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Trade union leaders and the TUC

632 articles in Workers Press, 3 October 1969 to 30 June 1973.

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1969 (28)

  1. After I.M.F. talks Government-union clash imminent · Workers Press no. 5, 3 October 1969
  2. Klugmann excuses 1926 sell-out · Workers Press no. 5, 3 October 1969
  3. Brighton · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 8, 8 October 1969
  4. MUST FIGHT · Workers Press no. 9, 9 October 1969
  5. Miners' strike-Second week YORKS. STAY OUT S. WALES SPREADS · Workers Press no. 17, 21 October 1969
  6. Dustmen tied up strings · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 17, 21 October 1969
  7. Two vital Mersey motor meetings · Workers Press no. 18, 22 October 1969
  8. For God, Queen · By Peter Read · Workers Press no. 30, 7 November 1969
  9. 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
  10. SURRENDER TO TUC deal · Workers Press no. 34, 13 November 1969
  11. Feather steps in TUBE LEADERS · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 34, 13 November 1969
  12. ERNMENT ONS · Workers Press no. 38, 19 November 1969
  13. NAL THE INDEPENDENCE OF TRADE UNIONS IS IMPOSSIBLE'-TROTSKY · By Brian Moore · Workers Press no. 38, 19 November 1969
  14. Dick Etheridge praises Feather · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 41, 22 November 1969
  15. Trident "blacked' Heathrow · Workers Press no. 42, 25 November 1969
  16. B.S.R. workers agree terms for return · Workers Press no. 43, 26 November 1969
  17. Enfield smelters reject TUC ruling · Workers Press no. 43, 26 November 1969
  18. 'Morning Star' silent as SCANLON AND STOKES GET TOGETHER · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 45, 28 November 1969
  19. T.U.C. chi Castle on · Workers Press no. 45, 28 November 1969
  20. Opposed · Workers Press no. 47, 2 December 1969
  21. As engineers resist bosses demands UNION LEADERS · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 51, 6 December 1969
  22. Pale reflection of 'white-collar' struggles at TUC conference · Workers Press no. 53, 10 December 1969
  23. Militancy · Workers Press no. 60, 19 December 1969
  24. IN FIVE DAY'S TIME, its December meeting. · By Peter Read · Workers Press no. 64, 27 December 1969
  25. T.U.C. 'guidelines' open the door for new anti-union laws UNION DEMOCRACY · By Peter Read · Workers Press no. 65, 30 December 1969
  26. OOO MONTHLY IPPEAL FUND · Workers Press no. 66, 31 December 1969
  27. 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
  28. Fleet Street plays down guidelines' · Workers Press no. 66, 31 December 1969

1970 (124)

  1. Our record for 1969 · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 67, 1 January 1970
  2. Steelworkers disciplined · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 67, 1 January 1970
  3. Let 'the nettle' sting · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 67, 1 January 1970
  4. SPOSTI unionists say 'No! to T.U.C. 'auidelines · Workers Press no. 68, 2 January 1970
  5. SATURDAY TV · Workers Press no. 74, 10 January 1970
  6. Fight against T.U.C. 'Guidelines' is political-says Coventry · Workers Press no. 74, 10 January 1970
  7. Union leaders retreat on shipyard sacking · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 158, 8 May 1970
  8. No confidence' in union leaders 2,000 hosiery workers want 20 per cent · Workers Press no. 159, 9 May 1970
  9. Italian union leaders tied to capitalist realities' · By David Barnes · Workers Press no. 160, 12 May 1970
  10. T.U.C. plan: Glass men · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 167, 21 May 1970
  11. May £1,000 Appeal Fund today stands £401 5s 50 · Workers Press no. 168, 22 May 1970
  12. Feather Granada · Workers Press no. 177, 3 June 1970
  13. T.U.C. TO ASSIST HIBRALTAR'! SPEED-UP · Workers Press no. 189, 17 June 1970
  14. Mr. Feather please stand up? · By Martin Zarrop · Workers Press no. 190, 18 June 1970
  15. 'get to know? Tories · Workers Press no. 194, 24 June 1970
  16. Is it talk? · Workers Press no. 195, 25 June 1970
  17. Lucas-CAV combine B'ham strikers fight on · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 196, 26 June 1970
  18. Orange Tories · Workers Press no. 196, 26 June 1970
  19. Speed-up men seek payment by energy' · By Bernard Franks · Workers Press no. 206, 10 July 1970
  20. TUC chief endorses Tory policy · Workers Press no. 207, 11 July 1970
  21. Teachers, Tories and TUC, ARE YOU SITTING COMFORTABLY..? · Workers Press no. 210, 16 July 1970
  22. TUC · Workers Press no. 223, 4 August 1970
  23. Union retreat on state airlines? · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 226, 7 August 1970
  24. Strikes up · Workers Press no. 230, 13 August 1970
  25. 'Genuine left demands struggle' More Moscow praise for TUC 'lefts' · Workers Press no. 230, 13 August 1970
  26. Prices? · Workers Press no. 231, 14 August 1970
  27. 6,000 in Mersey 'right to strike' march · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 238, 25 August 1970
  28. 'Misguided', Feather claims, but Unemployment is Tory policy · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 240, 27 August 1970
  29. Pools picket · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 240, 27 August 1970
  30. THE PROSPECT of a million unemployed by Januarv is the dark shadow over this year's assembling i Brighton next weekend. · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 242, 29 August 1970
  31. Accepted · Workers Press no. 242, 29 August 1970
  32. Feather meets Heath today TUC looks for Tory compromise 'Peace' talks GKN strikers · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 243, 1 September 1970
  33. Capitalist farming destroys · Workers Press no. 243, 1 September 1970
  34. Feather attempts motor solution · Workers Press no. 244, 2 September 1970
  35. TUC chief at No. 10 · Workers Press no. 244, 2 September 1970
  36. Behind Heath-Feather confab, Tories plan Lock-outs and unemployment · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 245, 3 September 1970
  37. THE 102ND Trades Union Congress meets under the shadow of the greatest political and economic crisis that the British working class has · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 247, 5 September 1970
  38. Stop the left demagogy, and Force Tories and .. - in Lebanon to resign · Workers Press no. 248, 8 September 1970
  39. 102ND TRADES UNION CONGRESS BRIGHTON Talk... but no action argument on wages · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 250, 10 September 1970
  40. NONE OF THE Tory weeks' time will have i · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 251, 11 September 1970
  41. Retreat on EEC and · Workers Press no. 251, 11 September 1970
  42. JOBLESS FIGHT move hostages MUST START INE FACTORIES · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 252, 12 September 1970
  43. Swindon motor workers in danger PSF prepares MDW drive · Workers Press no. 253, 15 September 1970
  44. 'Defend jobs' strike calls · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 255, 17 September 1970
  45. Be 'fair' -TUC plea · Workers Press no. 255, 17 September 1970
  46. Let Dutschke stay: · Workers Press no. 257, 19 September 1970
  47. Weak protest by TUC · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 260, 24 September 1970
