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David Maude

333 articles credited, 27 September 1969 to 27 June 1973.

  1. C.P. hinders work-study opposition · Workers Press no. 1, 27 September 1969
  2. Doubts about readiness, but A GENERAL ELECTION SOON? · Workers Press no. 2, 30 September 1969
  3. 6,000 out over Maxi cut-back · Workers Press no. 8, 8 October 1969
  4. Brighton · Workers Press no. 8, 8 October 1969
  5. LESSONS FROM G.E.C. - ENGLISH ELECTRIC · Workers Press no. 9, 9 October 1969
  6. MCORPORATING THE NEWSLETTER PUBLISHED FROM TUESDAY TO SATURDAY NUMBER TEN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1969 From Brighton comes Callaghan visits Ulster A TORY tightens up CHARTER its grip FOR SCABS · Workers Press no. 10, 10 October 1969
  7. Vauxhall proposals are unacceptable · Workers Press no. 12, 14 October 1969
  8. Car sales down — prices up Crisis behind the Motor · Workers Press no. 13, 15 October 1969
  9. Car chiefs blame · Workers Press no. 15, 17 October 1969
  10. LEYLAND · Workers Press no. 16, 18 October 1969
  11. Strike call · Workers Press no. 17, 21 October 1969
  12. Socialist Labour benigue · Workers Press no. 17, 21 October 1969
  13. Dustmen tied up strings · Workers Press no. 17, 21 October 1969
  14. Vauxhall's, Luton OFFICIALS STOP UNITED STAND AGAINST DEAL · Workers Press no. 17, 21 October 1969
  15. STUDENTS GREET THE DAILY · Workers Press no. 17, 21 October 1969
  16. Miners stick out for less hours · Workers Press no. 19, 23 October 1969
  17. SWINDON · Workers Press no. 19, 23 October 1969
  18. YOUNG BACK RENAULT STRIKE · Workers Press no. 21, 25 October 1969
  19. 'You're not even a machine, you're a wound-up, nervous wreck.' · Workers Press no. 21, 25 October 1969
  20. Firemen's pay fight 'Strings' main issue before conference · Workers Press no. 23, 29 October 1969
  21. P.I.B. fears airport militancy HARD ON the heels of Monday night's strike · Workers Press no. 25, 31 October 1969
  22. GRAND XMAS Saturday, Nov. 29 · Workers Press no. 26, 1 November 1969
  23. M.D.W. at Linwood: 'There are two speeds you work. Very fast... and much faster!' · Workers Press no. 26, 1 November 1969
  24. Port employers present A PLAN FOR NEW DOCKS ATTACK · Workers Press no. 27, 4 November 1969
  25. Manchester dustmen · Workers Press no. 27, 4 November 1969
  26. Rootes, Linwood Procedure deal must be rejected · Workers Press no. 27, 4 November 1969
  27. Bristol stoppage · Workers Press no. 27, 4 November 1969
  28. Luton reject plan · Workers Press no. 28, 5 November 1969
  29. Er "Wrong for state to intervene' A. E.F. REJECTS GOVT. STANDARD INQUIRY · Workers Press no. 29, 6 November 1969
  30. Castle asked to probe cal · Workers Press no. 30, 7 November 1969
  31. Stay-in at C.A.V. (Acton) continues · Workers Press no. 32, 11 November 1969
  32. Ten-man advisory body set up · Workers Press no. 32, 11 November 1969
  33. Big U.S. aircraft competition grows CONCORDES 50% OBSOLETE BY 1972? "No strike' pledge · Workers Press no. 33, 12 November 1969
  34. Airport continue blacking · Workers Press no. 34, 13 November 1969
  35. London, Manchester and North-East teachers may strike GROWING SUPPORT FOR EXTENDED NATIONAL ACTION · Workers Press no. 34, 13 November 1969
  36. London, Midlands, Yorkshire and North-East teachers to strike BIG SUPPORT FOR NATIONAL ACTION · Workers Press no. 35, 14 November 1969
  37. Communist Party Congress PROTESTS AGAINST OUR EXCLUSION GROW · Workers Press no. 36, 15 November 1969
  38. London and Merseyside Dangerous stage reached on Devlin · Workers Press no. 36, 15 November 1969
