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Vietnam and Indochina

510 articles in Workers Press, 30 September 1969 to 29 June 1973.

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1969 (44)

  1. U.S. ST LAOS · By Mark Jenkins · Workers Press no. 2, 30 September 1969
  2. ATROCITIES BY SAIGON REGIME · Workers Press no. 6, 4 October 1969
  3. War is such a nasty business · Workers Press no. 6, 4 October 1969
  4. Down with secret diplomacy! POMPIDOU AND THE KREMLIN IN SECRET TALKS · Workers Press no. 8, 8 October 1969
  5. Clearer Vietnam in U.S. · Workers Press no. 10, 10 October 1969
  6. NIXON TO SPEAK AS ANTI-WAR PRESSURE GROWS · Workers Press no. 14, 16 October 1969
  7. threatened at Tempered Springs · Workers Press no. 15, 17 October 1969
  8. U.S. adopts defensive Vietnam strategy · Workers Press no. 17, 21 October 1969
  9. Vietnam problems pile up for U.S.A. · Workers Press no. 19, 23 October 1969
  10. Czech leaders bootlicking in Moscow 500,000 demonstrate against Japanese and U.S. governments · Workers Press no. 19, 23 October 1969
  11. Red Navy officers held in purge · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 22, 28 October 1969
  12. Nixon's Vietnam speech U.S. "PEACE' FRAUD EXPOSED · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 28, 5 November 1969
  13. Panic Saigon over U.S. · Workers Press no. 28, 5 November 1969
  14. Heavy defeats for U.S. puppet forces in Vietnam. At Paris talks: CABOT LODGE MAY RESIGN · Workers Press no. 30, 7 November 1969
  15. Heavy attack on puppet · Workers Press no. 31, 8 November 1969
  16. U.S. troops alerted as Vietnam march date nears · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 34, 13 November 1969
  17. U.S. officer charged with Vietnam massacre · Workers Press no. 36, 15 November 1969
  18. HO CHI MINH AND THE REVISIONISTS VIETNAM · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 37, 18 November 1969
  19. How the Workers Press got its credentials for the · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 37, 18 November 1969
  20. VIETNAM FROM PAGE ONE · Workers Press no. 37, 18 November 1969
  21. Army "no comment' on Vietnam · Workers Press no. 38, 19 November 1969
  22. G.I.s tell of massacred Vietnam village · Workers Press no. 40, 21 November 1969
  23. BAZAAR · Workers Press no. 42, 25 November 1969
  24. Labour lefts' say DON'T BE BEASTLY TO BROWN · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 43, 26 November 1969
  25. U.S. seeking scapegoat for Vietnam massacre · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 43, 26 November 1969
  26. White House lies on Vietnam Stop Wilson's visit to Washington! · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 45, 28 November 1969
  27. VIETNAM WAR: Criticisms WHAT NOW? Australian dockers give the answer the 'Tribune' men now find Pressure on dockers · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 46, 29 November 1969
  28. Power continue · Workers Press no. 46, 29 November 1969
  29. Second firm threatens to pull out ANOTHER TILBURY CONTAINER BLUFF? · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 50, 5 December 1969
  30. Resolutions and petitions flow in STOP WILSON'S VISIT TO NIXON · Workers Press no. 51, 6 December 1969
  31. Whilst Vietnamese die LEFT M.P.S GO ON TALKING seiences of the 70 left MPs while let his son · Workers Press no. 52, 9 December 1969
  32. Wage cuts · Workers Press no. 52, 9 December 1969
  33. Another Vietnam murder · Workers Press no. 52, 9 December 1969
  34. Vietnam debate a farce · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 53, 10 December 1969
  35. BRITISH BASES MUST GO SAYS LIBYAN · Workers Press no. 53, 10 December 1969
  36. Vietnam · Workers Press no. 53, 10 December 1969
  37. GRAND XMA BAZAAR · Workers Press no. 54, 11 December 1969
  38. Ford and Daly · Workers Press no. 55, 12 December 1969
  39. AS THE campaign to stop Wilson ington mounts in strength the Reitemeyer and Michael Cohn. Jury "inquiry' Panther murders · Workers Press no. 56, 13 December 1969
  40. T.U.C. Vietnam resolution ANTI-COMMUNIST AGREEMENT · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 60, 19 December 1969
  41. STOP WILSON'S VISIT TO NIXON Glasgow boilermakers say: Mobilize labour movement · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 60, 19 December 1969
  42. Playwright DAVID MERCER answers questions on the Vietnam war and the 'Stop Wilson's visit to Washington' campaign · Workers Press no. 61, 20 December 1969
  43. Vietnam is the touchstone · Workers Press no. 64, 27 December 1969
  44. U.S. military attack Saigon rally · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 65, 30 December 1969

1970 (122)

  1. Al Fatah claims ISRAELI TROOPS USE POISON GAS · Workers Press no. 68, 2 January 1970
  2. VIETNAM: Stalinism · Workers Press no. 69, 3 January 1970
  3. SATURDAY TV REGIONAL I.T.V · Workers Press no. 69, 3 January 1970
  4. Pig LI · Workers Press no. 69, 3 January 1970
  5. Vietnam 'radio revolt' MORE U.S. TROOPS TO BE DISCIPLINED · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 70, 6 January 1970
  6. Vietnam and union democracy act now! · Workers Press no. 70, 6 January 1970
  7. As morale of U.S. troops_ gets lower Heavy fighting ahead in Vietnam · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 72, 8 January 1970
  8. Successful campaign · Workers Press no. 72, 8 January 1970
  9. Saigon "pro-govt' exposed · Workers Press no. 72, 8 January 1970
  10. STOP WILSON'S VISIT TO WASHINGTON Film director and leading sign petition Newscaster to be court martialled · Workers Press no. 73, 9 January 1970
  11. Sunday January 25, 2-30 p.m. · Workers Press no. 75, 13 January 1970
