no. 659, 11 January 1972
  23. 'We're treated like muck'-Welsh miners · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 659, 11 January 1972
  24. Tito policies workers' gains · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 659, 11 January 1972
  25. Yorkshire pits defy closure threat · Workers Press no. 659, 11 January 1972
  26. Determined to win first dispute · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 659, 11 January 1972
  27. Compromise harder, moans Gormley Backing for miners grows · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 660, 12 January 1972
  28. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE MINERS SECTION STATEMENT · Workers Press no. 660, 12 January 1972
  29. Birthday cheer for Nixon ...from Tito! · Workers Press no. 660, 12 January 1972
  30. Right-to work campaign begins · Workers Press no. 660, 12 January 1972
  31. 'It's now · Workers Press no. 660, 12 January 1972
  32. Miners' wives stand firm · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 660, 12 January 1972
  33. Miners'strike FO can bring down Tories · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 661, 13 January 1972
  34. Coal stocks frozen by Scots pickets · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 661, 13 January 1972
  35. A balancing act that cannot last long · Workers Press no. 661, 13 January 1972
  36. Today they can't afford to lose' · Workers Press no. 661, 13 January 1972
  37. It's a battle to the end, say 20-year men · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 661, 13 January 1972
  38. Scottish miners leader calls for General Strike · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 662, 14 January 1972
  39. Mujib keeps left out of new assembly · By Tom Kemp · Workers Press no. 662, 14 January 1972
  40. I am always a bit cagey about productivity deals' · Workers Press no. 662, 14 January 1972
  41. I am always a bit cagey about productivity deals' · Workers Press no. 662, 14 January 1972
  42. They've tried to hold us back too long' · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 662, 14 January 1972
  43. Safety-the hard facts · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 662, 14 January 1972
  44. Miners' pickets blanket the country · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 663, 15 January 1972
  45. Crumbling · Workers Press no. 663, 15 January 1972
  46. Who's who at the Coal Board · Workers Press no. 663, 15 January 1972
  47. I assume some compromise deal' · Workers Press no. 663, 15 January 1972
  48. Closure talk will only strengthen us · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 663, 15 January 1972
  49. Clerks defy NUM and join strike Miners run the risk of fighting alone · Workers Press no. 664, 17 January 1972
  50. TUC winks, nods · Workers Press no. 664, 17 January 1972
  51. "The pits make a profit every year until they take their cut. It's time it was stopped · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 664, 17 January 1972
  52. "The pits make a profit every year until they take their cut. It's time it was stopped' · Workers Press no. 664, 17 January 1972
  53. Power men ready to back strike · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 664, 17 January 1972
  54. Speed-up increases disease deaths in pits · By Tom Kemp · Workers Press no. 664, 17 January 1972
  55. Mines debate in parliament Class lines are drawn · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 666, 19 January 1972
  56. Coal 'talks about talks' · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 666, 19 January 1972
  57. WEST DRAYTON, MIDDX Pickets face large-scale scabbing · Workers Press no. 666, 19 January 1972
  58. 'Our fight is always · Workers Press no. 666, 19 January 1972
  59. 'Our fight is always · Workers Press no. 666, 19 January 1972
  60. Chrysler pay strikers stay out Dee 18 Fresh burst of militancy in car plants · Workers Press no. 666, 19 January 1972
  61. Coal talks (continued from page 1) · Workers Press no. 666, 19 January 1972
  62. 31 unio · Workers Press no. 666, 19 January 1972
  63. W coast resume · Workers Press no. 666, 19 January 1972
  64. Welsh coke supplies · Workers Press no. 667, 20 January 1972