  39. London port Devlin · Workers Press no. 39, 20 November 1969
  40. Big actions throughout Britain 10,000 TEACHERS OUT IN 'MORE PAY' RALLY · Workers Press no. 40, 21 November 1969
  41. Oxford car men told: · Workers Press no. 41, 22 November 1969
  42. Vauxhall Motors THE FIGHT IS NOT OVER · Workers Press no. 42, 25 November 1969
  43. Behind the Vauxhall pay set-back · Workers Press no. 42, 25 November 1969
  44. 'Morning Star' silent as SCANLON AND STOKES GET TOGETHER · Workers Press no. 45, 28 November 1969
  45. White House lies on Vietnam Stop Wilson's visit to Washington! · Workers Press no. 45, 28 November 1969
  46. VIETNAM WAR: Criticisms WHAT NOW? Australian dockers give the answer the 'Tribune' men now find Pressure on dockers · Workers Press no. 46, 29 November 1969
  47. Briefly · Workers Press no. 46, 29 November 1969
  48. Behind the Tilbury · Workers Press no. 48, 3 December 1969
  49. DANGEROUS DOUBLE-TALK · Workers Press no. 49, 4 December 1969
  50. Stewards less than determined Ford bosses prepare to reject parity · Workers Press no. 49, 4 December 1969
  51. Second firm threatens to pull out ANOTHER TILBURY CONTAINER BLUFF? · Workers Press no. 50, 5 December 1969
  52. As engineers resist bosses demands UNION LEADERS · Workers Press no. 51, 6 December 1969
  53. Tube engineers' rally Warning of dangers · Workers Press no. 52, 9 December 1969
  54. HUGH SCANLON, president of Amalgamated Union of Engineering and Foundryworkers, has signed a Workers Press petition, together with three executive council members-Ernie Roberts, assistant · Workers Press no. 53, 10 December 1969
  55. Unions must say NO MORE WAGE FREEZE · Workers Press no. 54, 11 December 1969
  56. Nixon makes war on Black Panthers · Workers Press no. 54, 11 December 1969
  57. Twin threat to engineers · Workers Press no. 55, 12 December 1969
  58. STOP WILSON'S VISIT TO WASHINGTON Widespread support for our petition · Workers Press no. 55, 12 December 1969
  59. Double book-keeping in 'Comment' · Workers Press no. 58, 17 December 1969
  60. Gold situation confused · Workers Press no. 60, 19 December 1969
  61. Motor industry council CAR EMPLOYERS CALL THE TUNE · Workers Press no. 61, 20 December 1969
  62. Tube strike ends No sell' in talks on · Workers Press no. 61, 20 December 1969
  63. Let 'the nettle' sting · Workers Press no. 67, 1 January 1970
  64. Defeated US miners' murdered · Workers Press no. 71, 7 January 1970
  65. Rouse the trade unions Against Wilson's Washington visit · Workers Press no. 74, 10 January 1970
  66. Round-the-clock action for more pay · Workers Press no. 76, 14 January 1970
  67. Pilkington pickets dash D.E.P. hopes · Workers Press no. 156, 6 May 1970
  68. Union leaders retreat on shipyard sacking · Workers Press no. 158, 8 May 1970
  69. Labour's Cammell rescue operation · Workers Press no. 159, 9 May 1970
  70. Important announcement ito revolutionary! socialists · Workers Press no. 159, 9 May 1970
  71. Glass union bribe' · Workers Press no. 160, 12 May 1970
  72. Birch, cane, hang & electrocute 'em · Workers Press no. 163, 15 May 1970
  73. Glass men must reject phoney ballot · Workers Press no. 164, 16 May 1970
  74. Pilkington strike ends but Glass workers' struggle is not over · Workers Press no. 170, 26 May 1970
  75. TWO FRESH disputes have now flared up at Pilkington's St Helens glassworks. · Workers Press no. 170, 26 May 1970
  76. Heath tells of three-pronged anti-T.U. plan · Workers Press no. 176, 2 June 1970
  77. Powell calls the Tory tune · Workers Press no. 178, 4 June 1970
  78. Glassmen seek Mersey support New clash over redundancy threat · Workers Press no. 179, 5 June 1970