  12. 1,500 march in Wilson' rally! Stop · Workers Press no. 75, 13 January 1970
  13. (continued from page 1) · Workers Press no. 75, 13 January 1970
  14. After the Cambodian invasion U.S. aggression against China near? · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 156, 6 May 1970
  15. Stock Market crisis worst since '63 · By John Crawford · Workers Press no. 156, 6 May 1970
  16. Warehousemen strike may hit motors · Workers Press no. 156, 6 May 1970
  17. THE DEATH and devastation policy reached Cambodia with devastating · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 157, 7 May 1970
  18. 'watching' S.LL. in · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 157, 7 May 1970
  19. Steelmen's pay tight at crucial stage · Workers Press no. 157, 7 May 1970
  20. THERE IS A grave danger that the gigantic movement building up against the Vietnam war will · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 159, 9 May 1970
  21. SOLDIERS REFUSE TO FIGHT · Workers Press no. 159, 9 May 1970
  22. Italy: leaders · Workers Press no. 159, 9 May 1970
  23. C.P. makes a partial turn to trade unions Hope of united action against Nixon grows · Workers Press no. 160, 12 May 1970
  24. Fight Indo-China war with revolutionary working-class action · By John Crawford · Workers Press no. 161, 13 May 1970
  25. Trade unions glass strikers · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 162, 14 May 1970
  26. Birch, cane, hang & electrocute 'em · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 163, 15 May 1970
  27. BLOODTHIRSTY howls of Tory ecstasy greeted speakers at the Scottish Tory Party conference yesterday, when they advanced plans for birching, caning, hang · Workers Press no. 163, 15 May 1970
  28. 'U.S. pro · Workers Press no. 163, 15 May 1970
  29. Glass strike Doubts about inquiry Will I.O.S. collapse? · By Peter Jeffries · Workers Press no. 163, 15 May 1970
  30. LEBANON GUERRILLAS FIGHT ON · Workers Press no. 163, 15 May 1970
  31. Are you serious about industrial action against Indo-Chinese war? · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 164, 16 May 1970
  32. U.S. balance of payments deficit highest yet · By Peter Jeffries · Workers Press no. 164, 16 May 1970
  33. D.E.P. to keep confidential files confidential 1 on 100,000 workers · Workers Press no. 164, 16 May 1970
  34. Money crisis and June 18 · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 166, 20 May 1970
  35. Lacouture ignores Stalinism's record in Vietnam · Workers Press no. 168, 22 May 1970
  36. Cambodian invasion denounced Danger of third world war-Mao · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 168, 22 May 1970
  37. BIG ELECTION NEWS FOR · By Peter Jeffries · Workers Press no. 170, 26 May 1970
  38. CAMBODIAN PLEA TO US TROOPS Please Stay · Workers Press no. 170, 26 May 1970
  39. Kremlin keeps Cambodia link · By Peter Jeffries · Workers Press no. 172, 28 May 1970
  40. 'Cambodia todav China tomorrow' · Workers Press no. 173, 29 May 1970
  41. Yugoslavs Kremlin on Cambodia · Workers Press no. 175, 1 June 1970
  42. Cambodia Complacency · Workers Press no. 176, 2 June 1970
  43. 'Strikes over the closed shop, Vietnam and pickets not privileged' —Powell · By Martin Zarrop · Workers Press no. 178, 4 June 1970
  44. ALL BLACKS TOUR OF - SOUTHARA · Workers Press no. 179, 5 June 1970
  45. Kremlin-N. Vietnam rift Moscow attacks Hanoi · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 182, 9 June 1970
  46. LATE NEWS · Workers Press no. 182, 9 June 1970
  47. Royalists routed at key city · Workers Press no. 186, 12 June 1970
  48. NLF capture hamlet · Workers Press no. 186, 12 June 1970
  49. Phnom Penh besieged · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 189, 17 June 1970
  50. Kremlin prepares Indo-China betrayal · Workers Press no. 191, 19 June 1970
  51. Polish · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 193, 23 June 1970
  52. Guerrillas advance in Thailand Lon Nol's family flees Phnom Penh · Workers Press no. 194, 24 June 1970
  53. IN WHAT is thought to be a major change of policy, US aircraft struck deep into Cambodian territory again yesterday in an attempt to re · Workers Press no. 195, 25 June 1970
  54. General AUSTRALIAN LETTER strike in Saigon · Workers Press no. 195, 25 June 1970
  55. Cambodia call up · Workers Press no. 196, 26 June 1970
  56. Guerrillas move back as Nixon pulls out · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 198, 30 June 1970
  57. Nasser for 'peace plan' Moscow · Workers Press no. 198, 30 June 1970
  58. U.S.-backed looters rule · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 200, 2 July 1970
  59. Thai pl · Workers Press no. 201, 3 July 1970
  60. Chichester-Clark draws closer to Paisley · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 201, 3 July 1970
  61. S Vietnam to train Cambodians · Workers Press no. 203, 7 July 1970
  62. NAZI-LIKE JAILS IN VIETNAM · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 204, 8 July 1970
  63. Nixon silent on Vietnam prisons · Workers Press no. 205, 9 July 1970
  64. Higher fares in · Workers Press no. 209, 15 July 1970
  65. SAIGON "TIGER' CAGES · Workers Press no. 214, 22 July 1970
  66. N Vietnam · Workers Press no. 215, 23 July 1970
  67. 'US troops have crossed Laos border' · Workers Press no. 218, 28 July 1970
  68. Plateau battle rages in Cambodia · Workers Press no. 221, 31 July 1970
  69. strike 7 WHITBREAD spreads SPEED BINIT · Workers Press no. 224, 5 August 1970
  70. Silence by Palestine solidarity · Workers Press no. 224, 5 August 1970