  65. Car stewards back miners and national pay claim · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 667, 20 January 1972
  66. NATIO COAL BOARD · Workers Press no. 667, 20 January 1972
  67. Keeping afloat · Workers Press no. 667, 20 January 1972
  68. COLUMN French Press front page · Workers Press no. 667, 20 January 1972
  69. Keeping afloat · Workers Press no. 667, 20 January 1972
  70. The lads do better · Workers Press no. 667, 20 January 1972
  71. Local leaders afraid to fight Tories-miners figl · Workers Press no. 667, 20 January 1972
  72. (continued from page 1) · Workers Press no. 667, 20 January 1972
  73. 1,023,583: The 1930s are here. · Workers Press no. 668, 21 January 1972
  74. Power supply workers · By Peter Read · Workers Press no. 668, 21 January 1972
  75. Kraft strike · Workers Press no. 668, 21 January 1972
  76. Feather paves way for · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 668, 21 January 1972
  77. Yorkshire pickets allege isolation · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 668, 21 January 1972
  78. Call to action against Tories · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 669, 22 January 1972
  79. African death toll mounts Smith govt creating its · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 669, 22 January 1972
  80. Army is torturing wounded allegation · Workers Press no. 669, 22 January 1972
  81. Power men should · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 669, 22 January 1972
  82. Briefly · Workers Press no. 669, 22 January 1972
  83. BOTH SIDES HARDEN · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 670, 24 January 1972
  84. COMMON TORY ENEMY · By Sarah Hannigan · Workers Press no. 670, 24 January 1972
  85. MINERS AND · Workers Press no. 670, 24 January 1972
  86. Yorkshire miners' warn · Workers Press no. 671, 25 January 1972
  87. 'Gormley is riding a tiger' -and he knows it · Workers Press no. 671, 25 January 1972
  88. YOUNG MINERS SPEAK OUT WE DON'T WANT AN INQUIRY · Workers Press no. 671, 25 January 1972
  89. Huge deficit but arms spending up to the American Congress by President Nixon · Workers Press no. 671, 25 January 1972
  90. TUC-TORY fire MINERS? · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 672, 26 January 1972
  91. If a man's told he's 100 per cent—he knows he's finished' · Workers Press no. 672, 26 January 1972
  92. TALK, TALK BUT NO ACTION · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 673, 27 January 1972
  93. 'Shot through by soldiers who charged the locked- out miners' · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 673, 27 January 1972
  94. The pits that close in on them · Workers Press no. 673, 27 January 1972
  95. Wage slip · Workers Press no. 673, 27 January 1972
  96. PROGRAMMES · Workers Press no. 673, 27 January 1972
  97. Work' shows someone bothers · Workers Press no. 673, 27 January 1972
  98. Ours is the test for pay · Workers Press no. 673, 27 January 1972
  99. CP STEWARDS RELEASING SHIP UCS: BIGGEST RETREAT YET · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 674, 28 January 1972
  100. MINERS LEND HALL FOR YS MARCH · Workers Press no. 674, 28 January 1972
  101. WELSH MINERS SPEAK OUT - report by lan Yeats 'Our determination is stronger than it was in 1926' · Workers Press no. 674, 28 January 1972
  102. WELSH MINERS SPEAK OUT - report by Ian Yeats 'Our determination is stronger than · Workers Press no. 674, 28 January 1972
  103. CV columm The miners infiltrate the BBC —Don't go to the miners' gala, dad, let's join the Common Market instead. by Ben Jones · Workers Press no. 674, 28 January 1972
  104. Challenge · Workers Press no. 674, 28 January 1972
  105. IS if · Workers Press no. 674, 28 January 1972
  106. Labour's role in pollution · Workers Press no. 674, 28 January 1972
  107. TUC AND THE MINERS NUM'S DALY RE-THINK · Workers Press no. 675, 29 January 1972
  108. LAWRENCE DALY, the miners' leader, has stated that he is 'very pleased' with the support given to their national strike by the TUC. · Workers Press no. 675, 29 January 1972
  109. NEW $ CRISIS ON FOR THE WAY MARCHES · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 675, 29 January 1972