  79. Kremlin-N. Vietnam rift Moscow attacks Hanoi · Workers Press no. 182, 9 June 1970
  80. Commandos ready for Ulster action · Workers Press no. 182, 9 June 1970
  81. ELECTION RESULTS EDITION · Workers Press no. 189, 17 June 1970
  82. Phnom Penh besieged · Workers Press no. 189, 17 June 1970
  83. Lucas-CAV combine B'ham strikers fight on · Workers Press no. 196, 26 June 1970
  84. Guerrillas move back as Nixon pulls out · Workers Press no. 198, 30 June 1970
  85. HIGH JINX · Workers Press no. 198, 30 June 1970
  86. From Ulster to the N.E. coast CS riot gas in South Shields · Workers Press no. 200, 2 July 1970
  87. Laws against immigrants and trade unions The Tories mount abrication' · Workers Press no. 201, 3 July 1970
  88. NAZI-LIKE JAILS IN VIETNAM · Workers Press no. 204, 8 July 1970
  89. The first big test for the unions · Workers Press no. 205, 9 July 1970
  90. As dockers are forced to strike Heath cracks the whip · Workers Press no. 207, 11 July 1970
  91. Troops threat still hangs over dockers' strike · Workers Press no. 207, 11 July 1970
  92. Either betrayal or a fight to win Docks delegates face dangers · Workers Press no. 209, 15 July 1970
  93. First national dock strike since 1926 OFFICIAL- it's on! 48-32 · Workers Press no. 210, 16 July 1970
  94. Says B-Leyland · Workers Press no. 223, 4 August 1970
  95. State · Workers Press no. 226, 7 August 1970
  96. Wages too high-Carr · Workers Press no. 227, 8 August 1970
  97. LABOUR LEAGUE Trotsky Memorial Meeting · Workers Press no. 248, 8 September 1970
  98. T.U.C. chief back-pedals on strike 1926 danger looms at Brighton · Workers Press no. 249, 9 September 1970
  99. 102ND TRADES UNION CONGRESS BRIGHTON Talk... but no action argument on wages · Workers Press no. 250, 10 September 1970
  100. JOBLESS FIGHT move hostages MUST START INE FACTORIES · Workers Press no. 252, 12 September 1970
  101. Beware of official backing GKN workers face Tory crunch · Workers Press no. 253, 15 September 1970
  102. Sankey claim · Workers Press no. 253, 15 September 1970
  103. 'Defend jobs' strike calls · Workers Press no. 255, 17 September 1970
  104. Stand firm at Sankey! · Workers Press no. 256, 18 September 1970
  105. THE RETURN TO WORK urged by Transport and General Workers' Union national officer Moss Evans, accepted at yesterday's meeting of GKN workers, con · Workers Press no. 257, 19 September 1970
  106. PLAN PAY · Workers Press no. 261, 25 September 1970
  107. Heath throws VICTOR FEATHER gauntlet · Workers Press no. 262, 26 September 1970
  108. Wilson, Jenkins and company are determined strength and unity. · Workers Press no. 266, 2 October 1970
  109. Feeling grows for all-out Council action · Workers Press no. 267, 3 October 1970
  110. 'Biggest fight ever'-DATA offi United fight at Rolls is urgent LEADERS OF THE Confederation of Ship- building and Engineering Unions yesterday · Workers Press no. 271, 9 October 1970
  111. Lambeth dustmen still breaking strike · Workers Press no. 275, 14 October 1970
  112. Kremlin plans Big Power police in Mid-East · Workers Press no. 277, 16 October 1970
  113. Attack · Workers Press no. 278, 17 October 1970
  114. Tories are out to break council men · Workers Press no. 281, 21 October 1970
  115. CBI survey a warning to trade unionists · Workers Press no. 283, 23 October 1970
  116. At Mersey South end and Cammell Laird Shipyards and docks face · Workers Press no. 284, 24 October 1970
  117. Kheadailyı paper · Workers Press no. 286, 27 October 1970
  118. Coal Board seeks MDW agreement · Workers Press no. 287, 28 October 1970
  119. TUC must glassmen · Workers Press no. 287, 28 October 1970