  71. Italian coalition crisis temporarily eased Strikers shot as Cabinet talks end · Workers Press no. 225, 6 August 1970
  72. Guerrillas reach out- skirts of Phnom Penh · Workers Press no. 228, 11 August 1970
  73. SEIZED EMBASSY CORRESPONDENT · Workers Press no. 232, 15 August 1970
  74. LATE NEWS · Workers Press no. 233, 18 August 1970
  75. U.S. death toll up · Workers Press no. 233, 18 August 1970
  76. Agnew: No U.S. withdrawal from S.E. Asia · Workers Press no. 234, 19 August 1970
  77. Chinese arms for Cambodian guerrillas · Workers Press no. 234, 19 August 1970
  78. Sihanouk demands recognition from · Workers Press no. 235, 20 August 1970
  79. CIA now active in Cambodia China makes embassy protest · By Martin Zarrop · Workers Press no. 237, 22 August 1970
  80. Agnew begins SE Asia tour · Workers Press no. 238, 25 August 1970
  81. Cambodia claim total over two-thirds · Workers Press no. 238, 25 August 1970
  82. British labour must act against US-Kremlin carve-up force Mi tast · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 239, 26 August 1970
  83. Cambodia FROM PAGE ONE · Workers Press no. 239, 26 August 1970
  84. Cambodia Agnew's main concern · Workers Press no. 240, 27 August 1970
  85. Refrained Do pian 1o7 No Doran · Workers Press no. 241, 28 August 1970
  86. Sihanouk again demands Czech recognition · Workers Press no. 241, 28 August 1970
  87. MANOS, OFF · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 242, 29 August 1970
  88. DOUBTFUL ON PEACE TALKS · Workers Press no. 244, 2 September 1970
  89. Violent clashes Bengal · Workers Press no. 244, 2 September 1970
  90. Embassy seige ends · Workers Press no. 245, 3 September 1970
  91. Reform or Revolution — a reply by Cliff Slaughter to T. Whelan's booklet 'The Credibility Gap—the politics of the SLL' (Part Two) · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 251, 11 September 1970
  92. Straicht and narrow · Workers Press no. 254, 16 September 1970
  93. Stand firm at Sankey! · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 256, 18 September 1970
  94. Moratorium marchers · Workers Press no. 258, 22 September 1970
  95. Must Jordan be another Vietnam? · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 260, 24 September 1970
  96. CAV senior stewards say no to sackings SHOP STEWARDS at CAV, Acton, called summons committee meeting last Wednesday · Workers Press no. 266, 2 October 1970
  97. Admit Mao to 'thieves' kitchen' · Workers Press no. 266, 2 October 1970
  98. NIXON TOUR ENDS Vietnam deal dangers increase · Workers Press no. 268, 6 October 1970
  99. VIETNAMESE negotiators Paris temptuously attacked the five-point N · Workers Press no. 271, 9 October 1970
  100. Pickets break Lambeth deadlock · Workers Press no. 272, 10 October 1970
  101. Brakes Nixon plot · Workers Press no. 274, 13 October 1970
  102. Buses stop in and Essex · Workers Press no. 281, 21 October 1970
  103. SOLDIERS OUT · Workers Press no. 289, 30 October 1970
  104. NLF vic · Workers Press no. 290, 31 October 1970
  105. Drug deaths rise among Vietnam GIs · Workers Press no. 290, 31 October 1970
  106. New fragmentation bombs in Vietnam · Workers Press no. 292, 3 November 1970
  107. US marine charged with 'aiding the enemy' · Workers Press no. 295, 6 November 1970
  108. Big wages movement in S Vietnam · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 300, 12 November 1970
  109. Red-baiters exposed · Workers Press no. 303, 16 November 1970
  110. spending threatens strain on · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 308, 21 November 1970
  111. Soviet dealing encourages new US bombings · Workers Press no. 309, 23 November 1970
  112. My Lai trial implicates whole war machine · Workers Press no. 309, 23 November 1970
  113. Prisoners weren't there Nixon bluster follows rescue failure · Workers Press no. 311, 25 November 1970
  114. Greek clashes · Workers Press no. 315, 30 November 1970
  115. New guerrilla offensive in Indo-China · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 316, 1 December 1970
  116. Kremlin aid for British CP must speak · Workers Press no. 318, 3 December 1970
  117. Civilians shot to · Workers Press no. 318, 3 December 1970
  118. FOR YOUR DICTIONARY FRAG' · Workers Press no. 319, 4 December 1970
  119. Another 'Cancer Ward' author · Workers Press no. 331, 18 December 1970
  120. Heavy US losses over Vietnam · Workers Press no. 333, 21 December 1970
  121. NLF creep nearer to Phnom Penh · Workers Press no. 334, 22 December 1970
  122. Guerrillas close to Phnom Penh · Workers Press no. 340, 31 December 1970

1971 (15)

  1. INS Theadailynpaper workers press · By Robert Black · Workers Press no. 341, 1 January 1971
  2. Phasing out · Workers Press no. 341, 1 January 1971
  3. Nixon's fear for Spanish bases Basques may face US-style murder squad New Jarring talks hold dangers for guerrillas · Workers Press no. 343, 4 January 1971
  4. NLF battering · Workers Press no. 347, 8 January 1971
  5. DEEP-WATER PORT NEXT CAMBODIAN TARGET · Workers Press no. 347, 8 January 1971
  6. US recession aggravates economy W German 'miracle' inflation crisis · By Tom Kemp · Workers Press no. 348, 9 January 1971
  7. Highway 4 battle centre · Workers Press no. 350, 12 January 1971
  8. Guerrilla leaders' and Jordan government sign Another agreement · Workers Press no. 353, 15 January 1971
  9. Lon Nol for Saigon talks · Workers Press no. 354, 16 January 1971
  10. Laos rout: New threat to North · Workers Press no. 403, 15 March 1971
  11. US army routed in Cambodia · Workers Press no. 643, 21 December 1971
  12. NLF takes Plain of Jars · Workers Press no. 644, 22 December 1971
  13. Man of the year' thé N · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 647, 28 December 1971
