6 MAY 1976 Pushing through cuts in jobs, living standards THESE ARE THE GUILTY Over the last year they have been perpetrating a fraud on the working class that makes John Stonehouse's disappearing trick on Miami beach look positively amateurish.
They have cut living standards by five percent. disappearing act was conceived last summer as the and confirmed on the sands of Blackpool.
They have watched social services being slashed to the bone - and promised only more cuts.
They have wept tears for the unemployed — and supported policies that can only mean higher unemployment.
These people have justified their actions by claiming that this is the only way to preserve the Labour Government. every step they THE SILENT ONES.
E6 limit ASLEF, AUEW, Jenkins ASTMS, who wrote Yet take brings No. 149 BUT IF THESE ARE THE GUILTY ONES, WHAT OF Benn continues to sit in the Cabinet listening day in and day out to the anti-working class policies of the Government being cooked up - but does nothing to alert the workers movement in advance. Ray Buckton of the drivers' union Reg Birch of the Alan Sapper of the film technicians ACTT, Clive white-collar and Ken Gill of TASS sit on the General Council of the TUC listening to the sell-out being plotted - but do nothing to rally the workers movement against it.
It was Clive Jenkins, after in after last year's TUC ConferLeaving aside the £6 limit, the TUC was a very proPRICE 10p Callaghan, Murray and