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Ian Yeats

161 articles credited, 7 December 1970 to 22 June 1973.

  1. Edward Heath: the Tory leader. Part one · Workers Press no. 321, 7 December 1970
  2. Sinister in Ulster · Workers Press no. 325, 11 December 1970
  3. SLL sends fraternal greetings to US conference · Workers Press no. 352, 14 January 1971
  4. Ian Yeats looks at the · Workers Press no. 639, 16 December 1971
  5. London lecture well attended · Workers Press no. 643, 21 December 1971
  6. To defeat Tories Engineer miner alliance C is needed · Workers Press no. 645, 23 December 1971
  7. Bhutto- talks go on · Workers Press no. 648, 29 December 1971
  8. Youth scare Kremlin · Workers Press no. 650, 31 December 1971
  9. Nixon relying on deal in Peking · Workers Press no. 651, 1 January 1972
  10. Young Socialists launched in USA · Workers Press no. 655, 6 January 1972
  11. There's one grain of truth in this stunt · Workers Press no. 655, 6 January 1972
  12. Resorting to astrology · Workers Press no. 656, 7 January 1972
  13. 'We're treated like muck'-Welsh miners · Workers Press no. 659, 11 January 1972
  14. They've tried to hold us back too long' · Workers Press no. 662, 14 January 1972
  15. "The pits make a profit every year until they take their cut. It's time it was stopped · Workers Press no. 664, 17 January 1972
  16. After a lifetime · Workers Press no. 664, 17 January 1972
  17. Coal 'talks about talks' · Workers Press no. 666, 19 January 1972
  18. Power men should · Workers Press no. 669, 22 January 1972
  19. TALK, TALK BUT NO ACTION · Workers Press no. 673, 27 January 1972
  20. FORCE HEATH TO MAKE UP HIS MIND · Workers Press no. 680, 4 February 1972
  21. OUR STRIKE THE FIGHT OF ALL UNIONS · Workers Press no. 683, 8 February 1972
  22. UNION MEETING LED TO REFINERY SACKINGS · Workers Press no. 689, 15 February 1972
  23. THE PO OF NO RETURN · Workers Press no. 692, 18 February 1972
  24. NO CHANCE FOR SWANSEA DOLE YOUTH · Workers Press no. 693, 19 February 1972
  25. NO COMPLACENCY · Workers Press no. 695, 22 February 1972
  26. HALF- WAY HOUSE REVOLT IN SOUTHWARK · Workers Press no. 698, 25 February 1972
  27. ANTI-UNION LAWS IN FORCE PAY RISES HELD TO GOVT 'NORM' TRADE UNIONISM AT STAKE · Workers Press no. 700, 28 February 1972
  28. BED AND BREAKFAST A NIGHT · Workers Press no. 700, 28 February 1972
  29. THROUGH HOSTILE COUNTRY · Workers Press no. 701, 29 February 1972
  30. ROUBLE IN THE HEATH · Workers Press no. 708, 8 March 1972
  31. DEFEND DEMOCRATIC RIGHTS HANDS OFF I.S. · Workers Press no. 716, 17 March 1972
  32. Arliculate, energetic minority-Carrington Too silent a majority Threatens society · Workers Press no. 717, 18 March 1972
  33. NEW OFFENSIVE IN INDO-CHINA · Workers Press no. 722, 24 March 1972
  34. Harlech calls off 'pop' · Workers Press no. 722, 24 March 1972
  35. POMPIDOU HITS AT BASQUES, AIDS FRANCO · Workers Press no. 728, 1 April 1972
  36. 1 am innocent' Davis · Workers Press no. 728, 1 April 1972
  37. Railmen's runs OUT over pay · Workers Press no. 731, 5 April 1972
  38. Race relations man reluctant about CP · Workers Press no. 733, 7 April 1972
  39. Big response to return of UCS £100 · Workers Press no. 735, 10 April 1972
  40. SACKINGS AT OMES FAULKNERS CASE HISTORY OF REFORMISM · Workers Press no. 738, 13 April 1972