  14. Nixon-Mao deal may be near · Workers Press no. 648, 29 December 1971
  15. Ulster clamp · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 649, 30 December 1971

1972 (247)

  1. Nixon relying on deal in Peking · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 651, 1 January 1972
  2. Long Cheng snared · Workers Press no. 654, 5 January 1972
  3. Saigon fears NLF offensive · Workers Press no. 655, 6 January 1972
  4. Earlyattack caught Laotians on the hop · Workers Press no. 656, 7 January 1972
  5. Miners' wives stand firm · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 660, 12 January 1972
  6. Rout for puppet armies in Indo-China · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 661, 13 January 1972
  7. Nixon dove plan shot down · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 673, 27 January 1972
  8. DEAL OFFERED IN CAMBODIA · Workers Press no. 677, 1 February 1972
  9. Nixon man puts dampers on cash · Workers Press no. 680, 4 February 1972
  10. Nixon threatens World War Ill · Workers Press no. 685, 10 February 1972
  11. VICIOUS BOMBING BY PEKING-BOUND · Workers Press no. 686, 11 February 1972
  12. PLOT TO PROP UP CAMBODIA · Workers Press no. 691, 17 February 1972
  13. BIZARRE · Workers Press no. 691, 17 February 1972
  14. Heavy bombing of N as Nixon heads for Peking · Workers Press no. 692, 18 February 1972
  15. CO-EXISTENCE · Workers Press no. 695, 22 February 1972
  16. NIXON'S WA INGENSURED · Workers Press no. 696, 23 February 1972
  17. HANOI SLAMS NIXON: STAGES WALK-OUT · Workers Press no. 698, 25 February 1972
  18. No one shake us- us-Giap · Workers Press no. 699, 26 February 1972
  19. Nixon-Mao play cards close to chest · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 700, 28 February 1972
  20. GRIM LEGACY GENEVA · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 700, 28 February 1972
  21. SAFE · Workers Press no. 700, 28 February 1972
  22. No China deal with US Chou assures N Vietnam · Workers Press no. 710, 10 March 1972
  23. Bust-up over EEC · Workers Press no. 720, 22 March 1972
  24. NEW OFFENSIVE IN INDO-CHINA · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 722, 24 March 1972
  25. NIXON BANS US RAIL STRIKE · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 728, 1 April 1972
  26. Young Socialists plan most important conference yet · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 729, 3 April 1972
  27. PUPPET DEFENCES CRUMBLING · Workers Press no. 730, 4 April 1972
  28. RELEASE JUAN FARINAS · Workers Press no. 731, 5 April 1972
  29. New front opened in Vietnam · Workers Press no. 732, 6 April 1972
  30. COMPUTER · Workers Press no. 732, 6 April 1972
  31. Nixon bombardment of N can't stop advance · Workers Press no. 733, 7 April 1972
  32. Vietnam techniques in Ulster? · Workers Press no. 733, 7 April 1972
  33. ANGELA DAVIS TRIAL WHAT WE TAINK Law and the capitalist crisis · Workers Press no. 734, 8 April 1972
  34. Saigon troops falling back on all fronts · Workers Press no. 735, 10 April 1972
  35. WHAT HAPPENED AT DIENBIENPHU · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 735, 10 April 1972
  36. Ground and air success for North in Vietnam · Workers Press no. 736, 11 April 1972
  37. SINISTER · Workers Press no. 736, 11 April 1972
  38. TALKS ON BLACKING COLLAPSE · Workers Press no. 737, 12 April 1972
  39. ILLUSION · Workers Press no. 738, 13 April 1972
  40. Vietnam GIs' farmac mutiny · Workers Press no. 738, 13 April 1972
  41. Big victories claim by N Vietnamese · Workers Press no. 739, 14 April 1972
  42. Pakistan · Workers Press no. 740, 15 April 1972
  43. BOMBING RAIDS GAMBLE BY NIXON AN LOC ROUT FOR US PUPPETS · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 741, 17 April 1972
  44. VINDICTIVE BOMBING · Workers Press no. 742, 18 April 1972
  45. No effect on war in South · Workers Press no. 742, 18 April 1972
  46. Inspectors back today · Workers Press no. 742, 18 April 1972
  47. US air strikes are switched to South · Workers Press no. 743, 19 April 1972
  48. MISSILE THREAT TO U.S. PILOTS · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 744, 20 April 1972
  49. 'Killer' fascist chief loses case · Workers Press no. 744, 20 April 1972
  50. An Loc centre of new battle · Workers Press no. 745, 21 April 1972
  51. Puppets beaten all round ppel · Workers Press no. 746, 22 April 1972
  52. S VIETNAM GARRISONS FALLING FAST · Workers Press no. 747, 24 April 1972
  53. US FIRMS PROPRIATIOI · Workers Press no. 748, 25 April 1972
  54. Plant bargains cracking up · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 749, 26 April 1972
  55. Vietnam 'nearly cut in half' · Workers Press no. 750, 27 April 1972
  56. Nixon men split over Vietnam · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 750, 27 April 1972
  57. Brandt survives- -but only · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 751, 28 April 1972
  58. Right burial · Workers Press no. 751, 28 April 1972
  59. US hoping for early monsoon · Workers Press no. 752, 29 April 1972
  60. PANIC IN SAIGON · Workers Press no. 752, 29 April 1972
  61. Decisive battle for Quang Tri · Workers Press no. 753, 1 May 1972
  62. GUERRILLA EXPOSED · Workers Press no. 753, 1 May 1972
  63. Strategy tatters · Workers Press no. 753, 1 May 1972
  64. Scores injured in Madrid's May Day · Workers Press no. 754, 2 May 1972
  65. US DOUBLE-TALK ON CAMBODIA · Workers Press no. 754, 2 May 1972
  66. ILLEGAL TROOPS IN LAOS · Workers Press no. 754, 2 May 1972
  67. VIETNAM: Would desperate Nixon use the BOMB? Dangers at the height of victory · Workers Press no. 755, 3 May 1972
