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The Socialist Labour League's press: The Newsletter, Workers Press, Labour Review and Fourth International, 1952–1973. A searchable archive of the scans

John Spencer

Foreign editor.

357 articles credited, 2 October 1969 to 30 June 1973.

  1. Bank props · Workers Press no. 4, 2 October 1969
  2. Wilson government continues Tory foreign policy · Workers Press no. 4, 2 October 1969
  3. Round-the-clock picket possible at E. Kilbride · Workers Press no. 7, 7 October 1969
  4. Food prices will rocket - E.E.C. chiefs · Workers Press no. 7, 7 October 1969
  5. Maxi strike halts Cowley · Workers Press no. 9, 9 October 1969
  6. WAGES AND JOBS FIGHT IS ON · Workers Press no. 11, 11 October 1969
  7. Dustmen dig in for the 'full five' · Workers Press no. 12, 14 October 1969
  8. Select Committee says: More discipline for students · Workers Press no. 15, 17 October 1969
  9. As 120,000 miners challenge the NCB: coal strike spreads · Workers Press no. 18, 22 October 1969
  10. PAY RISE PLUS WORK- STUDY FOR ATOM MEN · Workers Press no. 18, 22 October 1969
  11. WIDEST possible support from trade union- THE possible support from trade ists is now required to take the recognition st · Workers Press no. 18, 22 October 1969
  12. Plessey merger talks · Workers Press no. 25, 31 October 1969
  13. The face of Torvism · Workers Press no. 26, 1 November 1969
  14. Farmworkers march for £16 basic · Workers Press no. 27, 4 November 1969
  15. POWELL · Workers Press no. 33, 12 November 1969
  16. Feather steps in TUBE LEADERS · Workers Press no. 34, 13 November 1969
  17. 500 still out against deal on · Workers Press no. 34, 13 November 1969
  18. Dick Etheridge praises Feather · Workers Press no. 41, 22 November 1969
  19. Briefly · Workers Press no. 47, 2 December 1969
  20. STILL NO ACTION ON VICTIMIZED STEWARD · Workers Press no. 54, 11 December 1969
  21. Neddy Report hits at construction · Workers Press no. 57, 16 December 1969
  22. A smokescreen for class compromise MOSCOW DRAWS CLOSER TO WASHINGTON · Workers Press no. 63, 24 December 1969
  23. Y.S. LOOKS TOWARDS 1970 WITH CONFIDENCE · Workers Press no. 63, 24 December 1969
  24. T.U.C. 'guidelines' next week NEW DANGERS AHEAD TRADE mal · Workers Press no. 64, 27 December 1969
  25. Vietnam 'radio revolt' MORE U.S. TROOPS TO BE DISCIPLINED · Workers Press no. 70, 6 January 1970
  26. Fight the T.U.C. guidelines · Workers Press no. 70, 6 January 1970
  27. "Bui · Workers Press no. 71, 7 January 1970
  28. Italian bosses seek Stalinists' aid to attack workers Soviet Party history reveals split on Stalin · Workers Press no. 71, 7 January 1970
  29. As morale of U.S. troops_ gets lower Heavy fighting ahead in Vietnam · Workers Press no. 72, 8 January 1970
  30. Behind the ban on our industrial correspondent · Workers Press no. 157, 7 May 1970
  31. Brutal eviction by Tories · Workers Press no. 159, 9 May 1970
  32. Bulls Bears the Wars by John Spencer · Workers Press no. 161, 13 May 1970
  33. Next week we make the big change · Workers Press no. 162, 14 May 1970
  34. T.U.C. plan: Glass men · Workers Press no. 167, 21 May 1970
  35. IN manufacturing of 'Red Plots', forged documents, perjured evidence, distorted news and provocation there is no body so · Workers Press no. 168, 22 May 1970
  36. Garaudy's expulsion confirmed · Workers Press no. 168, 22 May 1970
  37. Lack of on where we're going · Workers Press no. 172, 28 May 1970
  38. NATIONALIST Junels The three nationa · Workers Press no. 175, 1 June 1970
  39. CP election programme A reformist pipe-dream · Workers Press no. 178, 4 June 1970
  40. Paisley strain · Workers Press no. 184, 11 June 1970
  41. Polish · Workers Press no. 193, 23 June 1970