  48. Aberdeen in recogni · Workers Press no. 260, 24 September 1970
  49. CONFERENCE the and the · Workers Press no. 261, 25 September 1970
  50. Heath throws VICTOR FEATHER gauntlet · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 262, 26 September 1970
  51. Sound and fury at LP conference Labour rejects Tory · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 263, 29 September 1970
  52. TUC CONGRESS — SEPTEMBER 7 1970 Stanley ORME MP · Workers Press no. 263, 29 September 1970
  53. A COVER FOR TREACHERY · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 263, 29 September 1970
  54. Berlin deal: Another meeting · Workers Press no. 265, 1 October 1970
  55. VICTOR FEATHER'S INTERVIEW with workers press · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 265, 1 October 1970
  56. Wilson, Jenkins and company are determined strength and unity. · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 266, 2 October 1970
  57. Hush-hush 'selective' strikes spread · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 266, 2 October 1970
  58. Gerry Caughey replies to Victor Feather · Workers Press no. 267, 3 October 1970
  59. BÉ NOWactory. · Workers Press no. 268, 6 October 1970
  60. Unemployment · Workers Press no. 271, 9 October 1970
  61. As Feather flounders, trade unionists must Plan one-day strike on anti- union law · Workers Press no. 272, 10 October 1970
  62. Modify? · Workers Press no. 272, 10 October 1970
  63. No date set for special Congress TUC evades action on Tory law · Workers Press no. 277, 16 October 1970
  64. Feather formula on both sides of Irish Sea · Workers Press no. 277, 16 October 1970
  65. THE TUC GENERAL COUNCIL meeting (last Thursday) will go down as a complete betrayal · Workers Press no. 278, 17 October 1970
  66. Congress comment general secretary orog the · Workers Press no. 278, 17 October 1970
  67. Attack · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 278, 17 October 1970
  68. HALT RETREAT · Workers Press no. 278, 17 October 1970
  69. TUC silent CA chiet in Vietnam Admission ticket: on Tory attacks on the working class Britain's entry into the Common Market give · By Tom Kemp · Workers Press no. 281, 21 October 1970
  70. Stalinists cover TUC inaction · Workers Press no. 282, 22 October 1970
  71. Bernadette 'resting' · Workers Press no. 282, 22 October 1970
  72. Nixon FROM PAGE ONE · Workers Press no. 285, 26 October 1970
  73. Kheadailyı paper · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 286, 27 October 1970
  74. Make union leaders fight · Workers Press no. 286, 27 October 1970
  75. Sweeping tax increases in Ceylon budget · Workers Press no. 286, 27 October 1970
  76. TUC must glassmen · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 287, 28 October 1970
  77. Two days to go and · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 288, 29 October 1970
  78. 'Do nothing the calizede class, the being · Workers Press no. 289, 30 October 1970
  79. Symbols · Workers Press no. 289, 30 October 1970
  80. Unions si · Workers Press no. 290, 31 October 1970
  81. 'e against · Workers Press no. 290, 31 October 1970
  82. N Ireland Army looking for mass excuse · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 292, 3 November 1970
  83. Tories · Workers Press no. 297, 9 November 1970
  84. Glass (continued from page 1) · Workers Press no. 298, 10 November 1970
  85. Say 'No' to TUC freeze · Workers Press no. 300, 12 November 1970
  86. US arms imported into Jordan · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 300, 12 November 1970
  87. Positive response' freeze · Workers Press no. 301, 13 November 1970
  88. Whiplash · Workers Press no. 301, 13 November 1970
  89. Cabinet to Feather deal · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 302, 14 November 1970
  90. Campaign · Workers Press no. 304, 17 November 1970
  91. Union laws part of Pilkington fight Social democrats · By David Barnes · Workers Press no. 304, 17 November 1970
  92. 63 pits still shut · Workers Press no. 305, 18 November 1970
  93. A question reader · Workers Press no. 307, 20 November 1970
  94. New TUC pay plea, but CBI calls for hard line on power men's claim · Workers Press no. 307, 20 November 1970
  95. Caught · Workers Press no. 307, 20 November 1970
  96. Reparations End of ane World wait, had · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 308, 21 November 1970
  97. Union leaders refreat before Tories · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 311, 25 November 1970
  98. French public sector workers stand up to govt attacks · Workers Press no. 311, 25 November 1970
  99. General strike to fight £25 fines Force the union leaders to · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 312, 26 November 1970
  100. Profits drop · Workers Press no. 314, 28 November 1970
  101. Tory 'smash unions' Bill out today · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 318, 3 December 1970
  102. Behind the Industrial Relations Bill Tories to destroy basic trade union rights · Workers Press no. 319, 4 December 1970
  103. DECEMBER EIGHTH Meeting · Workers Press no. 319, 4 December 1970
  104. Some pages from miners' · Workers Press no. 320, 5 December 1970
  105. Workers ready to fight Tory law · Workers Press no. 322, 8 December 1970
  106. Powerful rail body may demand re-call TUC · Workers Press no. 322, 8 December 1970
  107. Power men snub govt provocation · Workers Press no. 322, 8 December 1970
  108. WHY WE ARE LATE · Workers Press no. 323, 9 December 1970
  109. Power men's action shows The way to defeat anti- union laws · Workers Press no. 324, 10 December 1970
  110. Tory praise for Feather · Workers Press no. 324, 10 December 1970
  111. Charter of Rights The way · Workers Press no. 324, 10 December 1970
  112. Mersey demand for Gen. Strike · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 324, 10 December 1970
  113. Railmen ( · Workers Press no. 325, 11 December 1970
  114. Power men's claim danger. Unions begin · Workers Press no. 325, 11 December 1970
  115. complaint Spanish CP chief attacks Stalinist- Franco alliance · Workers Press no. 325, 11 December 1970
  116. B-Leyland postpones MDW clash · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 327, 14 December 1970
  117. Class-war logic Power chiefs retreat— advance · Workers Press no. 328, 15 December 1970
  118. fight for Jan. 12 · Workers Press no. 328, 15 December 1970
  119. Revisionist treachery OUT · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 329, 16 December 1970
  120. Chinese CP apparatus re-formed · Workers Press no. 329, 16 December 1970
  121. As TUC chiefs petition Tories Come to ATUA conference to prepare alternative · Workers Press no. 329, 16 December 1970
  122. As housewives march against price rises Gomulka shoots demonstrators · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 330, 17 December 1970
  123. 'Paper war' · Workers Press no. 332, 19 December 1970
  124. Basic Rights adopted · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 333, 21 December 1970

1971 (22)

  1. British CP leaders must accept responsibility · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 343, 4 January 1971
  2. Pages from miners' history 1926: The Fruits of Betrayal · Workers Press no. 343, 4 January 1971