  120. Two days to go and · Workers Press no. 288, 29 October 1970
  121. Mass revulsion against Tory government · Workers Press no. 289, 30 October 1970
  122. Union in secret talks with B-Leyland · Workers Press no. 290, 31 October 1970
  123. B-Leyland stewards Anti-Tory action policy · Workers Press no. 294, 5 November 1970
  124. Scamp concedes 50s—but wants Tory laws soon · Workers Press no. 295, 6 November 1970
  125. Victory to the miners · Workers Press no. 296, 7 November 1970
  126. A million jobless byXmas? · Workers Press no. 298, 10 November 1970
  127. Warning on Social cuts? · Workers Press no. 299, 11 November 1970
  128. US arms imported into Jordan · Workers Press no. 300, 12 November 1970
  129. Cabinet to Feather deal · Workers Press no. 302, 14 November 1970
  130. spending threatens strain on · Workers Press no. 308, 21 November 1970
  131. Student rights- a vital issue · Workers Press no. 309, 23 November 1970
  132. Union leaders refreat before Tories · Workers Press no. 311, 25 November 1970
  133. Witch-hunting December 8 · Workers Press no. 315, 30 November 1970
  134. Dockers won't lift Hull black on glass · Workers Press no. 316, 1 December 1970
  135. DECEMBER EIGHTH Meeting · Workers Press no. 316, 1 December 1970
  136. B-Leyland chief makes new threats · Workers Press no. 324, 10 December 1970
  137. RETREAT · Workers Press no. 325, 11 December 1970
  138. SOME DELAYS · Workers Press no. 326, 12 December 1970
  139. B-Leyland postpones MDW clash · Workers Press no. 327, 14 December 1970
  140. Working to rule over pay Firemen might walk out · Workers Press no. 332, 19 December 1970
  141. Anger over convenors' pay off · Workers Press no. 332, 19 December 1970
  142. Basic Rights adopted · Workers Press no. 333, 21 December 1970
  143. British CP leaders must accept responsibility · Workers Press no. 343, 4 January 1971
  144. Repeat · Workers Press no. 346, 7 January 1971
  145. Hire-and- fire threat sparks docks row · Workers Press no. 347, 8 January 1971
  146. Dockers' Union chiels -under fire · Workers Press no. 352, 14 January 1971
  147. Government tightens Your friendly jobsmart' will not solve unemployment · Workers Press no. 639, 16 December 1971
  148. Union Leyland procedure wrangle · Workers Press no. 642, 20 December 1971
  149. Tories make Rolls' pay strike a test case · Workers Press no. 642, 20 December 1971
  150. Rolls stewards lay plans for strike backing · Workers Press no. 643, 21 December 1971
  151. Jobless pool a pressure to end dock labour sch‹ · Workers Press no. 643, 21 December 1971
  152. Engineer clerks drop pay claims · Workers Press no. 644, 22 December 1971
  153. MDW clash at Leyland's Longbridge factory · Workers Press no. 649, 30 December 1971
  154. Bristol strikers accept Rolls' formula · Workers Press no. 650, 31 December 1971
  155. Link made over lunch · Workers Press no. 653, 4 January 1972
  156. UPW chiefs stand by as jobs-cut is planned · Workers Press no. 653, 4 January 1972
  157. Now Tito turns on · Workers Press no. 653, 4 January 1972
  158. McGarvey warns Sackings at Clydebank next month · Workers Press no. 654, 5 January 1972
  159. 'Freedom of the Press': it's not for the workers · Workers Press no. 655, 6 January 1972
  160. AUEW retreat would be A stab in for miners · Workers Press no. 657, 8 January 1972
  161. Fisher-Bendix occupation March and picket may back sit-in · Workers Press no. 657, 8 January 1972
  162. T & GWU docks chief attacks jobs strike · Workers Press no. 666, 19 January 1972
  163. Car stewards back miners and national pay claim · Workers Press no. 667, 20 January 1972