  41. CASE HISTORY OF REFORMISM · Workers Press no. 739, 14 April 1972
  42. RAIL PAY: DEADLOCK AFTER MEETING MINISTER · Workers Press no. 739, 14 April 1972
  43. Call to nationalize Shepperton studios · Workers Press no. 741, 17 April 1972
  44. THE BEAUTIFUL BOURGEOISIE · Workers Press no. 744, 20 April 1972
  45. DOUBLE ACTION AT LEWISHAM FACTORY · Workers Press no. 746, 22 April 1972
  46. MINTOFF KICKS OUT BRITONS · Workers Press no. 750, 27 April 1972
  47. Parsons staff-work in the balance · Workers Press no. 756, 4 May 1972
  48. GEC strikers angry over plant · Workers Press no. 759, 8 May 1972
  49. TORIES TAUNT THE RAILMEN ACCEPT FICHT · Workers Press no. 761, 10 May 1972
  50. Islington protest as Labour votes Bill · Workers Press no. 762, 11 May 1972
  51. Osram women strikers reject return plea · Workers Press no. 769, 19 May 1972
  52. EMERGENCY POWERS First London pay sit-in · Workers Press no. 771, 22 May 1972
  53. Interest rates cripple British Rail · Workers Press no. 773, 24 May 1972
  54. Heath: We're firm on Ulster and industry · Workers Press no. 774, 25 May 1972
  55. Barber's 'tough' wages line repeated for economists · Workers Press no. 775, 26 May 1972
  56. NEW BREED OF ARMY POLITICIANS · Workers Press no. 776, 27 May 1972
  57. Kid-gloves treatment for "peace moves' · Workers Press no. 777, 29 May 1972
  58. BOOKS · Workers Press no. 778, 30 May 1972
  59. WHO ARE T SMEARERS P · Workers Press no. 778, 30 May 1972
  60. WHAT GAME IS CHINA PLAYINGOVER VIETNAM? Purge talk as Czech writers · Workers Press no. 781, 2 June 1972
  61. EMPLOYERS SHOULD BE · Workers Press no. 782, 3 June 1972
  62. SIR JOHN WOOS THE UNION CHIEFS · Workers Press no. 784, 6 June 1972
  63. A RIGHT ROYAL PICNICAT THE PALACE · Workers Press no. 784, 6 June 1972
  64. CLASS AND WE KNOW IT · Workers Press no. 786, 8 June 1972
  65. Engineers' chiefs take Sir John's tip · Workers Press no. 786, 8 June 1972
  66. HOW THE CP HELD BACK THE ENGINEERS IN 1957 · Workers Press no. 788, 10 June 1972
  67. RULING CLASS JAPES · Workers Press no. 788, 10 June 1972
  68. Ipswich wants the right to work · Workers Press no. 813, 10 July 1972
  69. Container QC takes case to second court · Workers Press no. 815, 12 July 1972
  70. MAUDLING GOES! · Workers Press no. 821, 19 July 1972
  71. END OF WELSH UTOPIA · Workers Press no. 823, 21 July 1972
  72. The seven-year-old hospital no one's even sneezed in.. GLASGOW HERALD CBI ready to extend 5% a voluntary I price restraint · Workers Press no. 824, 22 July 1972
  73. JOBS THREAT AT STEELWORKS · Workers Press no. 825, 24 July 1972
  74. We want jobs not promises demand from dockers' rally · Workers Press no. 828, 29 July 1972
  75. ULSTER-No-go areas next target Paras ready to pounce · Workers Press no. 829, 31 July 1972
  76. London men plan picket at Colchester · Workers Press no. 833, 4 August 1972
  77. Sandwich students · Workers Press no. 836, 8 August 1972
  78. Steward at Ford contract plant claims Dismissed because I organized factory LANGEM · Workers Press no. 837, 9 August 1972
  79. Big campaign to split the dockers · Workers Press no. 841, 14 August 1972
  80. DOCKERS SAY TO JONES · Workers Press no. 842, 15 August 1972
  81. FELIXSTOWE: 'PROTOTYPE' DOCK · Workers Press no. 843, 16 August 1972