  3. Rolls polishers lobby talks at TUC · Workers Press no. 344, 5 January 1971
  4. Busmen furious at strike vote reversal · Workers Press no. 347, 8 January 1971
  5. Make Tories resign-or accept Bill · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 350, 12 January 1971
  6. DESTROY THE BILL BY 15,000 circle · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 351, 13 January 1971
  7. AFTER JANUARY 12 The way to defeat the Bill · Workers Press no. 352, 14 January 1971
  8. Defeat the Bill · Workers Press no. 352, 14 January 1971
  9. Counci rally · Workers Press no. 353, 15 January 1971
  10. A third are below TUC 'minimum' wage · Workers Press no. 355, 18 January 1971
  11. Swansea Ford men fight on · Workers Press no. 402, 13 March 1971
  12. Fund stands at · Workers Press no. 402, 13 March 1971
  13. Laos rout: New threat to North · Workers Press no. 403, 15 March 1971
  14. Carr sees TUC losing grip_ Mass movement Can you spare worries a minute Tories Henry? · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 404, 16 March 1971
  15. (continued from page 1) · Workers Press no. 404, 16 March 1971
  16. Wider · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 405, 17 March 1971
  17. GENERAL STRIKE! · Workers Press no. 406, 18 March 1971
  18. TODAY HUNDREDS of worried employers will survey their idle domains. Their factories, docks and shipyards will be empty and their workers on strike against the Tory government and its Industrial · Workers Press no. 406, 18 March 1971
  19. Dash Tory hopes · Workers Press no. 406, 18 March 1971
  20. TUC refuse to fight union Bill · Workers Press no. 406, 18 March 1971
  21. Co-op accepts anti-union · Workers Press no. 640, 17 December 1971
  22. Union Leyland procedure wrangle · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 642, 20 December 1971

1972 (271)

  1. Sell-out by union leaders The blight of the working class · Workers Press no. 652, 3 January 1972
  2. No hope of s · Workers Press no. 656, 7 January 1972
  3. ENGINEERS UNI on Monday that abandon any fight latest pay claim. · Workers Press no. 657, 8 January 1972
  4. No action on coal supplies TUC rats on miners · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 659, 11 January 1972
  5. Miners'strike FO can bring down Tories · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 661, 13 January 1972
  6. Mujib keeps left out of new assembly · By Tom Kemp · Workers Press no. 662, 14 January 1972
  7. Miners' pickets blanket the country · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 663, 15 January 1972
  8. I assume some compromise deal' · Workers Press no. 663, 15 January 1972
  9. TUC winks, nods · Workers Press no. 664, 17 January 1972
  10. Feather paves way for · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 668, 21 January 1972
  11. INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS · Workers Press no. 670, 24 January 1972
  12. MINERS AND · Workers Press no. 670, 24 January 1972
  13. TUC-TORY fire MINERS? · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 672, 26 January 1972
  14. TALK, TALK BUT NO ACTION · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 673, 27 January 1972
  15. 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
  16. After the Mersey strike evoke the usually powerful · Workers Press no. 675, 29 January 1972
  17. 'This is the time for TUC to call · Workers Press no. 675, 29 January 1972
  18. "Miners standwhere we did last year —Tom Jackson TUC HAS THIS ONE · Workers Press no. 677, 1 February 1972
  19. 'Special case · Workers Press no. 677, 1 February 1972
  20. TUC URGED TO DROP EEC OPPOSITION · Workers Press no. 678, 2 February 1972
  21. Using the unions' strength · Workers Press no. 679, 3 February 1972
  22. INJUSTICE · Workers Press no. 679, 3 February 1972
  23. ULSTER UNIONS STILL PLEAD FOR REFORMS · Workers Press no. 679, 3 February 1972
  24. TORIES TO ACT ON UNION LAW · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 680, 4 February 1972
  25. SECRETS MAN BARRED FROM INJURED GIRL · Workers Press no. 680, 4 February 1972
  26. ASSISTANCE · Workers Press no. 680, 4 February 1972
  27. PLEADED · Workers Press no. 680, 4 February 1972
  28. END MINERS' ISOLATION · Workers Press no. 683, 8 February 1972
  29. FIRST JOBLESS MARCHES · Workers Press no. 685, 10 February 1972
  30. WELSH MINERS' THUMBS DOWN TO OFFER · Workers Press no. 686, 11 February 1972
  31. TORIES GENERAL STRIKE · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 687, 12 February 1972
  32. IS THE TUC? · Workers Press no. 688, 14 February 1972
  33. CROSSED THE RUBICON · Workers Press no. 689, 15 February 1972
  34. THERE'S NO FORCE CAN STOP UNITED WORKERS · Workers Press no. 689, 15 February 1972
  35. IT'S SOLIDARITY · Workers Press no. 689, 15 February 1972
  36. Incomes smokescreen · Workers Press no. 692, 18 February 1972
  37. THE GIANT AND THE PYGMIES · Workers Press no. 696, 23 February 1972
  38. TUC PRAISE FOR PLANT · Workers Press no. 697, 24 February 1972
  39. TORY CASH UNLIKELY FOR AMERICANS' CLYDE PLANS · Workers Press no. 698, 25 February 1972
  40. ERS · Workers Press no. 700, 28 February 1972
  41. ENGINEERS' CHIEF IN OUTBURST · Workers Press no. 707, 7 March 1972
  42. POLICY OF TOTAL OPPOSITION · Workers Press no. 712, 13 March 1972
  43. TUC knee-crawling to Tories on internment, · Workers Press no. 715, 16 March 1972
  44. EXTEND UNION AMONG WOMEN -TUC CALL · Workers Press no. 716, 17 March 1972
  45. A LEGAL MONSTER ON THE LOOSE · Workers Press no. 719, 21 March 1972
  46. TUC SUSPENDS SEAMEN Race Institute Chief fights sack · Workers Press no. 721, 23 March 1972
  47. Force the Tories to resign—ACTT conference · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 724, 27 March 1972
  48. TUC to unionize Kodak? · Workers Press no. 726, 29 March 1972
  49. Actors demand deregister conference · Workers Press no. 727, 30 March 1972
  50. KENT TOWN DEFIES RISES · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 728, 1 April 1972
  51. New front opened in Vietnam · Workers Press no. 732, 6 April 1972
  52. JENKINS DESERTS: A VICTORY FOR · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 737, 12 April 1972
  53. Feather 'getting to know' new DEP chief · Workers Press no. 737, 12 April 1972
  54. CANS AS munrkers nress T&GWU STILL FACED WITH €5,000 TO PAY TUC RETREATS ON ANTI-UNION FINE · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 739, 14 April 1972
  55. TUC CAUGHT IN CROSSFIRE · Workers Press no. 741, 17 April 1972
  56. Clerk union Act · Workers Press no. 741, 17 April 1972
  57. Scanlon bluster SURPRISE was the keynote of Hugh Scanlon's committee of the Amalgamated Union of Engineering Workers. Blames ranks for retreat on claim · Workers Press no. 742, 18 April 1972
  58. CONQUEST · Workers Press no. 742, 18 April 1972
  59. THREAT OVER RAILMEN · Workers Press no. 743, 19 April 1972
  60. (continued from page 1) · Workers Press no. 743, 19 April 1972
  61. TORIES PROVOKE CLASH WITH TUC · Workers Press no. 744, 20 April 1972
  62. How the Tories forced a showdown with leading · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 746, 22 April 1972
  63. TRADE UNIONS OR LACKEYS OF NIRC TUC AT THE CROSSROADS · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 747, 24 April 1972
  64. TUC asked to act on union · Workers Press no. 747, 24 April 1972