  164. Call to action against Tories · Workers Press no. 669, 22 January 1972
  165. REGISTRATION REBELS LET OFF THE HOOK · Workers Press no. 671, 25 January 1972
  166. MUJIB EXTENDS ARMS AMNESTY Sas extended his deadline tor · Workers Press no. 671, 25 January 1972
  167. CP STEWARDS RELEASING SHIP UCS: BIGGEST RETREAT YET · Workers Press no. 674, 28 January 1972
  168. TORIES TO ACT ON UNION LAW · Workers Press no. 680, 4 February 1972
  169. LEYLAND DEAL CAUSES ANXIETY · Workers Press no. 689, 15 February 1972
  170. 'This could be breakdown' as miners see Heath DEADLOCK OVER PIT PAY · Workers Press no. 693, 19 February 1972
  171. Your responsibility to change country to socialism-miners · Workers Press no. 700, 28 February 1972
  172. MARCHERS' RESPECTS AT ABERFAN · Workers Press no. 701, 29 February 1972
  173. ALL-WHITE JURY PICKED TO HEAR DAVIS FRAME-UP TRIAL · Workers Press no. 714, 15 March 1972
  174. THE SOCIALIST LABOUR LEAGUE · Workers Press no. 718, 20 March 1972
  175. Force the Tories to resign—ACTT conference · Workers Press no. 724, 27 March 1972
  176. Weak pay plea to engineer bosses · Workers Press no. 726, 29 March 1972
  177. UNION COURT IN ACTION T&GWU FINED €5,000 Women join · Workers Press no. 727, 30 March 1972
  178. Confrontation over Mersey containers · Workers Press no. 727, 30 March 1972
  179. A SINISTER RIGHT-WING GAIN BY WALLACE · Workers Press no. 732, 6 April 1972
  180. Six month reprieve · Workers Press no. 734, 8 April 1972
  181. JENKINS DESERTS: A VICTORY FOR · Workers Press no. 737, 12 April 1972
  182. A fight for jobs—Symes · Workers Press no. 738, 13 April 1972
  183. Sit-in at PSF body plant · Workers Press no. 738, 13 April 1972
  184. Daily picket at STC · Workers Press no. 738, 13 April 1972
  185. WHAT ARE AND CHAPPLE UP TO? · Workers Press no. 742, 18 April 1972
  186. AUEW National Committee-Eastbourne Shift this Tory gang say · Workers Press no. 743, 19 April 1972
  187. Jobless: Still over 1 million · Workers Press no. 745, 21 April 1972
  188. LEAD THE · Workers Press no. 749, 26 April 1972
  189. AUEW chiefs stick to plant bargaining · Workers Press no. 750, 27 April 1972
  190. Next · Workers Press no. 751, 28 April 1972
  191. Brandt survives- -but only · Workers Press no. 751, 28 April 1972
  192. ANGER GROWS AGAINST TORY COURT · Workers Press no. 752, 29 April 1972
  193. T&G 'green light' to attend Court · Workers Press no. 754, 2 May 1972
  194. Donaldson adjourns blacking case Court threat to stewards' credentials · Workers Press no. 756, 4 May 1972
  195. General Council is Congress minority RECALL TUC CONGRESS MAJORITY · Workers Press no. 758, 6 May 1972
  196. Containers: T&GWU takes first step against militants · Workers Press no. 771, 22 May 1972
  197. TO MAKE THE TOR · Workers Press no. 777, 29 May 1972
  198. DEFEAT THE TORIES · Workers Press no. 778, 30 May 1972
  199. DEFEAT THE TORIES · Workers Press no. 778, 30 May 1972
  200. HOW NOT TO WRITE THE FORD · Workers Press no. 781, 2 June 1972
  201. BOOKS · Workers Press no. 781, 2 June 1972
  202. 'PRINCIPLES' ELECTION · Workers Press no. 783, 5 June 1972
  203. RAILWAYMEN WILL FIGHT · Workers Press no. 791, 14 June 1972
  204. London talks on Swindon · Workers Press no. 804, 29 June 1972
  205. LOCK-OUT! · Workers Press no. 805, 1 July 1972
  206. Dock call one- day strike · Workers Press no. 807, 3 July 1972
  207. As TUC talks to Heath TORYANTI- UNION LAW TIGHTENS · Workers Press no. 815, 12 July 1972
  208. 'Continuing scandal' of · Workers Press no. 818, 15 July 1972
  209. GOVT WORKERS GET MISERLY OFFER · Workers Press no. 819, 17 July 1972