  110. 'This is the time for TUC to call · Workers Press no. 675, 29 January 1972
  111. PREADERS WELCOME The Editor Workers Press, 1864 · Workers Press no. 675, 29 January 1972
  112. Ford · Workers Press no. 675, 29 January 1972
  113. Tanks answer Nixon's dove manoeuvres · Workers Press no. 675, 29 January 1972
  114. 'Boss-prop' · Workers Press no. 677, 1 February 1972
  115. INFANTRY Infantry Swindon kept at the ready Metropolitan station and · Workers Press no. 677, 1 February 1972
  116. HOW THE MINERS WON THE MINIMUM WAGE · Workers Press no. 677, 1 February 1972
  117. "Miners standwhere we did last year —Tom Jackson TUC HAS THIS ONE · Workers Press no. 677, 1 February 1972
  118. SIT-IN · Workers Press no. 677, 1 February 1972
  119. MINERS FACE SUNDAY' · Workers Press no. 678, 2 February 1972
  120. BLAHK FRIDAY · Workers Press no. 678, 2 February 1972
  121. Fourth week pit battle · Workers Press no. 678, 2 February 1972
  122. ALL TRADES UNIONS MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 679, 3 February 1972
  123. FRIDAY · Workers Press no. 679, 3 February 1972
  124. GREAT PUDDLE FRAUD · Workers Press no. 679, 3 February 1972
  125. THE TORIES ALL RIGHTS · Workers Press no. 679, 3 February 1972
  126. ULSTER UNIONS STILL PLEAD FOR REFORMS · Workers Press no. 679, 3 February 1972
  127. TORIES TO ACT ON UNION LAW · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 680, 4 February 1972
  128. CBI survey encourages wage cuts · Workers Press no. 680, 4 February 1972
  129. NOTICES · Workers Press no. 680, 4 February 1972
  130. THE PIT CASH GOP · Workers Press no. 680, 4 February 1972
  131. FORCE HEATH TO MAKE UP HIS MIND · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 680, 4 February 1972
  132. DEAD PICKET FATHER OF FOUR · Workers Press no. 680, 4 February 1972
  133. END MINERS' ISOLATION · Workers Press no. 683, 8 February 1972
  134. WHELDALE MINERS AND CARWORKERS BEHIND MARCHES · Workers Press no. 683, 8 February 1972
  135. ALL TRADES UNIONS MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 683, 8 February 1972
  136. OUR STRIKE THE FIGHT OF ALL UNIONS · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 683, 8 February 1972
  137. Pickets arrested in fuel store battle · Workers Press no. 683, 8 February 1972
  138. TORIES OUT TO SMASH MINERS · Workers Press no. 684, 9 February 1972
  139. Ayrshire miners' selfless support · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 684, 9 February 1972
  140. MARCH HAS COME AT RIGHT TIME · Workers Press no. 684, 9 February 1972
  141. HOT ОХО · Workers Press no. 684, 9 February 1972
  142. THERE'S NO DOUBT WE'RE A TEST CASE · Workers Press no. 684, 9 February 1972
  143. EMERGENCY WILL ENCOURAGE MINERS · Workers Press no. 684, 9 February 1972
  144. CRISIS STAGE IN MINERS' STRIKE · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 685, 10 February 1972
  145. SOLIDARITY AT PICKET'S · Workers Press no. 685, 10 February 1972
  146. Disruption damp squib · Workers Press no. 685, 10 February 1972
  147. OUR FIGHT IS THE SAME-MINERS TELL MARCHERS · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 685, 10 February 1972
  148. HISTORIC OCCASION- PILKINGTON MEN · Workers Press no. 685, 10 February 1972
  149. FLEET ST JOURNALISTS FULLY BEHIND MARCH · Workers Press no. 685, 10 February 1972
  150. PICKETING · Workers Press no. 685, 10 February 1972
  151. We've been fighting for control for years · Workers Press no. 685, 10 February 1972
  152. MINERS DEFIANT IN FACE OF EMERGENCY S WALES miners' response to yesterday's declaration · Workers Press no. 685, 10 February 1972
  153. MINERS PAY TALKS COLLAPSE · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 686, 11 February 1972
  154. All Trades Unions Alliance meetings · Workers Press no. 686, 11 February 1972
  155. MINES AND MECHANIZATION · Workers Press no. 686, 11 February 1972
  156. ITS RIGHT TO STRIKE TO DEFEND MINERS · Workers Press no. 686, 11 February 1972
  157. No compromise this time because we mean it · Workers Press no. 686, 11 February 1972
  158. WELSH MINERS' THUMBS DOWN TO OFFER · Workers Press no. 686, 11 February 1972
  159. TORIES GENERAL STRIKE · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 687, 12 February 1972