  65. RAILMEN TO FACE COURT? · Workers Press no. 748, 25 April 1972
  66. Scottish jobless over TUC junket · Workers Press no. 748, 25 April 1972
  67. TUC still to see Heath and Macmillan TORIES CRACK LEGAL WHIP · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 749, 26 April 1972
  68. A COVER FOR · Workers Press no. 749, 26 April 1972
  69. MArKArS nrAss JONES AGREES TO PAY FINES · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 750, 27 April 1972
  70. TUC condemned for court participation · Workers Press no. 750, 27 April 1972
  71. Next · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 751, 28 April 1972
  72. Solid AUEW vote demands TUCre-call Congress · Workers Press no. 751, 28 April 1972
  73. ANGER GROWS AGAINST TORY COURT · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 752, 29 April 1972
  74. Feather protects picket- breaker · Workers Press no. 752, 29 April 1972
  75. Castle heckled · Workers Press no. 753, 1 May 1972
  76. TUC VIOLATES CONGRESS DECISION · Workers Press no. 754, 2 May 1972
  77. TUC Congress last September. · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 754, 2 May 1972
  78. TUC SPLIT PLEASES TORIES · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 755, 3 May 1972
  79. Court orders toughened · Workers Press no. 755, 3 May 1972
  80. Militants suspicious of Clyde sack -and - hire plan · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 756, 4 May 1972
  81. Parsons staff-work in the balance · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 756, 4 May 1972
  82. General Council is Congress minority RECALL TUC CONGRESS MAJORITY · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 758, 6 May 1972
  83. JOBS THREAT AS TUBEMEN PREPARE WORK-TO-RULE · Workers Press no. 758, 6 May 1972
  84. Tories ready for rail emergency · Workers Press no. 759, 8 May 1972
  85. TUC's about-turn on law pleases the EEF · Workers Press no. 761, 10 May 1972
  86. Film cash 'lame-ducked' · Workers Press no. 761, 10 May 1972
  87. Police Federation is freer, but it will not join the TUC · Workers Press no. 762, 11 May 1972
  88. TORIES PROVOKE A CRISIS UN ONS · Workers Press no. 764, 13 May 1972
  89. CONFUSION! IN THE HOUSE THAT CLIVE BUILT · Workers Press no. 764, 13 May 1972
  90. RECALL TUC TO ANSWER TORIES · Workers Press no. 765, 15 May 1972
  91. Court reviews Hull case · Workers Press no. 765, 15 May 1972
  92. Canadian strikes against union jailings spread · Workers Press no. 766, 16 May 1972
  93. Recall TUC · Workers Press no. 766, 16 May 1972
  94. Firemen demand TUC recall · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 767, 17 May 1972
  95. Tenants follow if trade unions led · Workers Press no. 767, 17 May 1972
  96. Teachers want TUC · Workers Press no. 769, 19 May 1972
  97. RESIST TORY PROVOCATION BUILD COUNCILS OF ACT ON · Workers Press no. 770, 20 May 1972
  98. Rail ballot imposed: Recall TUC says union · Workers Press no. 770, 20 May 1972
  99. (continued from page 1) · Workers Press no. 770, 20 May 1972
  100. The game collaboration · Workers Press no. 770, 20 May 1972
  101. Teachers demand recall TUC' · Workers Press no. 770, 20 May 1972
  102. TORIES PREPARE EMERGENCY POWERS · Workers Press no. 771, 22 May 1972
  103. Hull dockers' leader I'm standing firm against · Workers Press no. 773, 24 May 1972
  104. Tories provoke showdown —Wilson · Workers Press no. 774, 25 May 1972
  105. Heath: We're firm on Ulster and industry · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 774, 25 May 1972
  106. TORY CLASH WITH UNIONS WILSON RUNS AWAY · Workers Press no. 775, 26 May 1972
  107. TUC SAY VEHICLE BUILDERS · Workers Press no. 775, 26 May 1972
  108. Boilermakers demand TUC acts on jobless · Workers Press no. 781, 2 June 1972
  109. DEFENDING THE RIGHT TO WORK · Workers Press no. 782, 3 June 1972
  110. AS THE TORY GOVERNMENT ROCKS WILL JONES DO A DOCKS DEAL? · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 783, 5 June 1972
  111. ISRAELI UNION LEADERS 'SAVED' BY GOLDA MEIR · Workers Press no. 783, 5 June 1972
  112. TORIES CHANGE ANTI-UNION TACTIC · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 785, 7 June 1972
  113. NO ROOM FOR TEA, CHAT, COMPROMISE · Workers Press no. 785, 7 June 1972
  114. FULL SUPPORT TO RAILWAYM · Workers Press no. 786, 8 June 1972
  115. ISOLATING STRIKERS · Workers Press no. 786, 8 June 1972
  116. RAILMEN'S LEADERS HOBBLE T STION · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 787, 9 June 1972
  117. WORKING CLASS · Workers Press no. 787, 9 June 1972
  118. Return for £1.50 at Osram · Workers Press no. 787, 9 June 1972
  119. Students in embassy protest · Workers Press no. 788, 10 June 1972
  120. Giant miners' rallydemands recall TUC · Workers Press no. 789, 12 June 1972
  121. LAW & PRESS FREEDOM · Workers Press no. 789, 12 June 1972
  122. SCANLON MAKES MORE LEFT NOISES · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 790, 13 June 1972
  123. Builders Feather: Conference suspended · Workers Press no. 790, 13 June 1972
  124. Varied response to Denning decision · Workers Press no. 791, 14 June 1972
  125. GENERAL STRIKE TO FORCE TORIES OUT FORCE TORIES OUT · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 792, 15 June 1972
  126. Spain allowed into EEC money talks · Workers Press no. 793, 16 June 1972
  127. Some people wriggling out of fight against Act-builders · Workers Press no. 793, 16 June 1972
  128. Wide backing for Councils · Workers Press no. 793, 16 June 1972
  129. Bobbers take employers to Court Briefly... · Workers Press no. 796, 20 June 1972
  130. Fresh talks on Singer strike · Workers Press no. 798, 22 June 1972
  131. LET'S CALL THE TORIES BLUFF · By Sarah Hannigan · Workers Press no. 804, 29 June 1972
  132. TUC WALKS INTO A TORY TRAP · Workers Press no. 809, 5 July 1972
  133. Private spied on dockers · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 810, 6 July 1972
  134. Big business hopeful about the TUC · By Peter Jeffries · Workers Press no. 811, 7 July 1972
  135. PRESS PLAY DOWN MAUDLING'S ROLE IN POULSON AFFAIR TORIES OUT TO SHELVESCANDAL · Workers Press no. 813, 10 July 1972
  136. BREAK OFF ALL TALKS WITH HEATH · Workers Press no. 814, 11 July 1972
  137. As TUC talks to Heath TORYANTI- UNION LAW TIGHTENS · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 815, 12 July 1972
  138. I TRADE FORCE LI TRADE UND ALI TALKS · Workers Press no. 816, 13 July 1972
  139. Heated Preston meeting Scanlon is heckled on pay policy · Workers Press no. 817, 14 July 1972
  140. TUC CRAWL TO HEATH · Workers Press no. 818, 15 July 1972
  141. P'll write about the Smith regime - Judith Todd · By Peter Jeffries · Workers Press no. 818, 15 July 1972
  142. CBI CHIEF CLAIMS TORY-TUC WAGE FIX AGREED · Workers Press no. 819, 17 July 1972
  143. CONDEMNED TO DIE · Workers Press no. 819, 17 July 1972
  144. Fewer unions than expected joined Tory register · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 821, 19 July 1972
  145. Only one answer- GENERAL STRIKE! · Workers Press no. 825, 24 July 1972
  146. WHO IS JACK JONES TALKING WITHP · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 825, 24 July 1972
  147. DOCKERS FREE! Now for General Strike · Workers Press no. 826, 27 July 1972
  148. Liverpool stewards demand TUC fights the Tories · Workers Press no. 827, 28 July 1972