  210. Fewer unions than expected joined Tory register · Workers Press no. 821, 19 July 1972
  211. MPs committee attacks the Dock Labour Scheme · Workers Press no. 823, 21 July 1972
  212. Jones-Aldington report Tuesday · Workers Press no. 824, 22 July 1972
  213. WHO IS JACK JONES TALKING WITHP · Workers Press no. 825, 24 July 1972
  214. Getting along without Taverne · Workers Press no. 828, 29 July 1972
  215. Tories may use Act against striking dockers · Workers Press no. 828, 29 July 1972
  216. PITS CLOSURE BLACK · Workers Press no. 829, 31 July 1972
  217. AS TUC SIGNS NO-STRIKE PACT WITH CBI · Workers Press no. 832, 3 August 1972
  218. EMERGENCY POWERS MEAN RULE BY DECREE TROOPS THREAT AGAINST DOCKERS · Workers Press no. 833, 4 August 1972
  219. Committee puts ball bosses' court · Workers Press no. 838, 10 August 1972
  220. Cabinet staying in touch · Workers Press no. 839, 11 August 1972
  221. TIMEWASTING AS TROOPS PREPARE JONES-ALDINGTON TALKS STALEMATE · Workers Press no. 840, 12 August 1972
  222. SLL meeting in London · Workers Press no. 840, 12 August 1972
  223. AS DOCK STRIKE ENTERS 3rd WEEK MINERS LEADER WARNS OF JOBS CRISIS · Workers Press no. 841, 14 August 1972
  224. Right-to-Work strike closes B-Leyland plants · Workers Press no. 854, 29 August 1972
  225. Railway workshops, Plessey and PSF slash · Workers Press no. 856, 31 August 1972
  226. Halewood production shops being run down Ford car 600 face Ford! parts go Continental · Workers Press no. 857, 1 September 1972
  227. Register reprieved? · Workers Press no. 857, 1 September 1972
  228. BOILERMAKERS CALL TORY BLUFF · Workers Press no. 861, 6 September 1972
  229. Marathon Clyde jobs · Workers Press no. 868, 14 September 1972
  230. Young Socialists begin north-east Right- to-work march · Workers Press no. 870, 16 September 1972
  231. GOVERNMENT WORKERS IN REVOLT · Workers Press no. 874, 21 September 1972
  232. CORE JOBLESS · Workers Press no. 875, 22 September 1972
  233. YS Right-to-Work campaign · Workers Press no. 875, 22 September 1972
  234. POULSON'S money on an 'unbelievable' scale to a series of high-ranking govern. BIG PAY-OUT · Workers Press no. 878, 26 September 1972
  235. Retreat before they even start · Workers Press no. 883, 2 October 1972
  236. 'NOOSE' TALKS WILL GO ON WILSON ACCEPTS TORY PAY PLAN · Workers Press no. 887, 6 October 1972
  237. BLACK FARCE IN STRASBOURG · Workers Press no. 887, 6 October 1972
  238. Miners and powerworkers fear for their claims · Workers Press no. 889, 9 October 1972
  239. Feather evades wages issue · Workers Press no. 891, 11 October 1972
  240. YET ANOTHER UNION RETREAT NUM FALLS IN TE WITH TORY TUC PAY · Workers Press no. 893, 13 October 1972
  241. Rollsmen to strike over · Workers Press no. 893, 13 October 1972
  242. House of Lords' decision used for first time · Workers Press no. 897, 18 October 1972
  243. Port chief hits out at Royal group trading Twisting dockers' arms over meat trade · Workers Press no. 898, 19 October 1972
  244. SEAMEN PROTEST AT SLAVE PAY · Workers Press no. 900, 21 October 1972
  245. Bitter return in PA strike · Workers Press no. 905, 27 October 1972
  246. Steel tubes · Workers Press no. 905, 27 October 1972
  247. Rough Tyneside ride for McGarvey · Workers Press no. 906, 28 October 1972
  248. BEATING DRUM FOR HEATH · Workers Press no. 910, 2 November 1972
  249. Union officials face sharp criticism Telegraphists rap productivity dealing · Workers Press no. 916, 9 November 1972
  250. AUEW fails to turn up at NIRC Non-co-operation' costs AUEW £5,000 · Workers Press no. 916, 9 November 1972