  68. SAIGON SCAPEGOATS · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 756, 4 May 1972
  69. Vorster uses armed choppers · Workers Press no. 757, 5 May 1972
  70. CAMBODIA - NIXON'S FALLING DOMINO · By Anna Tate · Workers Press no. 757, 5 May 1972
  71. RESISTANCE · Workers Press no. 757, 5 May 1972
  72. THE STORM CLOUDS GATHER · Workers Press no. 758, 6 May 1972
  73. THE AMERICANS CAN'T STOP · By Tom Kemp · Workers Press no. 758, 6 May 1972
  74. OPPOSITION · Workers Press no. 758, 6 May 1972
  75. SMASHED · Workers Press no. 758, 6 May 1972
  76. 'OSTPOLITIK' COMPROMISE LOOKS DOOMED TO FAILURE · Workers Press no. 759, 8 May 1972
  77. NIXON PLANNING VIETNAM GENOCIDE · Workers Press no. 760, 9 May 1972
  78. Prisoners of war in Vietnam island riot · Workers Press no. 760, 9 May 1972
  79. Fascist gains in Italy: CP to blame · Workers Press no. 761, 10 May 1972
  80. Ford · Workers Press no. 762, 11 May 1972
  81. T&G accused of Dr Strangelove tactics on docks · Workers Press no. 762, 11 May 1972
  82. THIEU'S TEENAGE ARMY · Workers Press no. 763, 12 May 1972
  83. SAIGON CALL-UP FOR 18 YEAR OLDS · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 763, 12 May 1972
  84. Moscow whispers protest · Workers Press no. 763, 12 May 1972
  85. Newspapers strike over jailings · Workers Press no. 764, 13 May 1972
  86. Taff Vale IS back · Workers Press no. 765, 15 May 1972
  87. GROWING ALARM IN THAILAND AS SAIGON IS THREATENED · Workers Press no. 766, 16 May 1972
  88. Blockade: White Housesplit · Workers Press no. 766, 16 May 1972
  89. Angela subjected to terror and agony' · Workers Press no. 768, 18 May 1972
  90. HOW BRITAIN BEGAN THE · Workers Press no. 768, 18 May 1972
  91. FEARED SELL-OUT · Workers Press no. 768, 18 May 1972
  92. PRISONERS RE-ARMED · Workers Press no. 768, 18 May 1972
  93. LIBERATION BATTLE · Workers Press no. 768, 18 May 1972
  94. Why the sudden rush' · Workers Press no. 769, 19 May 1972
  95. STATES IN VIETNAM · Workers Press no. 769, 19 May 1972
  96. Potsdam carve-up ghost revived · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 770, 20 May 1972
  97. STATES IN VIETNAM · Workers Press no. 770, 20 May 1972
  98. TROUBLE- MAKER' GI DEATH IN FRAME-UP TRIAL · Workers Press no. 770, 20 May 1972
  99. VIETNAM · Workers Press no. 771, 22 May 1972
  100. GUNBOAT DIPLOMACY IN ASIA · Workers Press no. 772, 23 May 1972
  101. LOGICAL · Workers Press no. 772, 23 May 1972
  102. RESULTS · Workers Press no. 772, 23 May 1972
  103. General Strike motion off agenda UPW faces both ways on Act · Workers Press no. 772, 23 May 1972
  104. HANOI BACKLASH · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 773, 24 May 1972
  105. Reluctant report says No to Smith · Workers Press no. 773, 24 May 1972
  106. Arms deal fraud · Workers Press no. 774, 25 May 1972
  107. A la carte · Workers Press no. 774, 25 May 1972
  108. Kremlin clears Numeiry of murdering CPers · Workers Press no. 775, 26 May 1972
  109. RELUCTANT QCs · Workers Press no. 777, 29 May 1972
  110. 'Long and difficult' talks on Vietnam · Workers Press no. 778, 30 May 1972
  111. WHAT GAME IS CHINA PLAYINGOVER VIETNAM? Purge talk as Czech writers · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 781, 2 June 1972
  112. FINANCE MINISTERS FACE BIG TRADE CRISIS · Workers Press no. 782, 3 June 1972
  113. AT THE COURT OF MANDEL · Workers Press no. 782, 3 June 1972
  114. CP appeals to Heath in Vietnam protest · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 783, 5 June 1972
  115. New move to slice Vietnam · Workers Press no. 783, 5 June 1972
  116. Blockade slows Viet offensive · Workers Press no. 787, 9 June 1972
  117. Nixon visit shouldn't have been allowed says Sihanouk · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 788, 10 June 1972
  118. NIST MORE STALI · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 791, 14 June 1972
  119. Courteous bombing pause to help talks Hostile questions in Hanoi for Podgorny · Workers Press no. 794, 17 June 1972
  120. Acting almost like Nixon's emissary Podgorny puts peace squeeze' on Hanoi · Workers Press no. 795, 19 June 1972
  121. Pincer politics squeeze Hanoi · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 796, 20 June 1972
  122. Kissinger's Peking talks are highly secret · Workers Press no. 798, 22 June 1972
  123. New offensive near Hue · Workers Press no. 799, 23 June 1972
  124. JAK AND HIS CHELSEA SET · Workers Press no. 799, 23 June 1972
  125. BOOKS · Workers Press no. 799, 23 June 1972
  126. Kissinger returns from Peking talks 3-pronged political assault stepped up · Workers Press no. 801, 26 June 1972
  127. GENERAL LAVELLE'S NOT-SO-PRIVATE WAR · Workers Press no. 801, 26 June 1972
  128. Kosygin was Washington's Tanoi go-between · Workers Press no. 804, 29 June 1972
  129. Moscow, Peking, Washington pressure Hanoi is forced to peace' table · Workers Press no. 805, 1 July 1972
  130. Bombs won't stop us-Hanoi · Workers Press no. 807, 3 July 1972
  131. Begging to differ ever so politely · Workers Press no. 808, 4 July 1972
  132. Schumann for Peking talks with Chou · Workers Press no. 809, 5 July 1972
  133. Korean example used to Hanoi's arm · Workers Press no. 810, 6 July 1972
  134. 'Yes' conspiracy in Rhodesia deal · Workers Press no. 810, 6 July 1972
  135. Briefly... · By Tom Kemp · Workers Press no. 811, 7 July 1972
  136. Kissinger expects Hanoi compromise · Workers Press no. 813, 10 July 1972
  137. Cost of living jumps, unions are attacked so Argentine workers take towns: Military in a crisis · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 814, 11 July 1972
  138. Hanoi counter-attack as talks open · Workers Press no. 815, 12 July 1972