  149. Angry lobby collars Jones Dockers hostile to jobs report · Workers Press no. 827, 28 July 1972
  150. 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
  151. FOR TIME · Workers Press no. 829, 31 July 1972
  152. REPEAT · Workers Press no. 830, 1 August 1972
  153. Kodak to discuss union recognition · Workers Press no. 830, 1 August 1972
  154. 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
  155. ACT DOMINATES TUC RESOLUTIONS · Workers Press no. 831, 2 August 1972
  156. CHAMPAGNE · Workers Press no. 831, 2 August 1972
  157. AS TUC SIGNS NO-STRIKE PACT WITH CBI · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 832, 3 August 1972
  158. Collaboration is not such a novel idea · Workers Press no. 832, 3 August 1972
  159. TUC suspend another 19 registered unions · Workers Press no. 832, 3 August 1972
  160. SCRAP ANTI- STRIKE DEAL · Workers Press no. 833, 4 August 1972
  161. Rebel unions allowed to attend TUC · Workers Press no. 833, 4 August 1972
  162. SUPPORT DOCKERS AGAINST EMERGENCY · Workers Press no. 834, 5 August 1972
  163. Builders fear a sell-out on claim · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 835, 7 August 1972
  164. TUC-TORY TALKS COVER UP FOR TWO-FACED TREACHERY · Workers Press no. 836, 8 August 1972
  165. AS POLICE AND TROOPS THREATEN DOCKERS PARLIAMENT ENDS IN COALITION MOOD · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 838, 10 August 1972
  166. TUC STRIKE: A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY WAS W · Workers Press no. 841, 14 August 1972
  167. VICTOR FEATHER ON 'VIOLENCE' · Workers Press no. 842, 15 August 1972
  168. HOW KENDALL WENT ABOUT CALLING STRIKE · Workers Press no. 842, 15 August 1972
  169. THE VIOLENCE · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 845, 18 August 1972
  170. THE 'MORNING STAR' AND JACK JONES · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 846, 19 August 1972
  171. TUC move to delay rebels' expulsion · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 848, 22 August 1972
  172. TUC protest over Law Lords haste · Workers Press no. 850, 24 August 1972
  173. Building strikers spurn Feather intervention · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 851, 25 August 1972
  174. TUC: THE LONG SAD TALE · Workers Press no. 852, 26 August 1972
  175. Building employer on 'conciliation' panel · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 852, 26 August 1972
  176. INDUSTRIAL COURT THREAT TO TUC · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 853, 28 August 1972
  177. HOW TO COVER UP A WHOLE YEAR'S BETRAYALS · Workers Press no. 853, 28 August 1972
  178. LABOUR RENTS 'FIGHT' COLLAPSES DIRECT LABOUR · Workers Press no. 856, 31 August 1972
  179. Register reprieved? · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 857, 1 September 1972
  180. TUC A COMFORT TO THE TORIES · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 858, 2 September 1972
  181. 'Dramatic' expulsion of rebel unions is ambiguous TUC debates will ignore the dangers orders for facing workers · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 859, 4 September 1972
  182. RANKS DEPRIVED RIGHT OF EXPULSION TUC CLIMB-DOWN ON REBEL UNIONS · Workers Press no. 860, 5 September 1972
  183. Under the Dome Shades of Lloyd · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 860, 5 September 1972
  184. UNDER THE DOME No lead on jobless from Congress · Workers Press no. 861, 6 September 1972
  185. Only a lobby proposed to combat Britain's pension slum · Workers Press no. 861, 6 September 1972
  186. 'LEFT' MANOEUVRES LEAD TO DEFEAT TUC TO CO-OPERATE WITH TORY ACT · Workers Press no. 862, 7 September 1972
  187. TUC moves closer to Tories How the right wing won the day · Workers Press no. 862, 7 September 1972
  188. Angry builders lobby · Workers Press no. 863, 8 September 1972
  189. Camden builders defy officials · Workers Press no. 863, 8 September 1972
  190. HEADING FOR STAIE · Workers Press no. 863, 8 September 1972
  191. We keep talking to Tories-TUC Melchett · Workers Press no. 863, 8 September 1972
  192. TORIES CONSIDER COMPULSORY WAGE POLICY · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 864, 9 September 1972
  193. Builders on guard! · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 864, 9 September 1972
  194. TUC whitewashes Labour's retreat · Workers Press no. 864, 9 September 1972
  195. GOVERNMENT PLANS REVEAL TORY JOBLESS THREAT TO WAGES · Workers Press no. 865, 11 September 1972
  196. Reyrolle to add 500 to Scottish dole · Workers Press no. 865, 11 September 1972
  197. No retreat on our claim' · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 867, 13 September 1972
  198. TORIES HOLD TWO THREATS OVER TUC · Workers Press no. 868, 14 September 1972
  199. NO RETREAT ON BUILDERS' CLAIM · Workers Press no. 868, 14 September 1972
  200. BUILDERS SAY NO TO SELL-OUT · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 869, 15 September 1972
  201. Young Socialists begin north-east Right- to-work march · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 870, 16 September 1972
  202. Vain hope of clean rivers · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 873, 20 September 1972
  203. CORE JOBLESS · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 875, 22 September 1972
  204. AS MILLIONS JOIN THE PAY QUEUE TUC RETREAT ON WAGES BEGINS · Workers Press no. 876, 23 September 1972
  205. TORIES WILL TELL TUC LEADERS CUT WAGES OR WE PUT UP JOBLESS · Workers Press no. 877, 25 September 1972
  206. Strike notice at BSC · Workers Press no. 877, 25 September 1972
  207. HOW LABOUR BEGAN THE ATTACKS ON WORKERS' RIGHTS · Workers Press no. 878, 26 September 1972
  208. Incomes policy · Workers Press no. 878, 26 September 1972
  209. CP's left cover for Cheauers talks · Workers Press no. 879, 27 September 1972
  210. THE BETRAYAL AFTER THE GENERAL STRIKE · Workers Press no. 879, 27 September 1972
  211. Pay parity fight affecting Massey-Ferguson · Workers Press no. 879, 27 September 1972
  212. Cris wess markers nrass Heath wants to cut wages and smash unions HALT TORY PLANS FOR STATE CONTROL · Workers Press no. 882, 30 September 1972
  213. Retreat before they even start · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 883, 2 October 1972
  214. The only solution - get rid of the Tories · Workers Press no. 883, 2 October 1972
  215. 'NOOSE' TALKS WILL GO ON WILSON ACCEPTS TORY PAY PLAN · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 887, 6 October 1972
  216. How Harold Wilson neutralized Jack Jones The Market fix · Workers Press no. 887, 6 October 1972
  217. LABOUR COLLABORATION WITH TORY PLANS COALITION IN ALL BUT NAME · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 888, 7 October 1972
  218. Miners and powerworkers fear for their claims · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 889, 9 October 1972
  219. TUC AGREES TORY STATE PAY PLAN · Workers Press no. 891, 11 October 1972
  220. Asking Heath to freeze increases Scottish rent rebels make pleas to the Tories · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 891, 11 October 1972
  221. Feather evades wages issue · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 891, 11 October 1972
  222. STALINISTS IN EVEN MORE TREACHERY CP SUPPORTS TUC- TORY PAY POLICY · Workers Press no. 892, 12 October 1972