  251. THE APARTHEID CONNECTION · Workers Press no. 917, 10 November 1972
  252. Choice facing AUEW £5,000 or confrontation · Workers Press no. 917, 10 November 1972
  253. THE WAGES FIGHT · Workers Press no. 920, 14 November 1972
  254. Pit closures are NCB whip hand · Workers Press no. 921, 15 November 1972
  255. Mersey dockers to decide on pay-law fight · Workers Press no. 927, 22 November 1972
  256. DOCKERS CALL FOR STRIKE AGAINST TORY PAY LAW · Workers Press no. 928, 23 November 1972
  257. Signals go for train strike · Workers Press no. 928, 23 November 1972
  258. CAV picket campaign stepped up · Workers Press no. 929, 24 November 1972
  259. WHO SIGNED THE SPEED-UP DEAL AT LONGBRIDGEP · Workers Press no. 939, 6 December 1972
  260. 'Our action supported' CAV steward · Workers Press no. 944, 12 December 1972
  261. Heath snubs unions over pay THOUSANDS DEFY ANTI- UNION LAW · Workers Press no. 948, 16 December 1972
  262. PAPERBACKS CENTRE · Workers Press no. 951, 20 December 1972
  263. ANOTHER 'BLACK DAY' · Workers Press no. 953, 22 December 1972
  264. GOAD-STYLE CASE AT CHRYSLER COVENTRY PLANT COURT CHALLENGE TO CLOSED SHOP · Workers Press no. 957, 29 December 1972
  265. 'Red Flag' chorus in Clay Cross as auditor opens case · Workers Press no. 963, 5 January 1973
  266. Dockers' severance gains are frozen · Workers Press no. 964, 6 January 1973
  267. Delay over Ford · Workers Press no. 964, 6 January 1973
  268. Langston gives AUEW a 30-day ultimatum New court threat: Engineers keep up strikes over fines · Workers Press no. 965, 8 January 1973
  269. The Jones-Aldington promises that never came true New jobs for dockers: A cruel deception · Workers Press no. 966, 9 January 1973
  270. TORY PREMIER Edward Heath will today present a the new state pay laws or we'll do it · Workers Press no. 968, 11 January 1973
  271. 'Casuals' threat to dockers' · Workers Press no. 972, 16 January 1973
  272. A BIG PAY CLASH NEAR · Workers Press no. 973, 17 January 1973
  273. Civil servants' chiefs to decide next action · Workers Press no. 974, 18 January 1973
  274. Spectacular send-off to pageant campaign · Workers Press no. 976, 20 January 1973
  275. Defend democratic rights: Rally at Empire Pool, Wembley Sunday March Il · Workers Press no. 977, 22 January 1973
  276. CAV sit-in fight at critical stage OCCUPIED WORKERS Y · Workers Press no. 979, 24 January 1973
  277. EEC means sugar and bacon up · Workers Press no. 981, 26 January 1973
  278. Passes problem facing Lucas-CAV · Workers Press no. 983, 29 January 1973
  279. US ships and planes threat as war rages · Workers Press no. 984, 30 January 1973
  280. Lorry bonus halts more cars · Workers Press no. 987, 2 February 1973
  281. UPW chiefs 'strangle' pay law debate · Workers Press no. 994, 10 February 1973
  282. UPW chief raises right-wing bogey Fighting Tories scares Jackson · Workers Press no. 995, 12 February 1973
  283. Pay queue restive · Workers Press no. 997, 14 February 1973
  284. Better safety cover than normal - claim Gasworkers angered by Press lies · Workers Press no. 998, 15 February 1973
  285. THE TUC LEADERSHIP AND THE WORKING CLASS · Workers Press no. 999, 16 February 1973
  286. CAV · Workers Press no. 999, 16 February 1973
  287. No productivity. · Workers Press no. 1000, 17 February 1973
  288. March 1 pay law strike at · Workers Press no. 1001, 19 February 1973
  289. March 5 betrayal · Workers Press no. 1003, 21 February 1973
  290. SUNDAY MARCH 11th 3pm PAGEANT RALLY CONCERT · Workers Press no. 1006, 24 February 1973
  291. GENERAL STRIKE BANISHED FROM CONGRESS FOUR DAYS TO · Workers Press no. 1010, 1 March 1973