  160. POLITICAL LIFE ON THE MARCH · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 687, 12 February 1972
  161. DEATH OF A MINER · Workers Press no. 687, 12 February 1972
  162. EXAMPLE · Workers Press no. 687, 12 February 1972
  163. AFTER BIRMINGHAM-TYNESIDE SOUTH SHIELDS STRIKE BACKS MINERS · Workers Press no. 687, 12 February 1972
  164. FORCE A GENERAL ELECTION · Workers Press no. 688, 14 February 1972
  165. UNION BRANCHES AND TRADES COUNCILS BACK YS MARCHERS · Workers Press no. 688, 14 February 1972
  166. QUEST FOR TERRITORY · Workers Press no. 688, 14 February 1972
  167. MINERS SHUNNED · Workers Press no. 688, 14 February 1972
  168. FINDS NEW MILITANCY · Workers Press no. 688, 14 February 1972
  169. IS THE TUC? · Workers Press no. 688, 14 February 1972
  170. ENNISKILLEN-MARCH ENDS WITHOUT INCIDENT · Workers Press no. 688, 14 February 1972
  171. TORIES PLAY FOR TIME? · Workers Press no. 689, 15 February 1972
  172. 750,000 LOCKED OUT · Workers Press no. 689, 15 February 1972
  173. WIDGERY 'NO' · Workers Press no. 689, 15 February 1972
  174. WORKERS HAVE TO DEAL WITH TORIES AND THEIR LABOUR FRIENDS · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 689, 15 February 1972
  175. THERE'S NO FORCE CAN STOP UNITED WORKERS · Workers Press no. 689, 15 February 1972
  176. IT'S SOLIDARITY · Workers Press no. 689, 15 February 1972
  177. GREATEST ASSETS TO SOCIALISM · Workers Press no. 689, 15 February 1972
  178. FLYING PICKETS READY ANY TIME' (FIFE PICKET- LINE CLASH 12 ARRESTS · Workers Press no. 689, 15 February 1972
  179. HANDCUFFS: POSTMEN · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 691, 17 February 1972
  180. MINERS HAVEN'T WON YET · Workers Press no. 691, 17 February 1972
  181. Putting the record straight · Workers Press no. 691, 17 February 1972
  182. Pit closures coming rail chief warns · Workers Press no. 691, 17 February 1972
  183. No more cash but big concessions needed - say NCB · Workers Press no. 691, 17 February 1972
  184. Division on tactics MINERS SPLIT TORIES · Workers Press no. 692, 18 February 1972
  185. REMEMBER THIS? IRA BURN SCAB COAL LORRIES · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 692, 18 February 1972
  186. EXCLUSIVE · Workers Press no. 692, 18 February 1972
  187. WHAT WE TANK 'GREAT TERROR AND ALARM' · Workers Press no. 692, 18 February 1972
  188. MEN AND LEADERS IN THE PITS · Workers Press no. 692, 18 February 1972
  189. Incomes smokescreen · Workers Press no. 692, 18 February 1972
  190. BIGGER CUTS NEXT WEEK—DAVIES · Workers Press no. 692, 18 February 1972
  191. 'This could be breakdown' as miners see Heath DEADLOCK OVER PIT PAY · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 693, 19 February 1972
  192. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE DRAFT MANIFESTOR · Workers Press no. 693, 19 February 1972
  193. GIFT · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 693, 19 February 1972
  194. Railways next pay challenge · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 693, 19 February 1972
  195. SPEED-UP TALKS TO START · Workers Press no. 693, 19 February 1972
  196. TRISTAR SALES AS DEADLINE NEARS · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 693, 19 February 1972
  197. JULY 29, 1925-FEB 18, 1972 'RED FRIDAY SETTLEMENT · Workers Press no. 694, 21 February 1972
  198. VESTING A NEW MINERS FIGHT. BEGAN · Workers Press no. 694, 21 February 1972
  199. WEMBLEY, MARCH 12, 1972 · Workers Press no. 695, 22 February 1972
  200. NEWCASTLE TRADE UNIONISTS PRAISE MARCHERS' DISCIPLINE AND DEDICATION · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 695, 22 February 1972
  201. THE GIANT AND THE PYGMIES · Workers Press no. 696, 23 February 1972
  202. 4th RIGHT TO WORK' MARCH PLANNED · Workers Press no. 697, 24 February 1972
  203. Lord Thomson's lackeys speak · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 697, 24 February 1972
  204. 'OUR BOYS' · Workers Press no. 697, 24 February 1972
  205. Westhoughton welcome from council chairman and miners · Workers Press no. 697, 24 February 1972
  206. Miners and pensioners bulwark of support · Workers Press no. 697, 24 February 1972
  207. ATTACK · By Bernard Franks · Workers Press no. 698, 25 February 1972