  223. YET ANOTHER UNION RETREAT NUM FALLS IN TE WITH TORY TUC PAY · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 893, 13 October 1972
  224. STRIKERS · Workers Press no. 893, 13 October 1972
  225. MESSAGE FROM THE PRIME MINISTER: · Workers Press no. 893, 13 October 1972
  226. HOSTILITY · Workers Press no. 894, 14 October 1972
  227. Union chiefs at Chequers as HEATH REVEALS TORY WEAKNESS · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 895, 16 October 1972
  228. VIC VISITS · Workers Press no. 895, 16 October 1972
  229. BUILD THE MASS MOVEMENT TO SMASH TORY-TUC PAY PLAN · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 896, 17 October 1972
  230. Big 'No'to Tory-TUCtalks · Workers Press no. 896, 17 October 1972
  231. CRUNCH ON POWER MEN'S WAGES TODAY · Workers Press no. 897, 18 October 1972
  232. CIA FINANCE UNIONS · By Charles Parkins · Workers Press no. 898, 19 October 1972
  233. No firm reply on power claim - whipping boy' fears in public service Pay delay anger mounts · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 898, 19 October 1972
  234. PAY- LAW THREAT · Workers Press no. 899, 20 October 1972
  235. UNION LEADERS COLLABORATE In 1950 the World Fed · Workers Press no. 899, 20 October 1972
  236. END ALL PAY TALKS WITH THE TORIES · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 902, 24 October 1972
  237. TORIES SEEK TO DEFEAT POWER MEN · Workers Press no. 903, 25 October 1972
  238. PART TWELVE · Workers Press no. 903, 25 October 1972
  239. AS POUND TAKES POUNDING TORY PAY TRAP IS SPRUNG · Workers Press no. 905, 27 October 1972
  240. AS TALKS DEADLOCK FORCE A GENERAL ELECTION NOW! · Workers Press no. 907, 30 October 1972
  241. DISASTROUS · Workers Press no. 907, 30 October 1972
  242. SHADES 1931? · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 910, 2 November 1972
  243. Downing St: Union chiefs hedge on state pay plan · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 910, 2 November 1972
  244. A TORY WITCH-HUNT ON BULDING STRIKERS · Workers Press no. 910, 2 November 1972
  245. CAV sit-in want national black · Workers Press no. 910, 2 November 1972
  246. Those Palace talks were · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 911, 3 November 1972
  247. Act stays 'hot' · Workers Press no. 911, 3 November 1972
  248. THE STATE PAY PLAN TO BE LEGAL · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 913, 6 November 1972
  249. WATCH OUT IT'S THE INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY SHOW! · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 915, 8 November 1972
  250. TUC 'nơ' to a special Congress · Workers Press no. 916, 9 November 1972
  251. TUC IN FULL RETREAT · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 917, 10 November 1972
  252. WAGES FIGHT BEGINS · Workers Press no. 920, 14 November 1972
  253. FEATHER FOR MORE TALKS WITH HEATH THE TUC ACCEPTS STATE PAY LAW yesterday held secret talks with the government and · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 923, 17 November 1972
  254. Welsh council · Workers Press no. 924, 18 November 1972
  255. UNION FUNDS FACE SEIZURE · Workers Press no. 927, 22 November 1972
  256. Labour's low-profile' treachery · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 927, 22 November 1972
  257. Door to inflation talks still open — Feather · Workers Press no. 928, 23 November 1972
  258. Make the Tories resign THE TIME IS NOW! · Workers Press no. 929, 24 November 1972
  259. GRIM FUTURE FOR TEXTILE WORKERS · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 931, 27 November 1972
  260. U for ONE NEEKLY · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 931, 27 November 1972
  261. Bankruptcy of terrorism · Workers Press no. 938, 5 December 1972
  262. Hosiery workers want jobs Union HQ occupied · Workers Press no. 938, 5 December 1972
  263. Motions build up against Tories · Workers Press no. 941, 8 December 1972
  264. TREACHERY-1 · Workers Press no. 945, 13 December 1972
  265. Engineers in action OXFORD: TUC must organize support from other unions' · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 950, 19 December 1972
  266. EITHER FIGHT OR BE SMASHED · Workers Press no. 951, 20 December 1972
  267. THE FIGHT FOR UNION RECOGNITION AT KODAK · By New Park Books · Workers Press no. 951, 20 December 1972
  268. ENGINEERS' FINE SNATCHED TODAY? · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 952, 21 December 1972
  269. New danger faces sit-in Officials holding back on CAV blacking Worker-director scheme · Workers Press no. 956, 28 December 1972
  270. BUILT THEIR UNION · Workers Press no. 957, 29 December 1972
  271. TUC decision · Workers Press no. 958, 30 December 1972

1973 (187)

  1. TUC CHIEFS SURRENDER TO EUROPE · Workers Press no. 959, 1 January 1973
  2. THE FINE TUBES FIGHT · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 960, 2 January 1973
  3. DEMAND TUC END STATE PAY PLAN TALKS WITH TORIES LEADERS CRAWL AS WORKERS FIGHT · Workers Press no. 961, 3 January 1973
  4. TUC MUST END TALKS WITH TORIES-RECALL CONGRESS PERMANENT PAY LAW UNVEILED · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 962, 4 January 1973
  5. AND THE TORY · Workers Press no. 962, 4 January 1973
  6. LIBERATION VICTORY FOR ARAB GUERRILLAS! · Workers Press no. 962, 4 January 1973
  7. TUC CHIEFS RUSH TO AID TORIES AGAIN · Workers Press no. 963, 5 January 1973
  8. TALKS ON STATE PAY LAW AND STEEL JOBS · Workers Press no. 963, 5 January 1973
  9. North-east closed shop attacked · Workers Press no. 963, 5 January 1973
  10. UNIONS INTO A TRAP · Workers Press no. 964, 6 January 1973
  11. Guerrilla gas strikes planned · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 964, 6 January 1973
  12. TORIES STRING THE TUC ALONG · Workers Press no. 966, 9 January 1973
  13. GASMEN AND CIVIL SERVANTS TAKING INDUSTRIAL ACTION · Workers Press no. 967, 10 January 1973
  14. 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
  15. SERVILE TUC · Workers Press no. 968, 11 January 1973
  16. Merthyr rent rebels march · Workers Press no. 970, 13 January 1973
  17. THE GRIM RECORD OF MR FEATHER · Workers Press no. 971, 15 January 1973
  18. More Sail · Workers Press no. 972, 16 January 1973
  19. We're not looking for trouble TUC chief · Workers Press no. 973, 17 January 1973
  20. Mailed fist behind Phase Two · Workers Press no. 975, 19 January 1973
  21. UNITE IN ACTION TO DEFEND BASIC RIGHTS SECTIONS OF THE · Workers Press no. 976, 20 January 1973
  22. CP 'crane man' goes to arbitration · Workers Press no. 976, 20 January 1973
  23. No opposition to Tories' state pay plan Labour-TUC chiefs beat retreat · Workers Press no. 979, 24 January 1973
  24. COLLISION COURSE WITH PHASE TWO · Workers Press no. 980, 25 January 1973
  25. Engineers demand chiefs defend the union · Workers Press no. 980, 25 January 1973
  26. CP BACKS WELSH NATIONALISM · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 989, 5 February 1973
  27. Lefts' abandon state pay fight · Workers Press no. 989, 5 February 1973
  28. 'Lefts' included in policy switch TUCaccepts Common Market corporatism · Workers Press no. 990, 6 February 1973
  29. (continued from page 1) · Workers Press no. 992, 8 February 1973
  30. Pageant campaign truly joined · Workers Press no. 994, 10 February 1973
  31. UPW chief raises right-wing bogey Fighting Tories scares Jackson · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 995, 12 February 1973