  139. Rain seeds sown by US for 9 years · Workers Press no. 816, 13 July 1972
  140. Bomb complaints as talks open in Paris · Workers Press no. 817, 14 July 1972
  141. Wild buying to save dollar Pressure grows for Europe revaluation IN THE MIDST of intense pressure against the dollar, a joint European currency 'float' looks increasingly likely. Only considerable purchases of dollars on Thursday and yesterday by every European central bank has prevented the dollar from falling below its · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 818, 15 July 1972
  142. Husak regime sets stage for purge of Dubcek supporters Anti-invasion intellectuals on trial in Prague · Workers Press no. 820, 18 July 1972
  143. US BUILDS UP ARMS ARSENAL IN VIETNAM · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 821, 19 July 1972
  144. GETTING MOTIVATED · Workers Press no. 821, 19 July 1972
  145. Hollow hope for cash · Workers Press no. 822, 20 July 1972
  146. Timed raids catch people' · Workers Press no. 823, 21 July 1972
  147. Desperate bombing at Quang Tri Little progress in secret "peace' talks · Workers Press no. 824, 22 July 1972
  148. Tories plan war on IRA · Workers Press no. 825, 24 July 1972
  149. US admits bombing dykes · Workers Press no. 827, 28 July 1972
  150. PLEAD FOR RULES OF WAR · Workers Press no. 827, 28 July 1972
  151. Liberation troops head for Hue · Workers Press no. 829, 31 July 1972
  152. JONES-ALDINGTON: NO COMPROMISE · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 831, 2 August 1972
  153. THIRD · Workers Press no. 833, 4 August 1972
  154. SINISTER · Workers Press no. 833, 4 August 1972
  155. Troops guard JVP trials' · Workers Press no. 835, 7 August 1972
  156. Deception and downright lies about bombing dykes · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 839, 11 August 1972
  157. AS DOCK STRIKE ENTERS 3rd WEEK MINERS LEADER WARNS OF JOBS CRISIS · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 841, 14 August 1972
  158. Problems grow for Pakistan · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 842, 15 August 1972
  159. PRESS CLAMP DOWN IN SAIGON · Workers Press no. 842, 15 August 1972
  160. Hanoi in new talks with US · Workers Press no. 843, 16 August 1972
  161. Nixon envoy sees Vietnamese puppet · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 844, 17 August 1972
  162. TROOPS LEAVE BUT THE WAR GOES ON · Workers Press no. 845, 18 August 1972
  163. BOMBING · Workers Press no. 845, 18 August 1972
  164. LIVE BAIT · Workers Press no. 845, 18 August 1972
  165. Hanoi troops smash Rogers' talks claim · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 848, 22 August 1972
  166. Rogers rebuffed · Workers Press no. 849, 23 August 1972
  167. HANOI CRITICAL OF MOSCOW AND leaders are piling pressure new-found allies in Moscow and PEKING · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 850, 24 August 1972
  168. NIXON'S DEATH AND DESTRUCTION MACHINE: · Workers Press no. 853, 28 August 1972
  169. Fat bureaucrats throw garlands at airport Angela is feted by Kremlin · Workers Press no. 855, 30 August 1972
  170. NIXON'S BOMB WAR BRINGS DESTRUCTION TO THE SOUTH · Workers Press no. 858, 2 September 1972
  171. 500 lost in Highway 13 battle · Workers Press no. 859, 4 September 1972
  172. Significant Central Highlands victory Liberation troops win strategic Ranger base · By Jack Gale · Workers Press no. 860, 5 September 1972
  173. Rice roads cut in Cambodia · Workers Press no. 861, 6 September 1972
  174. Indo-China: US plane takes off every 15 minutes · Workers Press no. 862, 7 September 1972
  175. Munich: the day a of the · Workers Press no. 863, 8 September 1972
  176. Lies over Vietnam bombing · Workers Press no. 864, 9 September 1972
  177. AS SHARE PRICES PLUNGE DOWNWARDS ECONOMIC STORM CLOUDS GATHER · Workers Press no. 867, 13 September 1972
  178. Kissinger meets Soviet leaders Bomb pressure on talks · Workers Press no. 867, 13 September 1972
  179. NLF supplied for two years -- CIA · Workers Press no. 868, 14 September 1972
  180. Kissinger to Paris · Workers Press no. 870, 16 September 1972
  181. LIES ARE NAILED · Workers Press no. 871, 17 September 1972
  182. Big push coast · Workers Press no. 876, 23 September 1972
  183. RAIN WAR · Workers Press no. 876, 23 September 1972
  184. LINING THEIR POCKETS WITH US AID · Workers Press no. 884, 3 October 1972
  185. 17₺ per cent of world's silver used on clouds US spends millions on 'unknown' rain weapon · Workers Press no. 886, 5 October 1972
  186. Trade war stakes IMF clash over Group · Workers Press no. 887, 6 October 1972
  187. No 'ceasefire' breakthrough · Workers Press no. 888, 7 October 1972
  188. TORY LIES NAILED · Workers Press no. 889, 9 October 1972
  189. Sihanouk calls for uprising · Workers Press no. 890, 10 October 1972
  190. Hanoi dampens peace' vote-catcher · Workers Press no. 892, 12 October 1972
  191. US bombs hit French envoy in Hanoi · Workers Press no. 892, 12 October 1972
  192. Hit on embassy brings indignation Commission reveals US bombing tactics · Workers Press no. 893, 13 October 1972
  193. LEG · Workers Press no. 895, 16 October 1972
  194. Vietnam talks at 'sensitive' stage-Rogers · Workers Press no. 896, 17 October 1972
  195. Anxiety over sterling · Workers Press no. 897, 18 October 1972
  196. Thieu meets Kissinger · Workers Press no. 898, 19 October 1972
  197. Moscow helps out · Workers Press no. 899, 20 October 1972
  198. Thieu turns Kissinger package · Workers Press no. 900, 21 October 1972
  199. 'Caretaker' government plan for South Vietnam-report · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 901, 23 October 1972