  42. The first big wages clash · Workers Press no. 194, 24 June 1970
  43. U.S.-backed looters rule · Workers Press no. 200, 2 July 1970
  44. Chichester-Clark draws closer to Paisley · Workers Press no. 201, 3 July 1970
  45. Wearside yard closes · Workers Press no. 201, 3 July 1970
  46. Hatred of troops grows · Workers Press no. 203, 7 July 1970
  47. A cool response to Tory Chancellor · Workers Press no. 205, 9 July 1970
  48. Re-arm · Workers Press no. 205, 9 July 1970
  49. 'Impartial' pogroms - C.P. and I.S. demand · Workers Press no. 208, 14 July 1970
  50. Jones and O'Leary setore Jack-peca · Workers Press no. 214, 22 July 1970
  51. Dockers must be on guard Pearson inquiry is suspect · Workers Press no. 215, 23 July 1970
  52. Impressive march by London men · Workers Press no. 218, 28 July 1970
  53. 'Out two weeks for nothing' · Workers Press no. 221, 31 July 1970
  54. Army terror stepped up · Workers Press no. 225, 6 August 1970
  55. Tories encouraged by union chiefs' retreat Cautious move to anti-union laws · Workers Press no. 226, 7 August 1970
  56. 6,000 in Mersey 'right to strike' march · Workers Press no. 238, 25 August 1970
  57. Shiftwork Mobility · Workers Press no. 239, 26 August 1970
  58. Liberal reportage and · Workers Press no. 239, 26 August 1970
  59. Jobs threat behind Coventry speed-up latest management attempt to abolish · Workers Press no. 239, 26 August 1970
  60. "Socialism in one country'- by kind permission of Daimler Benz W European firms plan £400m Soviet plant · Workers Press no. 239, 26 August 1970
  61. 'Strings' main danger from London talks on GKN-Sankey strike · Workers Press no. 240, 27 August 1970
  62. Pools picket · Workers Press no. 240, 27 August 1970
  63. Kremlin and U.S. to police · Workers Press no. 241, 28 August 1970
  64. MANOS, OFF · Workers Press no. 242, 29 August 1970
  65. Feather meets Heath today TUC looks for Tory compromise 'Peace' talks GKN strikers · Workers Press no. 243, 1 September 1970
  66. 1970 Labour Party Conference No challenge Tories · Workers Press no. 244, 2 September 1970
  67. Behind Heath-Feather confab, Tories plan Lock-outs and unemployment · Workers Press no. 245, 3 September 1970
  68. Who are the wreckers? · Workers Press no. 248, 8 September 1970
  69. MASS UNEMPLOYMENT is now emerg. ing alongside the Tory anti-union plans as a major threat to the trade unions. This · Workers Press no. 261, 25 September 1970
  70. WISH · Workers Press no. 261, 25 September 1970
  71. Sound and fury at LP conference Labour rejects Tory · Workers Press no. 263, 29 September 1970
  72. Council men eager for · Workers Press no. 263, 29 September 1970
  73. A COVER FOR TREACHERY · Workers Press no. 263, 29 September 1970
  74. Hush-hush 'selective' strikes spread · Workers Press no. 266, 2 October 1970
  75. Heffer tries to justify six years · Workers Press no. 266, 2 October 1970
  76. AT GKN-SANKEY Government prevented wage rise · Workers Press no. 267, 3 October 1970
  77. US war threat in the Middle East · Workers Press no. 270, 8 October 1970
  78. 'Get tough marchers' · Workers Press no. 271, 9 October 1970
  79. A message to our readers · Workers Press no. 272, 10 October 1970
  80. War plans against USSR Tories join international onslaught on working class · Workers Press no. 275, 14 October 1970
  81. TAME TOM- CATS · Workers Press no. 275, 14 October 1970
  82. Unemployment grows and The cost of living soars · Workers Press no. 276, 15 October 1970
  83. Agnew draws reactionaries together · Workers Press no. 277, 16 October 1970
  84. Deafness at work · Workers Press no. 282, 22 October 1970
  85. Minority Mundo Obrero' published Moving Moscow conspires against Spain CP · Workers Press no. 288, 29 October 1970