  292. THE COUNTDOWN TO BETRAYAL · Workers Press no. 1011, 2 March 1973
  293. As confidence in paper cash dwindles Euro-float against $? · Workers Press no. 1011, 2 March 1973
  294. CAMDEN: BOROUGH OF OUCKDR · Workers Press no. 1013, 5 March 1973
  295. DON'T WANT TO FIGHT · Workers Press no. 1013, 5 March 1973
  296. Collision due over docks pay · Workers Press no. 1014, 6 March 1973
  297. 3,000 join teachers' pay march · Workers Press no. 1016, 8 March 1973
  298. Floating down the river of · Workers Press no. 1020, 13 March 1973
  299. Hospital stops second week Vital vote to fight on · Workers Press no. 1022, 15 March 1973
  300. POLICE BLOCKADE TOWN AS 1,000 PICKET COURT CASE · Workers Press no. 1023, 16 March 1973
  301. Sanctions a provocation to railmen · Workers Press no. 1023, 16 March 1973
  302. Kodak union accepts Phase Two- upsets TUC unions · Workers Press no. 1024, 17 March 1973
  303. GIVE AN INCH — THEY TAKE A MILE TORIES ADVANCE AS TUC RETREATS · Workers Press no. 1031, 26 March 1973
  304. Make everybody work harder says CBI chief · Workers Press no. 1034, 29 March 1973
  305. Talks today on disputed Hull wharf · Workers Press no. 1035, 30 March 1973
  306. Cowley stand firm · Workers Press no. 1039, 4 April 1973
  307. MARCHERS RALLY TO HOSPITAL WORKERS TORY PAY BOARD SHOUTED DOWN · Workers Press no. 1041, 6 April 1973
  308. THE LUMP' AND HOW TO FIGHT IT · Workers Press no. 1042, 7 April 1973
  309. London stoppage ends Dockers thoughtful over return · Workers Press no. 1042, 7 April 1973
  310. A 'TEMPORARY VICTORY' TORIES SAYS HUGH SCANLON · Workers Press no. 1044, 10 April 1973
  311. Two-week recognition fight Picket arrested for second time · Workers Press no. 1048, 14 April 1973
  312. Now to get the Tories out! · Workers Press no. 1048, 14 April 1973
  313. INFLATION IS RAMPANT · Workers Press no. 1051, 18 April 1973
  314. MAJOR DEFICIT SHOCK · Workers Press no. 1052, 19 April 1973
  315. Transport House Immigrants' action sparks claims Renault facing plays havoc total shutdown · Workers Press no. 1053, 21 April 1973
  316. STATER PAY LAW PROTEST · Workers Press no. 1061, 2 May 1973
  317. Feather cynically steps into pensions row · Workers Press no. 1069, 11 May 1973
  318. Harsh anti-inflation move by Germany · Workers Press no. 1070, 12 May 1973
  319. Basic rights INSIDE the unions · Workers Press no. 1071, 14 May 1973
  320. THE 'CASUALS' THREAT · Workers Press no. 1081, 25 May 1973
  321. NEW MINISTER IN SCANDAL · Workers Press no. 1083, 28 May 1973
  322. Phase Three trap being prepared for the unions · Workers Press no. 1087, 1 June 1973
  323. Feather sets date for Phase Three talks · Workers Press no. 1089, 4 June 1973
  324. BLAZING A TRAIL TO CORPORATISM · Workers Press no. 1090, 5 June 1973
  325. Phase Three and the Industrial Relations Act A DIRTY DEAL IS UNDER WAY · Workers Press no. 1092, 7 June 1973
  326. MEN FIRM · Workers Press no. 1093, 8 June 1973
  327. Another Labourite joins Powell · Workers Press no. 1099, 15 June 1973
  328. Learn the lessons of our failure-Fine Tubes strikers · Workers Press no. 1100, 16 June 1973
  329. Break-in at Poulson files office DANGER OF SPLIT AT CHRYSLER · Workers Press no. 1103, 20 June 1973
  330. Engineering delegates' rebuff to Phase Three SCANLON BARRED FROM NO 10 TALKS · Workers Press no. 1104, 21 June 1973
  331. Chrysler men ready for next round · Workers Press no. 1107, 25 June 1973
  332. Confed cannot · Workers Press no. 1109, 27 June 1973
  333. Row expected over 'casual' dockers · Workers Press no. 1109, 27 June 1973

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