  200. Macmillan won't intervene at Swan Hunter · Workers Press no. 902, 24 October 1972
  201. Behind the secret talks Nixon plans to intensify war in Indo-China · Workers Press no. 903, 25 October 1972
  202. WORKERS MCGOVERN'S NOTEBOOK FRIENDS IN THE · Workers Press no. 903, 25 October 1972
  203. Death threat letter sent to Palestine representative · Workers Press no. 905, 27 October 1972
  204. Big jump in US deficit · Workers Press no. 906, 28 October 1972
  205. SOVIET INSURANCE FOR LON NOL · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 906, 28 October 1972
  206. US sabotaging deal say NF · Workers Press no. 907, 30 October 1972
  207. Tories cheer the corporate state · Workers Press no. 910, 2 November 1972
  208. Upsetting the Nixon scenario Hanoi denounces US double · Workers Press no. 911, 3 November 1972
  209. Polish- talks are · Workers Press no. 913, 6 November 1972
  210. FRENCH HAILS BISHOPS · Workers Press no. 913, 6 November 1972
  211. 'X' for trade war · Workers Press no. 916, 9 November 1972
  212. Redouble the fight against Stalinism · Workers Press no. 916, 9 November 1972
  213. Alex Mitchell looks af... The Tories Wages Bill · Workers Press no. 918, 11 November 1972
  214. Sit-in Shepperton film studios · By Gerry Healy · Workers Press no. 920, 14 November 1972
  215. Paris talks resumed · Workers Press no. 921, 15 November 1972
  216. The politics of inflation · Workers Press no. 923, 17 November 1972
  217. North blitzed as peace' is talked · Workers Press no. 928, 23 November 1972
  218. 'Peace' talks by courtesy of Stalinists · Workers Press no. 929, 24 November 1972
  219. Vietnam a pawn in global déal · Workers Press no. 930, 25 November 1972
  220. Paris talks on brink of break-down New US demands confirm 'peace' fraud · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 931, 27 November 1972
  221. Yugoslavs · Workers Press no. 934, 30 November 1972
  222. US system distrusted by Europeans Barrier of suspicion · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 935, 1 December 1972
  223. The Tories' freeze' fraud continues Food, zine prices up · Workers Press no. 936, 2 December 1972
  224. Vietnam faces a civilian 'invasion' · Workers Press no. 938, 5 December 1972
  225. Half-hearted anti-inflation moves French cut back VAT · Workers Press no. 942, 9 December 1972
  226. LETTER CEYLONESE WORKER · Workers Press no. 942, 9 December 1972
  227. Tiger cages' · Workers Press no. 942, 9 December 1972
  228. No trials · Workers Press no. 942, 9 December 1972
  229. TALKS SPELL DANGER FOR THIEU'S PRISONERS · Workers Press no. 942, 9 December 1972
  230. 'Peace' illusion hides new waI · Workers Press no. 945, 13 December 1972
  231. Peace is illusion' Hanoi charges · Workers Press no. 946, 14 December 1972
  232. 'Frenzied' US war signing · Workers Press no. 947, 15 December 1972
  233. CP pleads with Heath · Workers Press no. 949, 18 December 1972
  234. Nixon steps up savage bombing of North · Workers Press no. 950, 19 December 1972
  235. Hypocrites at Printing House Square · Workers Press no. 951, 20 December 1972
  236. Property really hurts... especially when confiscated · By Ian Yeats · Workers Press no. 952, 21 December 1972
  237. Stalinist responsibility for terror bombing · Workers Press no. 953, 22 December 1972
  238. Defiant Hanoi broadcast US bombs will not bend us · Workers Press no. 954, 23 December 1972
  239. Krivine verdict: January 10 · Workers Press no. 954, 23 December 1972
  240. Chinese-Soviet neutrality aids raids · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 956, 28 December 1972
  241. No bail · Workers Press no. 956, 28 December 1972
  242. US bomb genocide takes its toll Vietnam: Nixon sends every available plane · Workers Press no. 957, 29 December 1972
  243. GRIM FUTURE EX-VIETNAM GI · Workers Press no. 957, 29 December 1972
  244. Ruhr engineers set strike date · Workers Press no. 958, 30 December 1972
  245. Six weeks end B52s · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 958, 30 December 1972
  246. Statement · Workers Press no. 958, 30 December 1972
  247. DEFEAT · Workers Press no. 958, 30 December 1972

1973 (82)

  1. What we think Hanoi army paper claims victory over B52s Why Nixon called Labour lackevs off the bombing of Nixon · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 959, 1 January 1973
  2. 'Most painful US defeat' _ · Workers Press no. 961, 3 January 1973
  3. Socialist Europe- not Common Market · Workers Press no. 962, 4 January 1973
  4. Vietnam NIXON'S PEACE DECEPTION- WHO FELL FOR IT · Workers Press no. 962, 4 January 1973
  5. Red Mole INDOCHINA · By Alex Mitchell · Workers Press no. 962, 4 January 1973
  6. THE STAB IN THE BACK · Workers Press no. 962, 4 January 1973
  7. Close all pits ultimatum · Workers Press no. 963, 5 January 1973
  8. US firms will be hit · Workers Press no. 963, 5 January 1973
  9. Mobilize miners and whole working › Class to defend rebel councillors. · Workers Press no. 964, 6 January 1973
  10. A direct hit... on wrong target! · Workers Press no. 966, 9 January 1973
  11. Cambodians' Paris fight · Workers Press no. 966, 9 January 1973
  12. 1,000 tons dropped around Kontum Blanket bombing in the south · Workers Press no. 967, 10 January 1973
  13. DECORATED · Workers Press no. 967, 10 January 1973
  14. Accidental bombing' was a pitched battle · Workers Press no. 968, 11 January 1973
  15. GOD & VIETNAM · Workers Press no. 968, 11 January 1973
  16. Strong delegations muster for "peace' talks in Paris · By Philip Wade · Workers Press no. 969, 12 January 1973