  86. Strike-breakers' sinister overtures Polish Stalinists praise the Tory govi · Workers Press no. 293, 4 November 1970
  87. Big wages movement in S Vietnam · Workers Press no. 300, 12 November 1970
  88. Tighter laws against left behind US slanging · Workers Press no. 306, 19 November 1970
  89. Ford steps up MDW · Workers Press no. 309, 23 November 1970
  90. Production drop speeds MDW drive · Workers Press no. 310, 24 November 1970
  91. Strike wins site safety · Workers Press no. 313, 27 November 1970
  92. Racialist Trotsky · Workers Press no. 313, 27 November 1970
  93. Racialist Charter of Basic Rights Trotsky · Workers Press no. 313, 27 November 1970
  94. As Tories attack wages Top men's salaries · Workers Press no. 315, 30 November 1970
  95. Tory 'smash unions' Bill out today · Workers Press no. 318, 3 December 1970
  96. 'Muscle-men' behind the scenes at Social Security · Workers Press no. 318, 3 December 1970
  97. Power men face crucial weekend · Workers Press no. 326, 12 December 1970
  98. 'Morning Star' backs counter-revolution Polish workers expose world Stalinism · Workers Press no. 335, 23 December 1970
  99. Sheffield engineers to discuss Devey pay-off · Workers Press no. 338, 29 December 1970
  100. AT THE TIME of writing, six condemr waiting in the freezing cells of Burgos jail · Workers Press no. 339, 30 December 1970
  101. Airport Spanish · Workers Press no. 340, 31 December 1970
  102. HEATH'S government has started well- prepared mass media campaign to condition workers to accept wage-cutting, unemployment and anti-union laws as their only salvation. · Workers Press no. 347, 8 January 1971
  103. New recruit for Keynes · Workers Press no. 347, 8 January 1971
  104. Apprentices Anti-Tory rally · Workers Press no. 348, 9 January 1971
  105. Right-wing Faulkner tipped for Ulster PM · Workers Press no. 348, 9 January 1971
  106. Major battle against · Workers Press no. 354, 16 January 1971
  107. There are none So those who Will not see · Workers Press no. 402, 13 March 1971
  108. Steel sackings sign of slump · Workers Press no. 402, 13 March 1971
  109. Bukovsky for jailed opposition · Workers Press no. 402, 13 March 1971
  110. Stalinists slander SLL policy as General Strike demand gains wider support · Workers Press no. 403, 15 March 1971
  111. Back to the 30s in · Workers Press no. 639, 16 December 1971
  112. Surrender a great victory for Bangla Desh · Workers Press no. 640, 17 December 1971
  113. Hunger and starvation: Brazil's 'miracle' · Workers Press no. 641, 18 December 1971
  114. Washington agreement A thieves' charter for new trade war · Workers Press no. 643, 21 December 1971
  115. EEC and US in crisis talks · Workers Press no. 644, 22 December 1971
  116. Trade war battle lines · Workers Press no. 645, 23 December 1971
  117. OUR BEST YEI! December's Fund £1,600.48 · Workers Press no. 650, 31 December 1971
  118. Convertible dinar endangers property relations Yugoslav open house · Workers Press no. 651, 1 January 1972
  119. Despite Stormont ban Marchers defy army in Ulster · Workers Press no. 652, 3 January 1972
  120. Make 1972 a year of struggle against Tories · Workers Press no. 652, 3 January 1972
  121. Mao greets Sudanese butchers · Workers Press no. 653, 4 January 1972
  122. TONIGHT-The BBC's 'inquiry A RIGGED ULSTER DEBATE · Workers Press no. 654, 5 January 1972
  123. Sheik Mujib in talks with Heath · Workers Press no. 658, 10 January 1972
  124. Two backers for Numeiry New Stage in Friendly Relation · Workers Press no. 658, 10 January 1972
  125. Tito policies workers' gains · Workers Press no. 659, 11 January 1972
  126. Compromise harder, moans Gormley Backing for miners grows · Workers Press no. 660, 12 January 1972
  127. Rout for puppet armies in Indo-China · Workers Press no. 661, 13 January 1972