  82. Critical stage reached in building fight · Workers Press no. 844, 17 August 1972
  83. IT'S UP TO LONDON - NORTHERN DOCKERS STAY OUT · Workers Press no. 845, 18 August 1972
  84. One-day strike call from Mersey Council · Workers Press no. 846, 19 August 1972
  85. Cold store picket back · Workers Press no. 848, 22 August 1972
  86. Dockers condemn Smithfield racists · Workers Press no. 849, 23 August 1972
  87. Jaguar to hear strike committee formula · Workers Press no. 851, 25 August 1972
  88. Drivers strike for sacked union men · Workers Press no. 851, 25 August 1972
  89. 400 racists march to Home office · Workers Press no. 851, 25 August 1972
  90. Onslaught on London docks jobs · Workers Press no. 852, 26 August 1972
  91. Slave brings back shackles · Workers Press no. 854, 29 August 1972
  92. BENGALI WORKERS FACE LIVING ON PIG FOOD · Workers Press no. 856, 31 August 1972
  93. THE WORK-INS' EXAMINED · Workers Press no. 856, 31 August 1972
  94. Government dockers reject arbitration · Workers Press no. 858, 2 September 1972
  95. It would drag on for months and then we'd still · Workers Press no. 858, 2 September 1972
  96. Men to hear new deal today · Workers Press no. 861, 6 September 1972
  97. Hostile crowds shout down race march in London · Workers Press no. 863, 8 September 1972
  98. Organize General Strike · Workers Press no. 864, 9 September 1972
  99. Talks fail Basingstoke occupation · Workers Press no. 869, 15 September 1972
  100. No buyer for Briant's · Workers Press no. 869, 15 September 1972
  101. YS Right-to-Work campaign Yorkshire march ends with Sheffield demo · Workers Press no. 882, 30 September 1972
  102. DERRY DOOMED IF SHIRT FACTORIES CLOSE · Workers Press no. 886, 5 October 1972
  103. 8,500 in Bengal jails · Workers Press no. 886, 5 October 1972
  104. IMMIGRANTS LANGUISH IN BRITAIN'S JAILS · Workers Press no. 896, 17 October 1972
  105. No reply on bus pay claim · Workers Press no. 902, 24 October 1972
  106. VESTEY THAMES LAND GRAB · Workers Press no. 906, 28 October 1972
  107. Provos make 'start anew' plea to Protestants · Workers Press no. 907, 30 October 1972
  108. NUT disbands young teachers · Workers Press no. 930, 25 November 1972
  109. L FOR SPECIAI POWERS ACT · Workers Press no. 931, 27 November 1972
  110. Drivers and dockers unite on meat trade · Workers Press no. 949, 18 December 1972
  111. Property really hurts... especially when confiscated · Workers Press no. 952, 21 December 1972
  112. Officials to go on the hustings · Workers Press no. 961, 3 January 1973
  113. Attempts to weaken representation strike Unemployment bogey used to scare steel strikers · Workers Press no. 961, 3 January 1973
  114. A THREAT TO TRADE UNIONISM · Workers Press no. 967, 10 January 1973
  115. BANGLADESH ON THE BRINK OF CIVIL WARP · Workers Press no. 967, 10 January 1973
  116. Southampton students to stage area grants strike · Workers Press no. 974, 18 January 1973
  117. Bentley clearly shaken · Workers Press no. 974, 18 January 1973
  118. STEEL PRODUCTION: DOING AWAY WITH COKE · Workers Press no. 977, 22 January 1973
  119. Hot steel jobs clash · Workers Press no. 981, 26 January 1973
  120. Nixon's new war-on workers at home · Workers Press no. 984, 30 January 1973