  32. IN A COLLISION COURSE OVER WORKERS' WAGES TORIES READY FOR A SNAP ELECTION · Workers Press no. 996, 13 February 1973
  33. CRAWLING BEHIND TORIES · Workers Press no. 997, 14 February 1973
  34. Blunt reception for TUC at Downing Street · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 998, 15 February 1973
  35. THE TUC LEADERSHIP AND THE WORKING CLASS · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 999, 16 February 1973
  36. PARTNERSHIP THE BOARDROOM · Workers Press no. 999, 16 February 1973
  37. 'General Strike to force a General Election' · Workers Press no. 999, 16 February 1973
  38. Pay strike planned · Workers Press no. 999, 16 February 1973
  39. AS IN BALDWIN'S DAY TUC ON ITS KNEES BEFORE HEATH · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 1000, 17 February 1973
  40. RARITY · Workers Press no. 1000, 17 February 1973
  41. The new battalions in the state pay law fight · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1001, 19 February 1973
  42. NEW BODY WILL POLICE STATE PAY LAWS TORY PAY BOARD IS CORPORATISM · Workers Press no. 1002, 20 February 1973
  43. STALINISTS ORGANIZE DEFEAT · Workers Press no. 1002, 20 February 1973
  44. MAKE THE TORY GOVERNMENT RESIGN LOBBY THE TUC ON MARCH 5th · Workers Press no. 1003, 21 February 1973
  45. March 5 betrayal · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1003, 21 February 1973
  46. Strike benefits for single men are cut · Workers Press no. 1006, 24 February 1973
  47. General Strike demands on special TUC · Workers Press no. 1008, 27 February 1973
  48. ON THE ROAD TO ANOTHER 1926 THE TUC REJECTS GENERAL STRIKE CALL · Workers Press no. 1009, 28 February 1973
  49. GENERAL STRIKE BANISHED FROM CONGRESS FOUR DAYS TO · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1010, 1 March 1973
  50. CRITICAL LEVELS · Workers Press no. 1010, 1 March 1973
  51. THE MANY ROADS TO CORPORATISM · Workers Press no. 1010, 1 March 1973
  52. No General Strike move on March 5 · Workers Press no. 1010, 1 March 1973
  53. THE COUNTDOWN TO BETRAYAL · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1011, 2 March 1973
  54. UNION LEADERS ABANDON THE FIGHT · Workers Press no. 1011, 2 March 1973
  55. Heath woos the union chiefs towards corporatism · Workers Press no. 1011, 2 March 1973
  56. MUST DEFEAT CORPORATISM · Workers Press no. 1012, 3 March 1973
  57. Reformists' plan can't solve workers' basic demands · Workers Press no. 1012, 3 March 1973
  58. TODAY TUC must call a General Strike to make the Tory govemment resign LOBBY THE TUC MONDAY MARCH 5 · Workers Press no. 1013, 5 March 1973
  59. CP'S CHANGE OF LINE · Workers Press no. 1013, 5 March 1973
  60. DAY PROTEST WON'T BUDGE TORIES · Workers Press no. 1014, 6 March 1973
  61. TUC: Black Monday becomes a reality · Workers Press no. 1014, 6 March 1973
  62. PROGRAMME TO HIT WAGES AND LIVING STANDARDS CRISIS ELECTION BUDGET BY TORIES · Workers Press no. 1015, 7 March 1973
  63. EEC · Workers Press no. 1015, 7 March 1973
  64. Third wave of selective strikes London teachers to march on parliament · Workers Press no. 1015, 7 March 1973
  65. Castle 'discovery' to be Pay Board deputy · Workers Press no. 1016, 8 March 1973
  66. TUC steel committee lobbied · Workers Press no. 1016, 8 March 1973
  67. WHAT THE STRIKERS SAY · Workers Press no. 1016, 8 March 1973
  68. CONTROL THE NETWORK MEN · Workers Press no. 1018, 10 March 1973
  69. THE PROMISE made by the TUC to lead "co. ordinated action' to back workers fighting the govern- ment over the state pay laws will be put to the test for · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 1020, 13 March 1973
  70. TUC to discuss a special body for Wales · Workers Press no. 1020, 13 March 1973
  71. ANSWER ROY JENKINS NOW DEMAND EMERGENCY LABOUR PARTY CONFERENCE · Workers Press no. 1021, 14 March 1973
  72. Unions ask TUC to support state pay strikers · Workers Press no. 1021, 14 March 1973
  73. ACTION SHELVED UNTIL EVE OF PHASE TWO THE TUC ABANDONS HOSPITAL WORKERS · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1022, 15 March 1973
  74. Time wasting · Workers Press no. 1023, 16 March 1973
  75. Full co-operation in 12 months — forecast Feather flouts Congress: Ends boycott of EEC · Workers Press no. 1023, 16 March 1973
  76. Crisis over Turkish · Workers Press no. 1023, 16 March 1973
  77. Kodak union accepts Phase Two- upsets TUC unions · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1024, 17 March 1973
  78. Half-hearted TUC backing · Workers Press no. 1024, 17 March 1973
  79. DRAWN DEEPER INTO PAY BOARD NET TUC CHIEFS OUT TO SMASH PAY FIGHT · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1025, 19 March 1973
  80. FEATHER WILL JOIN EED GELEBRATIONS · Workers Press no. 1025, 19 March 1973
  81. Feather has EEC job ready · Workers Press no. 1026, 20 March 1973
  82. Jackson to collaborate with Pay Board UPW chiefs accept Phase Three · Workers Press no. 1026, 20 March 1973
  83. Union chiefs undermine strike · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1028, 22 March 1973
  84. TUC CALLS MAY DAY STOPPAGE · Workers Press no. 1029, 23 March 1973
  85. BETRAY GASMEN FIGHT MUST GO ON · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1030, 24 March 1973
  86. GIVE AN INCH — THEY TAKE A MILE TORIES ADVANCE AS TUC RETREATS · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1031, 26 March 1973
  87. Hopes OR FIGHT NOW Pit · Workers Press no. 1032, 27 March 1973
  88. Ancillary staff at St Mary's vote to strike on · Workers Press no. 1032, 27 March 1973
  89. UNION CHIEFS STALLING ON ANY ACTION TUC ACCEPTS DICTATES · Workers Press no. 1034, 29 March 1973
  90. TUC accepts South African invitation · Workers Press no. 1034, 29 March 1973
  91. More lies from the · Workers Press no. 1034, 29 March 1973
  92. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE METINGS · Workers Press no. 1034, 29 March 1973
  93. Day of protest meetings planned by civil · Workers Press no. 1035, 30 March 1973
  94. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 1035, 30 March 1973
  95. PRAISED HIM · Workers Press no. 1036, 31 March 1973
  96. Merthyr Tydfil (nr Manchester) · By Peter Jeffries · Workers Press no. 1036, 31 March 1973
  97. SALT CURE · Workers Press no. 1039, 4 April 1973
  98. 'Unite against pay laws'- Sheffield stewards' motion · By Peter Jeffries · Workers Press no. 1039, 4 April 1973
  99. TUC IN NEW TALKS WITH TORIES FEATHER PREPARES PHASE THREE SELL-OUT · Workers Press no. 1040, 5 April 1973
  100. TUC IN NEW TALKS WITH TORIES FEATHER PREPARES PHASE THREE SELL-OUT · Workers Press no. 1040, 5 April 1973
  101. Protest on May Day- without illusions · Workers Press no. 1040, 5 April 1973
  102. IN CHECK · Workers Press no. 1040, 5 April 1973
  103. Bigger fish' watch Hüll wharf fight · Workers Press no. 1040, 5 April 1973
  104. Heated NUS grants debate expected · Workers Press no. 1040, 5 April 1973
  105. Americans plan airlift to Lon Nol · Workers Press no. 1041, 6 April 1973
  106. Tory-type thinking in TUC pamphlet · Workers Press no. 1041, 6 April 1973
  107. THEY FINALLY THROW THE TOWEL IN · Workers Press no. 1042, 7 April 1973
  108. NEXT STEP · Workers Press no. 1043, 9 April 1973
  109. Section of Monday Club is gunning for Guinness · Workers Press no. 1043, 9 April 1973