  128. Strike cracks racist slave · Workers Press no. 661, 13 January 1972
  129. Police prop slave scheme · Workers Press no. 662, 14 January 1972
  130. EEC anxiety over $ crisis · Workers Press no. 667, 20 January 1972
  131. Pearce causing clashes -claim · Workers Press no. 668, 21 January 1972
  132. Another cover-up job exploded · Workers Press no. 670, 24 January 1972
  133. Deal near EEC tariffs · Workers Press no. 674, 28 January 1972
  134. NEW $ CRISIS ON FOR THE WAY MARCHES · Workers Press no. 675, 29 January 1972
  135. Big bankers' 'grave concern' for cash deal · Workers Press no. 678, 2 February 1972
  136. MARKET CONFLICT · Workers Press no. 683, 8 February 1972
  137. FIRST BLOODY SUNDAY · Workers Press no. 683, 8 February 1972
  138. MAJOR EEC SPLIT · Workers Press no. 684, 9 February 1972
  139. 'STAR' NOT SAY · Workers Press no. 688, 14 February 1972
  140. TRISTAR SALES AS DEADLINE NEARS · Workers Press no. 693, 19 February 1972
  141. STRAIN SHOWING IN THE WARSAW · Workers Press no. 694, 21 February 1972
  142. CASTRO: WHIPPED INTO LINE · Workers Press no. 697, 24 February 1972
  143. Lord Thomson's lackeys speak · Workers Press no. 697, 24 February 1972
  144. Nixon-Mao play cards close to chest · Workers Press no. 700, 28 February 1972
  145. GRIM LEGACY GENEVA · Workers Press no. 700, 28 February 1972
  146. HEATH MEANS · Workers Press no. 701, 29 February 1972
  147. DEATH IN THE BARON'S FACTORY · Workers Press no. 702, 1 March 1972
  148. COLOMBIAN PEASANTS GRAB LAND · Workers Press no. 707, 7 March 1972
  149. SCHEME A RETREAT FROM THE FIGHT · Workers Press no. 708, 8 March 1972
  150. EEC has five-point plan ANTI-DOLLAR BLOC FORMED · Workers Press no. 709, 9 March 1972
  151. OPEN SEASON LAME DUCKS · Workers Press no. 709, 9 March 1972
  152. TOUCH · Workers Press no. 709, 9 March 1972
  153. Tory policies do not seem likely to bring about a JOBLESS WILL RISE · Workers Press no. 710, 10 March 1972
  154. RET A-BOMBS STORED IN JAPAN · Workers Press no. 710, 10 March 1972
  155. MURDERED? Publisher's wife asks for inquiry · Workers Press no. 717, 18 March 1972
  156. POMPIDOU BRINGS HIS REFERENDUM TO CHEQUERS · Workers Press no. 717, 18 March 1972
  157. RECTOR REID HAS A LOT TO HIDE · Workers Press no. 718, 20 March 1972
  158. TORY REFLATION WILL FAIL · Workers Press no. 721, 23 March 1972
  159. US WAGES: FIGHT TO A FINISH' · Workers Press no. 723, 25 March 1972
  160. IS THE NEW MARKET LINEP · Workers Press no. 724, 27 March 1972
  161. 'MORNING STAR' PLAYS DOWN NIRC · Workers Press no. 726, 29 March 1972
  162. ANOTHER US CASH THREAT · Workers Press no. 727, 30 March 1972
  163. NIXON BANS US RAIL STRIKE · Workers Press no. 728, 1 April 1972
  164. Everyone else must pay for US crisis · Workers Press no. 731, 5 April 1972
  165. NIXON, ERIM: SEALED IN BLOOD · Workers Press no. 733, 7 April 1972
  166. WHAT HAPPENED AT DIENBIENPHU · Workers Press no. 735, 10 April 1972
  167. SWPcalls 'Black Party' · Workers Press no. 736, 11 April 1972
  168. FRENCH FASCISTS: BRINGING NEW ORDER CLASSROOMS · Workers Press no. 737, 12 April 1972
  169. BOMBING RAIDS GAMBLE BY NIXON AN LOC ROUT FOR US PUPPETS · Workers Press no. 741, 17 April 1972
  170. THE BATTLE FOR MOZAMBIQUE · Workers Press no. 741, 17 April 1972
  171. MISSILE THREAT TO U.S. PILOTS · Workers Press no. 744, 20 April 1972
  172. How the Tories forced a showdown with leading · Workers Press no. 746, 22 April 1972
  173. BALANCE · Workers Press no. 749, 26 April 1972
  174. Nixon men split over Vietnam · Workers Press no. 750, 27 April 1972
  175. AFRICANS REVOLT AGAINST LAND RESETTLEMENT · Workers Press no. 751, 28 April 1972
  176. SAIGON SCAPEGOATS · Workers Press no. 756, 4 May 1972