  17. Stalinist pressure for terms Hanoi making concessions? · Workers Press no. 971, 15 January 1973
  18. Medvedev to research in London · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 972, 16 January 1973
  19. A legal · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 973, 17 January 1973
  20. Man-hunt for ETA kidnappers · Workers Press no. 975, 19 January 1973
  21. Fight for victimized glassworkers continues · Workers Press no. 976, 20 January 1973
  22. Hanoi helped by Pentagon · Workers Press no. 976, 20 January 1973
  23. BIG BUSINESS OF HEROIN · Workers Press no. 977, 22 January 1973
  24. Battles in readiness for peace' · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 979, 24 January 1973
  25. 'BACK STATE PAY REBELS' · Workers Press no. 980, 25 January 1973
  26. Long live the Vietnamese Revolution! · Workers Press no. 981, 26 January 1973
  27. Nauseating charity for North Vietnam · Workers Press no. 981, 26 January 1973
  28. SEVEN MILLION TONS OF DEATH · Workers Press no. 981, 26 January 1973
  29. 100 SORTIES · Workers Press no. 981, 26 January 1973
  30. French Stalinists assure good election behaviour · Workers Press no. 982, 27 January 1973
  31. Welders test Govan 'no-strike' deal · Workers Press no. 983, 29 January 1973
  32. FRENCH CP ATTACKS VIETNAM DEMONSTRATORS · Workers Press no. 983, 29 January 1973
  33. HAIL THE PROGRESSIVE LAIL KING · Workers Press no. 983, 29 January 1973
  34. US ships and planes threat as war rages · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 984, 30 January 1973
  35. Brezhnev sees Viet "peace' · Workers Press no. 986, 1 February 1973
  36. Nixon saddles his Trojan horse · Workers Press no. 987, 2 February 1973
  37. ULSTER: THE REAL CULPRITS · Workers Press no. 988, 3 February 1973
  38. GIFTS · Workers Press no. 990, 6 February 1973
  39. BOOKS BY TROTSKY · Workers Press no. 990, 6 February 1973
  40. THERE IS NO PEACE IN VIETNAM · Workers Press no. 1002, 20 February 1973
  41. WORKERS AMERICA AND NOTEBOOK EEC: BICKERING OVER TARIFFS · Workers Press no. 1002, 20 February 1973
  42. ARMS AND ADVISERS · Workers Press no. 1005, 23 February 1973
  43. MEET THE NEW US AMBASSADOR- GOLDA MEIR · By Charles Parkins · Workers Press no. 1005, 23 February 1973
  44. Chinese eager peace delegates · Workers Press no. 1008, 27 February 1973
  45. AFL-CIO backing state pay laws Nixon hogties union · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 1009, 28 February 1973
  46. Up, up and up goes the cost of living · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 1010, 1 March 1973
  47. Hanoi claims violations in the south Ceasefire sabotage claim · Workers Press no. 1011, 2 March 1973
  48. 12 sign Viet peace' · Workers Press no. 1012, 3 March 1973
  49. Labour Party Taverne-ites · Workers Press no. 1017, 9 March 1973
  50. Anxiety in the banking world · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 1024, 17 March 1973
  51. US delay troop withdrawals · Workers Press no. 1030, 24 March 1973
  52. HAYDEN WONT SUPPORT VICTORY TO THE VIETNAMESE REVOLUTION · Workers Press no. 1030, 24 March 1973
  53. Japan's nuclear · Workers Press no. 1035, 30 March 1973
  54. Stooge of Stalinism · Workers Press no. 1038, 3 April 1973
  55. Americans plan airlift to Lon Nol · Workers Press no. 1041, 6 April 1973
  56. Euro-credit near breaking point · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 1044, 10 April 1973
  57. Israeli 'hippy' terror raid · Workers Press no. 1045, 11 April 1973
  58. Thieu avoids picket · Workers Press no. 1045, 11 April 1973
  59. LON NOL'S REGIME IS BEING ROUTED · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 1046, 12 April 1973
  60. CIA 'COUNTER TERROR' IN VIETNAM · Workers Press no. 1048, 14 April 1973
  61. B52 bombers cannot halt Cambodian liberation forces · By Cliff Slaughter · Workers Press no. 1048, 14 April 1973
  62. EVIDENCE REACHES THE OUTSIDE WORLD · Workers Press no. 1049, 16 April 1973
  63. Phnom Penh 'on the verge of collapse? Panic reports flow out of Cambodia · By Michael Banda · Workers Press no. 1051, 18 April 1973
  64. Walker's friendly talks' with Kosygin · Workers Press no. 1052, 19 April 1973
  65. Transport House Immigrants' action sparks claims Renault facing plays havoc total shutdown · By David Maude · Workers Press no. 1053, 21 April 1973
  66. MORE US DROPPED CAMBODIA THAN ON VIETNAM · Workers Press no. 1053, 21 April 1973
  67. How UCS scared the Tories · Workers Press no. 1055, 24 April 1973
  68. Lon Nol regime embers yesterday led the loses credibility · Workers Press no. 1057, 26 April 1973
  69. Dangerous sabre- rattling diversion · Workers Press no. 1063, 4 May 1973
  70. Stalinist treachery in the EPTU · Workers Press no. 1065, 7 May 1973
  71. CIA STILL IN VIETNAM 2M TEN · By John Spencer · Workers Press no. 1067, 9 May 1973
  72. Set-back for Nixon's bomb money · Workers Press no. 1070, 12 May 1973
  73. THE PEACE · Workers Press no. 1074, 17 May 1973
  74. RECRUITING PENTAGON'S SECRET ARMY · Workers Press no. 1074, 17 May 1973
  75. Committee of Twenty almost defunct · Workers Press no. 1085, 30 May 1973
  76. Key Nixon speech today? · Workers Press no. 1095, 11 June 1973
  77. GLIMPSE AT CHINA'S ECONOMY · Workers Press no. 1098, 14 June 1973
  78. CHENG APPEAL FAILS AND HE IS FLOWN TO UNITED STATES · Workers Press no. 1099, 15 June 1973
  79. THE WAR GOES ON · Workers Press no. 1102, 19 June 1973
  80. AIR FORCE BASES · Workers Press no. 1102, 19 June 1973
  81. CEASE-FIRE · Workers Press no. 1102, 19 June 1973
  82. Belated admission of legalized murder The needless slaughter' at Attica · Workers Press no. 1111, 29 June 1973

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