  208. COUNTER- ATTACK · Workers Press no. 699, 26 February 1972
  209. Resounding 'YES' to pit pay rise · Workers Press no. 699, 26 February 1972
  210. Fourth Right- to-Work march welcomed · Workers Press no. 699, 26 February 1972
  211. WIDE VARIATION IN NORTH-WEST · Workers Press no. 699, 26 February 1972
  212. ANTI-UNION LAWS IN FORCE PAY RISES HELD TO GOVT 'NORM' TRADE UNIONISM AT STAKE · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 700, 28 February 1972
  213. SPANISH · Workers Press no. 700, 28 February 1972
  214. Your responsibility to change country to socialism-miners · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 700, 28 February 1972
  215. BOSSES CRITICIZE HEATH'S HANDLING OF PIT STRIKE · Workers Press no. 701, 29 February 1972
  216. STALINIST MANOEUVRES FAIL TO HALT IN YORKS · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 701, 29 February 1972
  217. MARCHERS' RESPECTS AT ABERFAN · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 701, 29 February 1972
  218. WHAT WE TRINK The Tories look ahead · Workers Press no. 702, 1 March 1972
  219. Edinburgh AUEW expels militant terday. · Workers Press no. 702, 1 March 1972
  220. Philip Wade in W Midlands · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 703, 2 March 1972
  221. WED MANI RIGHT TO WORK · Workers Press no. 703, 2 March 1972
  222. We had solidarity, so we'll help you · Workers Press no. 703, 2 March 1972
  223. Still questions over Polkemmet affair The non-unionist the here for Stalinists accepted given card back · Workers Press no. 707, 7 March 1972
  224. Coal and electricity · Workers Press no. 707, 7 March 1972
  225. FRIDAY: TORIES PREPARED · Workers Press no. 712, 13 March 1972
  226. ESSENTIALS · Workers Press no. 712, 13 March 1972
  227. Right 10 Work marchers lobby MPs · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 713, 14 March 1972
  228. ROBENS PRAISES PAYNTER · Workers Press no. 716, 17 March 1972
  229. Union branch in new move against Whitrigg miner · Workers Press no. 719, 21 March 1972
  230. I COULD HAVE BEEN PRIME MINISTER · Workers Press no. 721, 23 March 1972
  231. The miners proved they could take action and win We'll have to do the samerailwaymen · Workers Press no. 721, 23 March 1972
  232. CONTRAST · Workers Press no. 724, 27 March 1972
  233. McGahey slammed at Scots pit · Workers Press no. 725, 28 March 1972
  234. PAY CLAIM · Workers Press no. 725, 28 March 1972
  235. PAY CLAIM · Workers Press no. 726, 29 March 1972
  236. PAY CLAIM · Workers Press no. 727, 30 March 1972
  237. Miners' leader is convic · Workers Press no. 729, 3 April 1972
  238. SPANISH MINERS OCCUPATION BEATS RIO TINTO · Workers Press no. 729, 3 April 1972
  239. Miners back right- 1o-work strike · Workers Press no. 732, 6 April 1972
  240. ANSWER BARBER'S BLACKMAIL · Workers Press no. 740, 15 April 1972
  241. MINERS SUPPORT RAILMEN WHY NOT AUEW? · Workers Press no. 742, 18 April 1972
  242. AFRICAN ANTI UNION - LAWS · Workers Press no. 752, 29 April 1972
  243. Feather protects picket- breaker · Workers Press no. 752, 29 April 1972
  244. INQUIRY · Workers Press no. 756, 4 May 1972
  245. Police call for tough picket laws ...and 'celebrate' Saltley · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 756, 4 May 1972
  246. Aluminium slump hits smelter jobs · Workers Press no. 757, 5 May 1972
  247. WAGE CUTS · Workers Press no. 764, 13 May 1972
  248. Battle for the Lords · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 766, 16 May 1972
  249. Investment pays miners · Workers Press no. 766, 16 May 1972
  250. Miners' pickets charged with riot · Workers Press no. 768, 18 May 1972
  251. BLOODSHED IN THE BOLIVIAN MINES · Workers Press no. 771, 22 May 1972
  252. 'Tories trying to break us' · Workers Press no. 772, 23 May 1972
  253. Tenants' committee member expresses new fears · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 773, 24 May 1972
  254. Pits: Strikes on closures rejected · Workers Press no. 776, 27 May 1972
  255. MINERS TRAPPED IN A SMOKE- FILLED TOMB · Workers Press no. 776, 27 May 1972
  256. Toyota slips under tariff wall · Workers Press no. 785, 7 June 1972
  257. RIOT CHARGE AGAINST IT LEADER · Workers Press no. 785, 7 June 1972