  177. ITALIAN BOSSES SEEK A STRONGMAN · Workers Press no. 758, 6 May 1972
  178. ITALIAN ROY JENKINS · Workers Press no. 759, 8 May 1972
  179. OPENS DOOR · Workers Press no. 762, 11 May 1972
  180. SAIGON CALL-UP FOR 18 YEAR OLDS · Workers Press no. 763, 12 May 1972
  181. MUSSOLINI'S MEN STAGE A COMEBACK · Workers Press no. 766, 16 May 1972
  182. CRISIS HITS LATIN AMERICA · Workers Press no. 769, 19 May 1972
  183. Potsdam carve-up ghost revived · Workers Press no. 770, 20 May 1972
  184. MADAGASCAR: ISLAND OF FERMENT IN THE INDIAN OCEAN · Workers Press no. 772, 23 May 1972
  185. US PUTS SCREWS ON JAPAN · Workers Press no. 778, 30 May 1972
  186. SUDAN: STALINISM IN ACTION · Workers Press no. 780, 1 June 1972
  187. CP appeals to Heath in Vietnam protest · Workers Press no. 783, 5 June 1972
  188. Free all oppressed' GENERALS ACCUSED says Angela OVER SECOND 'MY LAI · Workers Press no. 784, 6 June 1972
  189. TORIES CHANGE ANTI-UNION TACTIC · Workers Press no. 785, 7 June 1972
  190. UNIONS UNDER FIRE Beatings will FROM BANGLA DESH continue, warns South · Workers Press no. 785, 7 June 1972
  191. MINERS' BLOOD ON RHODESIAN COAL PROFITS · Workers Press no. 786, 8 June 1972
  192. VICTIMS OF CAPITAL · Workers Press no. 786, 8 June 1972
  193. Nixon visit shouldn't have been allowed says Sihanouk · Workers Press no. 788, 10 June 1972
  194. DIGGERS RUB THEIR HANDS · Workers Press no. 789, 12 June 1972
  195. NIST MORE STALI · Workers Press no. 791, 14 June 1972
  196. Pincer politics squeeze Hanoi · Workers Press no. 796, 20 June 1972
  197. KREMLIN BUREAUCRAT SACKED AS NIXON ARRIVED · Workers Press no. 796, 20 June 1972
  198. BEHIND THIS · Workers Press no. 799, 23 June 1972
  199. BOOKS · Workers Press no. 801, 26 June 1972
  200. Cost of living jumps, unions are attacked so Argentine workers take towns: Military in a crisis · Workers Press no. 814, 11 July 1972
  201. 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 · Workers Press no. 818, 15 July 1972
  202. EEC Finance Ministers in London · Workers Press no. 819, 17 July 1972
  203. US BUILDS UP ARMS ARSENAL IN VIETNAM · Workers Press no. 821, 19 July 1972
  204. FRENCH TV ON GAULLIST PATH · Workers Press no. 822, 20 July 1972
  205. SWISS BANKING SHAKEN BY FLOATING · Workers Press no. 823, 21 July 1972
  206. DISRUPTION · Workers Press no. 823, 21 July 1972
  207. CZECH FRAME-UP TRIALS BEGIN · Workers Press no. 823, 21 July 1972
  208. ATTACKS UNIONS PLANNED · Workers Press no. 824, 22 July 1972
  209. 'Lin Piao dead'-statement · Workers Press no. 828, 29 July 1972
  210. MASS STRIKES IN PERU · Workers Press no. 830, 1 August 1972
  211. JONES-ALDINGTON: NO COMPROMISE · Workers Press no. 831, 2 August 1972
  212. Gold bursts its $70 · Workers Press no. 832, 3 August 1972
  213. Haiphong shipyard bombed · Workers Press no. 832, 3 August 1972
  214. 'Intervene in Prague trials' appeal by oppositionists, but Davis snubs Czechs · Workers Press no. 836, 8 August 1972
  215. Asians have 90 days to go-Amin · Workers Press no. 838, 10 August 1972
  216. 'MORNING STAR' DOUBLE-TALK · Workers Press no. 838, 10 August 1972
  217. BIRCHITE TO CARRY WALLACE BANNER · Workers Press no. 838, 10 August 1972
  218. PENTAGON'S ULTIMATE WEAPON- LASER GUNS · Workers Press no. 838, 10 August 1972
  219. Deception and downright lies about bombing dykes · Workers Press no. 839, 11 August 1972
  220. SDLP in more talks with · Workers Press no. 840, 12 August 1972
  221. SLL meeting in London · Workers Press no. 840, 12 August 1972
  222. What we think 'Special camps' being prepared by Tories? Terrible trap for struggle and · Workers Press no. 841, 14 August 1972
  223. Problems grow for Pakistan · Workers Press no. 842, 15 August 1972
  224. Europe must pay say US economists · Workers Press no. 843, 16 August 1972