  110. (continued from page 1) · Workers Press no. 1044, 10 April 1973
  111. 'Special case' plea to Tories TUC plan -threat to hospital workers · Workers Press no. 1044, 10 April 1973
  112. The day the Duke and Feather visited Industrial Society a hell draught in here · Workers Press no. 1045, 11 April 1973
  113. STATE DISCUSSIONS THE SCENES · Workers Press no. 1045, 11 April 1973
  114. SUPPORT YOUR · Workers Press no. 1045, 11 April 1973
  115. Judge sets new picket precedent · Workers Press no. 1045, 11 April 1973
  116. ON THE PAY BOARD? · Workers Press no. 1046, 12 April 1973
  117. A.UE.W STRIKE · Workers Press no. 1046, 12 April 1973
  118. A WRONG DECISION · Workers Press no. 1048, 14 April 1973
  119. Now to get the Tories out! · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1048, 14 April 1973
  120. Cinema union rejects witch-hunt · Workers Press no. 1049, 16 April 1973
  121. WHAT HAPPENED TO THE 'LEFTS' PROMISES? THE TUC SELLS OUT HOSPITAL WORKERS · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1050, 17 April 1973
  122. Scottish TUC ducks registered unions question · Workers Press no. 1051, 18 April 1973
  123. UTOPIAN SCHEMES CONCEAL SUPPORT FOR CAPITALISM · Workers Press no. 1051, 18 April 1973
  124. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 1052, 19 April 1973
  125. TUC DOES A PUBLIC RELATIONS JOB FOR HEATH · Workers Press no. 1054, 23 April 1973
  126. TUC AND CP WILLING COLLABORATORS PHASE TWO DEALS MEAN WAGE CUTS · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1055, 24 April 1973
  127. JACK JONES: BUILDING A BETTER (CORPORATIST) BRITAIN' · Workers Press no. 1055, 24 April 1973
  128. TUC OFFICIALLY ACCEPTS PHASE TWO · Workers Press no. 1057, 26 April 1973
  129. WHAT NEXT FOR DOCK WORKERS? · Workers Press no. 1057, 26 April 1973
  130. 100,000 expected to join Scottish May Day action · Workers Press no. 1057, 26 April 1973
  131. JOIN THE SLL NOW! · Workers Press no. 1057, 26 April 1973
  132. DAYS · Workers Press no. 1058, 27 April 1973
  133. The role of workers press · Workers Press no. 1060, 30 April 1973
  134. HISTORY POINTS A FINGER AT FEATHER STORY · Workers Press no. 1060, 30 April 1973
  135. (continued from page 1) · Workers Press no. 1060, 30 April 1973
  136. ROUND THE REGIONS · Workers Press no. 1061, 2 May 1973
  137. SECRET TALKS WITH TORIES · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1062, 3 May 1973
  138. Cambridge: · Workers Press no. 1062, 3 May 1973
  139. A day of determination .. and of shame · Workers Press no. 1062, 3 May 1973
  140. CP paved way for secret meetings · Workers Press no. 1063, 4 May 1973
  141. ELECTRICIANS COMMIT UNION TO FIGHT STATE PAY LAWS BIG DEFEAT FOR CHAPPLE · Workers Press no. 1063, 4 May 1973
  142. THE PLOT AGAINST THE WORKING CL · Workers Press no. 1065, 7 May 1973
  143. HEATH BAITS PHASE THREE TRAP · Workers Press no. 1066, 8 May 1973
  144. JOYOUS ACQUIESCENCE FEATHER BOOSTS CORPORATE STATE · Workers Press no. 1067, 9 May 1973
  145. FEATHER BOOST FOR THE CORPORATE STATE · Workers Press no. 1067, 9 May 1973
  146. FEATHER · Workers Press no. 1068, 10 May 1973
  147. Jack Gale examines the so-called 'Militant' group: Centrist treachery in 1973 (Part 2) · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 1068, 10 May 1973
  148. NO FIGHT · Workers Press no. 1068, 10 May 1973
  149. Morning Star Covers up for the TUC · Workers Press no. 1069, 11 May 1973
  150. Feather cynically steps into pensions row · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1069, 11 May 1973
  151. Spate of Phase deals · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1070, 12 May 1973
  152. ASTMS will still attend NIRC · Workers Press no. 1071, 14 May 1973
  153. RIGHT-WING DOMINATES CONGRESS OF EUROPE Feather boost for corporatist Europe · By Stephen Johns · Workers Press no. 1071, 14 May 1973
  154. Stalinist chickens come home to rOOSt · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 1072, 15 May 1973
  155. ISM. PART 1 right to strike in the principal · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 1072, 15 May 1973
  156. THE ROAD TO ANTI-COMMUNISM. PART 3 · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 1074, 17 May 1973
  157. Food prices allowed to leap · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 1075, 18 May 1973
  158. SHAM CP OPPOSITION TO DEAL WITH TORIES · Workers Press no. 1075, 18 May 1973
  159. THE ROAD TO ANTI-COMMUNISM. PART 4 · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 1075, 18 May 1973
  160. Nothing changed in the Tories · Workers Press no. 1076, 19 May 1973
  161. THE ROAD TO ANTI-COMMUNISM. PART 5 · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 1076, 19 May 1973
  162. End all Phase Three talks now · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 1078, 22 May 1973
  163. LEADERS WOULD AGREE TO RESTRAINT G&MWU WANT A DEALWITHTORIES · Workers Press no. 1079, 23 May 1973
  164. Day-long SLL picket at Peruvian Embassy · Workers Press no. 1080, 24 May 1973
  165. WHY LABOUR IS SILENT · Workers Press no. 1084, 29 May 1973
  166. Phase Three trap being prepared for the unions · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1087, 1 June 1973
  167. WILSON AND FEATHER CREATE SPLIT HEATH'S FLUNKEYS SPEAK UP · Workers Press no. 1088, 2 June 1973
  168. Feather sets date for Phase Three talks · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1089, 4 June 1973
  169. Four join in dangerous collaboration HOSPITAL UNIONS GO TO PAY BOARD · Workers Press no. 1090, 5 June 1973
  170. Phase Three and the Industrial Relations Act A DIRTY DEAL IS UNDER WAY · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1092, 7 June 1973
  171. Tanned, bouncy and back from Rhodes holiday, but... · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1094, 9 June 1973
  172. GENERAL STRIKE TO MAKETHE TO GOVT RESIGN PLEDGED TO SOCIAL · Workers Press no. 1094, 9 June 1973
  173. Phase Three talks today PRICES EXPLOSION AS TUC SEES HEATH · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 1097, 13 June 1973
  174. REPLIES · By Michael Nolan · Workers Press no. 1097, 13 June 1973
  175. TUC hard sell gets harder · Workers Press no. 1098, 14 June 1973
  176. TUC hides behind Heath · By Peter Jeffries · Workers Press no. 1099, 15 June 1973
  177. WHAT NEXT FOR THE MINERS? · By Peter Jeffries · Workers Press no. 1101, 18 June 1973
  178. CBI chiefs see Heath · Workers Press no. 1102, 19 June 1973
  179. MIS tactics and basic rights · Workers Press no. 1102, 19 June 1973
  180. Scanlon's talks with the Tories · Workers Press no. 1103, 20 June 1973
  181. Lorry stewards try to locate Chrysler 'thugs' · Workers Press no. 1104, 21 June 1973
  182. WORDS MUST BECOME DEEDS · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1105, 22 June 1973
  183. Right wingers likely to ignore conference decision Registration still on Equity's agenda · By Royston Bull · Workers Press no. 1109, 27 June 1973
  184. Bribery 'infected' Yorkshire and north-east councils · Workers Press no. 1110, 28 June 1973
  185. ALLI TUC · Workers Press no. 1111, 29 June 1973
  186. N'SACK IN ELECTRIC · Workers Press no. 1112, 30 June 1973
  187. Urges union chiets to break conference decisions Wilson lifeline to Phase Three talks · Workers Press no. 1112, 30 June 1973

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