  258. MINERS' BLOOD ON RHODESIAN COAL PROFITS · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 786, 8 June 1972
  259. Union men testify to miners' picket riot' · Workers Press no. 786, 8 June 1972
  260. Police move to isolate disaster mine strikers · Workers Press no. 788, 10 June 1972
  261. Giant miners' rallydemands recall TUC · Workers Press no. 789, 12 June 1972
  262. BOOKS · Workers Press no. 795, 19 June 1972
  263. MINERS, AND TES · Workers Press no. 795, 19 June 1972
  264. SORRY, COMRADES, NO PAY. TODAY · Workers Press no. 798, 22 June 1972
  265. Miners' families incensed by Motorway search · Workers Press no. 798, 22 June 1972
  266. US miners' leader is jailed · Workers Press no. 804, 29 June 1972
  267. Striking engineers welcome marchers · Workers Press no. 804, 29 June 1972
  268. RiM RiMiNAL · Workers Press no. 807, 3 July 1972
  269. Miners' claim is flexible' · Workers Press no. 809, 5 July 1972
  270. Dockers shun NIRC case · Workers Press no. 810, 6 July 1972
  271. ARGENTINE MINERS STAGE HUNGER MARCH · By Tom Kemp · Workers Press no. 813, 10 July 1972
  272. IN PITS · Workers Press no. 822, 20 July 1972
  273. YORE · Workers Press no. 822, 20 July 1972
  274. Wilberforce · Workers Press no. 822, 20 July 1972
  275. Industry comes to halt in support of jailed dockers · Workers Press no. 825, 24 July 1972
  276. PINKERTON: THE ANTI-UNION · By John Crawford · Workers Press no. 828, 29 July 1972
  277. PITS CLOSURE BLACK · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 829, 31 July 1972
  278. A living Wage · Workers Press no. 829, 31 July 1972
  279. HELL CARRY -NO MORE · Workers Press no. 829, 31 July 1972
  280. Strong rumour about more pit closures · Workers Press no. 836, 8 August 1972
  281. POWERS STATE · Workers Press no. 836, 8 August 1972
  282. AS DOCK STRIKE ENTERS 3rd WEEK MINERS LEADER WARNS OF JOBS CRISIS · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 841, 14 August 1972
  283. Rank and file force the pace for builders' strike · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 841, 14 August 1972
  284. MINERS · Workers Press no. 843, 16 August 1972
  285. Unions Act blamed for sackings · Workers Press no. 848, 22 August 1972
  286. Coal: Big leap, but not in jobs · Workers Press no. 848, 22 August 1972
  287. MINERS FIGHT · Workers Press no. 849, 23 August 1972
  288. BLACKHALL MINERS Six Years Grievance Settled by Strike Action · Workers Press no. 850, 24 August 1972
  289. Lancashire town says No' to Tory rents Act · Workers Press no. 851, 25 August 1972
  290. MINERS IN THE WAR Right to Strike is Part of the Freedom we Fight for" · Workers Press no. 851, 25 August 1972
  291. Miners organize Council of Action on rent betrayals · Workers Press no. 860, 5 September 1972
  292. WHITTLING AWAY BASIC · Workers Press no. 862, 7 September 1972
  293. Polish miners demand democracy · Workers Press no. 869, 15 September 1972
  294. YS Right-to-Work campaign · Workers Press no. 872, 19 September 1972
  295. Pits: Aid blackmail · Workers Press no. 874, 21 September 1972
  296. Turmoil at Tyne yards: Boilermakers out · Workers Press no. 879, 27 September 1972
  297. Interest charges are to blame - not the miners · Workers Press no. 879, 27 September 1972
  298. Letter a lock-out threat -APEX · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 882, 30 September 1972
  299. NUM leaders retreating on the wages fight · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 883, 2 October 1972
  300. New left in NUM · Workers Press no. 886, 5 October 1972
  301. Miners and powerworkers fear for their claims · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 889, 9 October 1972
  302. VELASCO TORTURES JAILED STRIKERS · Workers Press no. 892, 12 October 1972
  303. YET ANOTHER UNION RETREAT NUM FALLS IN TE WITH TORY TUC PAY · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 893, 13 October 1972
  304. Collective punishment · Workers Press no. 894, 14 October 1972
  305. Rhodesian miners still fear for safety · Workers Press no. 895, 16 October 1972
  306. PROPAGANDA · By New Park Books · Workers Press no. 895, 16 October 1972
  307. BOLIVIAN FASCISTS SMASH WORKERS LIVING STANDARDS · Workers Press no. 916, 9 November 1972