  225. IN ARGENTINA WORSE MEANS BETTER · Workers Press no. 843, 16 August 1972
  226. Nixon envoy sees Vietnamese puppet · Workers Press no. 844, 17 August 1972
  227. THE UDA'S TERROR SQUADS · Workers Press no. 844, 17 August 1972
  228. Tories condemn coup leaders to torture and death · Workers Press no. 846, 19 August 1972
  229. THE 'MORNING STAR' AND JACK JONES · Workers Press no. 846, 19 August 1972
  230. Hanoi troops smash Rogers' talks claim · Workers Press no. 848, 22 August 1972
  231. OPENING THE DOOR FOR CORPORATISM IN PERU · Workers Press no. 848, 22 August 1972
  232. HANOI CRITICAL OF MOSCOW AND leaders are piling pressure new-found allies in Moscow and PEKING · Workers Press no. 850, 24 August 1972
  233. 'Dumping' protests as trade war hots up · Workers Press no. 853, 28 August 1972
  234. YUGOSLAVIA: THE CROAT FASCISTS AND THE BUREAUCRACY · Workers Press no. 853, 28 August 1972
  235. Trudeau calls an election · Workers Press no. 859, 4 September 1972
  236. Such a polite suspension · Workers Press no. 860, 5 September 1972
  237. TORIES CONSIDER COMPULSORY WAGE POLICY · Workers Press no. 864, 9 September 1972
  238. It was German bullets that killed the nine Israeli hostages-Cairo spokesman Egypt blames German police · Workers Press no. 864, 9 September 1972
  239. After Brighton · Workers Press no. 865, 11 September 1972
  240. PICKETING AND SLANDER · Workers Press no. 868, 14 September 1972
  241. THE DEAD END automatic right to return i · Workers Press no. 868, 14 September 1972
  242. Two kinds of treatment by the Kremlin strings attached to US-Soviet deal? · Workers Press no. 869, 15 September 1972
  243. IMF chief Schweitzer squeezed out-report · Workers Press no. 871, 17 September 1972
  244. Spanish workers won't talk until men freed Citroen threat: Blanket sacking · Workers Press no. 875, 22 September 1972
  245. RUMANIA MOVES FOR MONETARY PACT · Workers Press no. 879, 27 September 1972
  246. TITO'S MEN ADMIT 'GREAT MISTAKES' · Workers Press no. 882, 30 September 1972
  247. Soviet aid to fascists' nuclear programme · Workers Press no. 883, 2 October 1972
  248. Yugoslav purge starts · Workers Press no. 884, 3 October 1972
  249. Sharp reaction to CAV closure · Workers Press no. 886, 5 October 1972
  250. Swan's strikers stay out · Workers Press no. 886, 5 October 1972
  251. TOM MBOYA · Workers Press no. 888, 7 October 1972
  252. Tito calls for purge Yet bureaucracy is chief source · Workers Press no. 889, 9 October 1972
  253. KREMLIN SHAKE UP IN GEORGIA · Workers Press no. 889, 9 October 1972
  254. Stalinist crisis NIXON AIDE ASSESSES · Workers Press no. 890, 10 October 1972
  255. TITO PURGES LEFT RIGHT AND CENTRE · Workers Press no. 891, 11 October 1972
  256. COMRADES, IT'S COLD INSIDE · Workers Press no. 894, 14 October 1972
  257. CEYLON: THE GREAT BETRAYAL CONTINUES · Workers Press no. 898, 19 October 1972
  258. 'Caretaker' government plan for South Vietnam-report · Workers Press no. 901, 23 October 1972
  259. SHIP BUILDING DRIVEN TO THE WALL · Workers Press no. 905, 27 October 1972
  260. SOVIET INSURANCE FOR LON NOL · Workers Press no. 906, 28 October 1972
  261. HOW THE KREMLIN MADE MOSCOW SAFE FOR NIXON · Workers Press no. 920, 14 November 1972
  262. Imperialists prepare as make big concessions · Workers Press no. 927, 22 November 1972
  263. A COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARY CONFERENCE · Workers Press no. 929, 24 November 1972
  264. THE UN MAKES PEACE WITH APARTHEID · Workers Press no. 930, 25 November 1972
  265. Dockers want wide support · Workers Press no. 931, 27 November 1972
  266. Paris talks on brink of break-down New US demands confirm 'peace' fraud · Workers Press no. 931, 27 November 1972
