Red WeeklyRed Weekly No. 22, 12 October 1973INSIDE Suppressed Times' Story on Army Tapping in Belfast - p.3
Red Weekly No. 22, 12 October 1973 · p. 1 of the scan · 129 words
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Statement on it would be in direct violation of the oxpress decision of the AUEW Conference, and it would be a crucial factor in injecting life into talks which otherwise would remain pretty meaningless.
The TUC-Government talks simply serve us a diversion trom the preparation of the struggle which must be launched if working class interests are lo be defended. A vigorous campugn must be mounted within the AUEW to prevent Scanlon trampling Conference's decisions.
Throughout the trade unions the demand must be raised that the bureaucrats stop the talks and start to prepare for a showdown with the Tory Government.
These bureaucruts will try to squirm off the hook by arguing that the Tory Government cannot be defeated and that some sort of deal must be