  308. Miner talks about state pay plan · By New Park Books · Workers Press no. 921, 15 November 1972
  309. Pit closures are NCB whip hand · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 921, 15 November 1972
  310. Mersey dockers to decide on pay-law fight · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 927, 22 November 1972
  311. TENANTS MINERS SAY NO TO TORY RENT LAW · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 930, 25 November 1972
  312. NUM TAKEN TO COURT · Workers Press no. 935, 1 December 1972
  313. 'Get shot of this go · Workers Press no. 936, 2 December 1972
  314. CBI wants rigid law on pickets · Workers Press no. 944, 12 December 1972
  315. Rent rebel: Labour Party · Workers Press no. 945, 13 December 1972
  316. Striking Asians complain jobs were · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 947, 15 December 1972
  317. Miners march to support Conisborough rebels · Workers Press no. 948, 16 December 1972
  318. For fourth week running Meat rises 4p a pound · Workers Press no. 948, 16 December 1972
  319. MINERS FACE THE COURT · Workers Press no. 953, 22 December 1972
  320. SLUMP · Workers Press no. 953, 22 December 1972
  321. Pits scare · Workers Press no. 954, 23 December 1972

1973 (85)

  1. LIBERATION VICTORY FOR ARAB GUERRILLAS! · Workers Press no. 962, 4 January 1973
  2. Cork police link with spy ring? · Workers Press no. 962, 4 January 1973
  3. Mobilize miners and whole working › Class to defend rebel councillors. · Workers Press no. 964, 6 January 1973
  4. SHOUT 'SCAB'... GO TO JAIL · Workers Press no. 971, 15 January 1973
  5. STEEL PRODUCTION: DOING AWAY WITH COKE · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 977, 22 January 1973
  6. Defend democratic rights: Rally at Empire Pool, Wembley Sunday March Il · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 977, 22 January 1973
  7. COLLISION COURSE WITH PHASE TWO · Workers Press no. 980, 25 January 1973
  8. Miners meet closed shop · Workers Press no. 982, 27 January 1973
  9. Miners threaten walk-out over non-unionist · Workers Press no. 983, 29 January 1973
  10. Colliery walk-out called off · Workers Press no. 984, 30 January 1973
  11. Miners, steel and shipyard workers on north-east committee · Workers Press no. 992, 8 February 1973
  12. 'STAND TOGETHER AGAINST · Workers Press no. 992, 8 February 1973
  13. Pay queue restive · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 997, 14 February 1973
  14. RELEASED · Workers Press no. 998, 15 February 1973
  15. PROMISES · Workers Press no. 998, 15 February 1973
  16. 'General Strike to force a General Election' · Workers Press no. 999, 16 February 1973
  17. AS IN BALDWIN'S DAY TUC ON ITS KNEES BEFORE HEATH · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 1000, 17 February 1973
  18. LAND STEEl · Workers Press no. 1001, 19 February 1973
  19. SACKING 30,000 MINERS · Workers Press no. 1001, 19 February 1973
  20. MAKE THE TORY GOVERNMENT RESIGN LOBBY THE TUC ON MARCH 5th · Workers Press no. 1003, 21 February 1973
  21. 1973 miner sees lessons from 1831 · Workers Press no. 1003, 21 February 1973
  22. TREACHERY · Workers Press no. 1008, 27 February 1973
  23. Yards and pits stop in Spain · Workers Press no. 1008, 27 February 1973
  24. A big step forward · Workers Press no. 1008, 27 February 1973
  25. HUNG IN CHAINS · Workers Press no. 1009, 28 February 1973
  26. JARROW MINER HELPS CARROW TO RE-ENACT LOCAL HISTORY · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 1013, 5 March 1973
  27. CP'S CHANGE OF LINE · Workers Press no. 1013, 5 March 1973
  28. DON'T WANT TO FIGHT · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1013, 5 March 1973
  29. POLITICAL PROFILES · By New Park Books · Workers Press no. 1013, 5 March 1973
  30. Carry the fight to the end · Workers Press no. 1013, 5 March 1973
  31. TUC: Black Monday becomes a reality · Workers Press no. 1014, 6 March 1973
  32. IT'S THE HOUR OF DECISION FOR TRADE UNIONISM · Workers Press no. 1016, 8 March 1973
  33. Brass band miners proud of their history · Workers Press no. 1017, 9 March 1973
  34. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 1017, 9 March 1973