  267. SUHARTO'S REIGN OF TERROR · Workers Press no. 933, 29 November 1972
  268. No EEC split with CP-Marchais · Workers Press no. 934, 30 November 1972
  269. 'Draconian · Workers Press no. 935, 1 December 1972
  270. US system distrusted by Europeans Barrier of suspicion · Workers Press no. 935, 1 December 1972
  271. CP WILL STAY IN THE · Workers Press no. 938, 5 December 1972
  272. European drive for a 'single industrial base for the community as a whole' Cartel community · Workers Press no. 939, 6 December 1972
  273. THE PETER BRENNAN STORY · Workers Press no. 943, 11 December 1972
  274. MONEY Two-tier gold plan upsets EEC plans · Workers Press no. 944, 12 December 1972
  275. TriStar firm faces big losses · Workers Press no. 944, 12 December 1972
  276. Chile and Cuba getting closer to Nixon · Workers Press no. 946, 14 December 1972
  277. Tories' growth on the head · Workers Press no. 946, 14 December 1972
  278. US unlikely to heed PM Trade war will tear us apart Heath warns · Workers Press no. 948, 16 December 1972
  279. Chinese-Soviet neutrality aids raids · Workers Press no. 956, 28 December 1972
  280. 'Paper gold' illusion hits the · Workers Press no. 957, 29 December 1972
  281. Six weeks end B52s · Workers Press no. 958, 30 December 1972
  282. What we think Hanoi army paper claims victory over B52s Why Nixon called Labour lackevs off the bombing of Nixon · Workers Press no. 959, 1 January 1973
  283. Release Eire's political prisoners McStiofain, O'Bradaigh and · Workers Press no. 960, 2 January 1973
  284. Medvedev to research in London · Workers Press no. 972, 16 January 1973
  285. Pompidou has huge · Workers Press no. 972, 16 January 1973
  286. Ruchell Magee expelled from his trial for 32nd time · Workers Press no. 973, 17 January 1973
  287. A legal · Workers Press no. 973, 17 January 1973
  288. A NEW ERA OF IMPERIALIST CRISIS · Workers Press no. 977, 22 January 1973
  289. Portuguese assassinate Cabral · Workers Press no. 978, 23 January 1973
  290. Brandt and Pompidou talk money · Workers Press no. 978, 23 January 1973
  291. Battles in readiness for peace' · Workers Press no. 979, 24 January 1973
  292. Union chiefs in Cabral protest · Workers Press no. 979, 24 January 1973
  293. PRESIDENT MARCOS TAKES ABSOLUTE POWERS · Workers Press no. 980, 25 January 1973
  294. AFRICAN WORKERS ON THE OFFENSIVE · Workers Press no. 982, 27 January 1973
  295. Riding the 'gravy train · Workers Press no. 985, 31 January 1973
  296. NIXON'S PATIENCE THIN DOLLAR MAY BE DEVALUED USA - EEC TRADE WAR IS HOTTING UP · Workers Press no. 986, 1 February 1973
  297. THE PRICE OF PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE · Workers Press no. 987, 2 February 1973
  298. Durban spread to public sector · Workers Press no. 990, 6 February 1973
  299. US lets currency slide in trade war skirmishes Dollar pressure on yen · Workers Press no. 990, 6 February 1973
  300. Big dollar selling on Frankfurt exchange Germans battle to defend the mark · Workers Press no. 991, 7 February 1973
  301. London colleges in grants · Workers Press no. 992, 8 February 1973
  302. US threatens new imports surcharge · Workers Press no. 994, 10 February 1973
  303. N WEST PROTECTS WAR CRIMINALS · Workers Press no. 995, 12 February 1973
  304. COLLABORATION ALL DOWN THE LINE · Workers Press no. 997, 14 February 1973
  305. MUDDLED 'EXPERT · Workers Press no. 1001, 19 February 1973
  306. IN FROM THE COLD · Workers Press no. 1001, 19 February 1973
  307. AFL-CIO backing state pay laws Nixon hogties union · Workers Press no. 1009, 28 February 1973
  308. US claiming farm exports · Workers Press no. 1009, 28 February 1973
  309. Up, up and up goes the cost of living · Workers Press no. 1010, 1 March 1973
  310. Nixon men talk of 'another 1929' · Workers Press no. 1012, 3 March 1973
