George Brown Against Strikes ’

The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 19, 19 May 1963 · p. 5 of the scan · 77 words

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Tt will not come ac a surprise to anyone to Isarn that Geroge Brown does not like strikes, but seldom has he been ao explicit as when speaking et Overseal, Derbyshire, on May l2, he solid that despite the Tory Government economic policy the temptation to strike should be resisted, It must be resisted, he said, partly becaise industrial friction harmed the national economy, and partly ).cause in democracy political change could not be made that way.