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Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1968–1988

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· Red Weekly No. 14, 17 August 1973 · p. 8 of the scan · 331 words

The scan: rw-no14-aug-17-1973.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 8 of the scan

David Skinner, Clay Cross Councilior Peaco Foundation Ken Fleet, Director, Institute for Workers Eddie Ankars, AUEW Convenor, Gerdners:

Joe Sharkey, APEX Convenor, Salford Electrical Instruments The following are among the trade union organisations which have passed resolutions condemning the ban:

Nottingham & Distriet Trades Council Stirling & District Trades Council Liverpool Trades Council Norwich Trades Council South Shields Trade Union Council SUBSCRIBE! Professor J.A.C. Brown, Oxford Profassor E.P. Thompson, Warwick Neil Middleton, Editor, Penguin Books John Daniels, Dictor, Hussell Fruss Lord Gifford, Barrister Kenneth Tynan, Literary Manager, National Theatre Central London Branch, AUEW (TASS) TSGWU 5/55 Branch T&GWU 3/57 Branch Kinneil Branch, NUM Norwich No. 6 Branch, LICATT The policy by itself will not be sufticient to. prevent the bailifts from rifling the headquarters of the union, Just as it proved insufficient to pre went the National Industrial Relations Court from sequestering 660,000 from the union's foods during the Goad affair.

At a time when the AUEW should be making its plans for an oflensive against the Government's pay policy, it cannot allow the ruling class to get away with this sort of physical attack on union resources. To show signs of weakness at this polE will only take up this issue as well. Any action by the LUTIO CHEELE CHETEILI should be met by mass stoppages and demonstrations across the country, regardless of what the AUEW bureaucracy chooses to do.

The Government may hase pot the Industrial Relations Act on the shelt recently, but the new attack show that it a for from a dead letter. The Act in still a threat to the entire working class, and the engineers should reçeive the widest solidarity from the working class movement in This light. Dave Bailey August, 7:30 p.m., Room 342, Mech Eng, Dept, Imperial College, Exhib ition Rowd, SW.7.

DEMONSTRATION, Sunday 19 August, 2.30 p.m., Speakers Corner march to Iranian Embassy, 16 Princes Gat, S.W.7 Organised by The Isanian Studants Society Confederation, Basement, 101-103 Gove Street, London W.C.1

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