  311. FREE ABU · Workers Press no. 1014, 6 March 1973
  312. CPers vote for rent rise · Workers Press no. 1016, 8 March 1973
  313. Un the road to dictatorship · Workers Press no. 1018, 10 March 1973
  314. Money agreement breaks up before it begins The 'floating six begin · Workers Press no. 1021, 14 March 1973
  315. Soviet-UŞ trade to be trip · Workers Press no. 1022, 15 March 1973
  316. JAPAN'S PUBLIC WORKERS FIGHT FOR RIGHT TO STRIKE · Workers Press no. 1022, 15 March 1973
  317. Anxiety in the banking world · Workers Press no. 1024, 17 March 1973
  318. Markets open in state of anarchy · Workers Press no. 1025, 19 March 1973
  319. TORY STRATEGY · Workers Press no. 1026, 20 March 1973
  320. Italian Stalinist slams 'Pravda' distortions · Workers Press no. 1027, 21 March 1973
  321. Journalist could get 25 years jail · Workers Press no. 1027, 21 March 1973
  322. Negotiators discuss national strike Danish unions prepare second wave of strikes · Workers Press no. 1031, 26 March 1973
  323. Gold may go on the US market · Workers Press no. 1041, 6 April 1973
  324. Panic flight from money · Workers Press no. 1042, 7 April 1973
  325. Euro-credit near breaking point · Workers Press no. 1044, 10 April 1973
  326. ANNOUNCING... · Workers Press no. 1046, 12 April 1973
  327. LON NOL'S REGIME IS BEING ROUTED · Workers Press no. 1046, 12 April 1973
  328. STILL AVAILABLE... · Workers Press no. 1047, 13 April 1973
  329. STILL AVAILABLE.... · Workers Press no. 1049, 16 April 1973
  330. HOW MUCH DOES RUSSIA SPEND ON ARMS? · Workers Press no. 1051, 18 April 1973
  331. MosCOW CoVer's · Workers Press no. 1055, 24 April 1973
  332. LESSONS OF UCS · Workers Press no. 1059, 28 April 1973
  333. EXPLOITATION OF THE IMMIGRANT WORKER · Workers Press no. 1059, 28 April 1973
  334. DEATH-TRAP CITY CLAIMS FIVE MORE VICTIMS · Workers Press no. 1062, 3 May 1973
  335. CIA STILL IN VIETNAM 2M TEN · Workers Press no. 1067, 9 May 1973
  336. NOW IT'S BRAZEN 'TRICKY DICKY' · Workers Press no. 1067, 9 May 1973
  337. NIXON SCANDAL SHAKES · Workers Press no. 1069, 11 May 1973
  338. Stalinist chickens come home to rOOSt · Workers Press no. 1072, 15 May 1973
  339. BANKERS FEAR GOLD PANIC · Workers Press no. 1073, 16 May 1973
  340. Immigrant workers show solidarity on picket line Union in 'trial of strength with hotel · Workers Press no. 1073, 16 May 1973
  341. TRADE BALANCE STILL IN THE RED GOLD FEVER GRIPS MONEY MARKETS · Workers Press no. 1074, 17 May 1973
  342. THE BUBBLE BEGINS TO BURST US DRIVE RECESSION · Workers Press no. 1076, 19 May 1973
  343. Dollar panic hits Euro-bonds · Workers Press no. 1077, 21 May 1973
  344. Step nearer civil war · Workers Press no. 1079, 23 May 1973
  345. Almirante invites · Workers Press no. 1081, 25 May 1973
  346. Nixon's dictatorship plan · Workers Press no. 1083, 28 May 1973
  347. Gold and $ NIXON MAJOR DECISION · Workers Press no. 1094, 9 June 1973
  348. Ominous calm before Nixon storm · Workers Press no. 1096, 12 June 1973
  349. LIVERPOOL Put 2.000 ON T.U.R · Workers Press no. 1096, 12 June 1973
  350. Shah urges terror in · Workers Press no. 1100, 16 June 1973
  351. AMOUNT OF TREATIES MOU CAN SECURE PEACE! · Workers Press no. 1101, 18 June 1973
  352. BR to slash 40,000 jobs in eight years · Workers Press no. 1102, 19 June 1973
  353. The grand deception · Workers Press no. 1103, 20 June 1973
  354. Trade war improves US · Workers Press no. 1105, 22 June 1973
  355. Hilary Creek ill - moves for release · Workers Press no. 1107, 25 June 1973
  356. NIXON KNEW · Workers Press no. 1108, 26 June 1973
  357. WEST GERMANS REVALUE THE MARK GRAVE NEW CRISIS HTS EEC · Workers Press no. 1112, 30 June 1973

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