  35. TOR H L:TORY HIVE-OFFPLANS · Workers Press no. 1019, 12 March 1973
  36. E-OFF · Workers Press no. 1019, 12 March 1973
  37. Greatest day in history of Brilish Trotskyism · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 1020, 13 March 1973
  38. Gormley defends Common Market · Workers Press no. 1023, 16 March 1973
  39. MINERS TO BALLOT FOR STRIKE ACTION · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1024, 17 March 1973
  40. Either a General Strike or accept Phase · Workers Press no. 1024, 17 March 1973
  41. THE TORIES' MANHANDLE PICKETS · Workers Press no. 1026, 20 March 1973
  42. MINERS TRAPPED IN PIT · Workers Press no. 1028, 22 March 1973
  43. Panorama · By Joe Harper · Workers Press no. 1028, 22 March 1973
  44. Clamp on news at pit · Workers Press no. 1029, 23 March 1973
  45. The women always worry' · Workers Press no. 1029, 23 March 1973
  46. Why S9B flooded · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 1029, 23 March 1973
  47. Pit rescue · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 1030, 24 March 1973
  48. Pit ballot can challenge Tories · Workers Press no. 1031, 26 March 1973
  49. Hopes OR FIGHT NOW Pit · Workers Press no. 1032, 27 March 1973
  50. Hull demo steps up hospitals pay fight · Workers Press no. 1032, 27 March 1973
  51. PIT DISASTER · Workers Press no. 1032, 27 March 1973
  52. Safety at pit · Workers Press no. 1034, 29 March 1973
  53. Stop similar pit tragedies - official Yorks miners want Lofthouse inquiry · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 1034, 29 March 1973
  54. UPW accepts Phase Two pay · Workers Press no. 1035, 30 March 1973
  55. Dockers tighten strike grip · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 1039, 4 April 1973
  56. Don't be fooled by miners' vote · Workers Press no. 1040, 5 April 1973
  57. AFTER THE MINERS' NO- STRIKE VOTE · Workers Press no. 1043, 9 April 1973
  58. NEXT STEP · Workers Press no. 1043, 9 April 1973
  59. United we can win-Healy · Workers Press no. 1047, 13 April 1973
  60. A WRONG DECISION · Workers Press no. 1048, 14 April 1973
  61. PIT DUST DANGER FOR PROFITS Another face of Toryism · Workers Press no. 1049, 16 April 1973
  62. Miners want strike over pit closure · Workers Press no. 1051, 18 April 1973
  63. STATE PAY LAW PROTEST · Workers Press no. 1061, 2 May 1973
  64. Dust disease miners may lose compensation · Workers Press no. 1063, 4 May 1973
  65. CLOSURE OF GOMERSAL PIT · Workers Press no. 1065, 7 May 1973
  66. Flying picket fighting north-west 'lump' · Workers Press no. 1068, 10 May 1973
  67. Miners' executive to discuss NCB losses · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1069, 11 May 1973
  68. UNION LEAVES MINERS' JOBS IN DANGER · Workers Press no. 1073, 16 May 1973
  69. 'Mental war' on Long Kesh internees · Workers Press no. 1073, 16 May 1973
  70. One man for pit inquiries · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 1077, 21 May 1973
  71. RELEASE · Workers Press no. 1085, 30 May 1973
  72. Water bubbled on pit face months before disaster · Workers Press no. 1086, 31 May 1973
  73. 'THE UGLY FACE OF CAPITALISM' · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 1087, 1 June 1973
  74. Chile threat to workers · Workers Press no. 1090, 5 June 1973
  75. Hindsight at pit inquiry · Workers Press no. 1090, 5 June 1973
  76. NCB use Victorian records' to excuse disaster · Workers Press no. 1092, 7 June 1973
  77. Miners must fight for new leaders See pp 6 & 7 · Workers Press no. 1100, 16 June 1973
  78. FOR THE MINERS? · Workers Press no. 1100, 16 June 1973
  79. BLUFF · Workers Press no. 1100, 16 June 1973
  80. WHAT NEXT FOR THE MINERS? · By Peter Jeffries · Workers Press no. 1101, 18 June 1973
  81. Coal stocks threat to jobs in pits · By Peter Jeffries · Workers Press no. 1102, 19 June 1973
  82. DEATH AND DISEASE FACES THE · Workers Press no. 1109, 27 June 1973
  83. Watergate cover-up 'a way of life' —Dean · Workers Press no. 1109, 27 June 1973
  84. 'ALPINE NINE ELM5 13D For 35hrm · Workers Press no. 1112, 30 June 1973
  85. REVOLUTION OR REFORM Part 3: Ramelson puts his head in a noose. · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1112, 30 June 1973

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