  121. STEEL · Workers Press no. 987, 2 February 1973
  122. Steel closure north-east jobs · Workers Press no. 988, 3 February 1973
  123. CP BACKS WELSH NATIONALISM · Workers Press no. 989, 5 February 1973
  124. Part three. East Moors: Fate sealed · Workers Press no. 989, 5 February 1973
  125. STEEL · Workers Press no. 990, 6 February 1973
  126. STEEL · Workers Press no. 991, 7 February 1973
  127. Part six. Scunthorpe: Output up, workforce down · Workers Press no. 992, 8 February 1973
  128. Industry Minister · Workers Press no. 996, 13 February 1973
  129. 90 per cent of ancillary workers earn £16 a week Low-pay revolt bursts onto the hospital scene · Workers Press no. 1002, 20 February 1973
  130. GOING TO TAKE THIS LYING · Workers Press no. 1004, 22 February 1973
  131. SHIPBUILDERS WARN OF REDUNDANCIES · Workers Press no. 1010, 1 March 1973
  132. McGUIRE AND THE IRA · Workers Press no. 1015, 7 March 1973
  133. S Wales steelmen for London jobs lobby · Workers Press no. 1021, 14 March 1973
  134. Three anti-pay law teachers face expulsion · Workers Press no. 1025, 19 March 1973
  135. Expose slave labour in South Africa · Workers Press no. 1026, 20 March 1973
  136. Tories destroy food to keep up · Workers Press no. 1028, 22 March 1973
  137. ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE MEETINGS · Workers Press no. 1028, 22 March 1973
  138. No lead at teachers' march · Workers Press no. 1028, 22 March 1973
  139. Teachers' leaders let off the hook · Workers Press no. 1029, 23 March 1973
  140. 'REIGN OF TERROR' CLAIM IN TOP SECURITY PRISONS · Workers Press no. 1038, 3 April 1973
  141. Dockers tighten strike grip · Workers Press no. 1039, 4 April 1973
  142. Workers continue to reject offer Fate of Ford pay strike decided today · Workers Press no. 1041, 6 April 1973
  143. Why the dockers ended their strike · Workers Press no. 1046, 12 April 1973
  144. TRADE WAR WILL TAKE ITS TOLL · Workers Press no. 1046, 12 April 1973
  145. 'Pressure' won't defend steel jobs defenc · Workers Press no. 1049, 16 April 1973
  146. Carr to · Workers Press no. 1051, 18 April 1973
  147. ACCEPT TORY PAY BOARD · Workers Press no. 1054, 23 April 1973
  148. 1JI · Workers Press no. 1054, 23 April 1973
  149. IAN YEATS NUT CONFERENCE CP and right thwart May 1 move · Workers Press no. 1055, 24 April 1973
  150. BSC SHUTDOWNS: TESTING POINT AT NEWPORT TUBES · Workers Press no. 1065, 7 May 1973
  151. STALINISM IN THE EEPTU · Workers Press no. 1068, 10 May 1973
  152. Briant print jobs disappear as deal · Workers Press no. 1074, 17 May 1973
  153. End all Phase Three talks now · Workers Press no. 1078, 22 May 1973
  154. Merthyr Tydfil · Workers Press no. 1081, 25 May 1973
  155. JELLICOE FOLLOWS LAMBTON — RESIGNS TORY POST · Workers Press no. 1081, 25 May 1973
  156. Peterborough parity talks on Monday · Workers Press no. 1088, 2 June 1973
  157. CP blame workers for racialism · Workers Press no. 1089, 4 June 1973
  158. Combine-wide backing for car strike · Workers Press no. 1098, 14 June 1973
  159. CALL IN THE SCABS · Workers Press no. 1102, 19 June 1973
  160. Day-long at Chrysler · Workers Press no. 1104, 21 June 1973
  161. Trafalgar House mentioned in bribes case · Workers Press no. 1105, 22 June 1973

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