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A.E.U. 13/4, ~25/3 (1964 Youth Sostspence), 18/4, _ =19/4 (National Comittee, April '64), 24/3 (Douglas Jay). A.Sc.W. 26/2. A.S.S.E.7, 22/4, A.U.B.T.W, 22/4, Aden arrests 1/2. Customs & Excise Federation 3/2. B.T.ue 1/5 : Education, Trade union, 3/2, “20/7 (T.U.C.), 16/11 (WEVA. ) | 24/3 (Glasgow protest). European Economic Community 9/8. France 22/9. Legal ststus 5/1, -5/4, 6/2, - -7/2, -11/5, -22/4 (Rookes ! vs Barnard) 13/2 (Martell), | 17/1 (D.A.T.A.) 18/7 (lightning strikes). = Malta 26/11. N.U.G.M.W. 18/7. National Union of Tailors &

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Garment Workers, 1/2, 3/5, 14/suppt., 15/4 (Truline Bras) «: National Union of Vehicle Builders 2/2. Post Office Bngineering Union 26/5. Printing 25/3 (London Guild of Young Printers). Shop Stewards 10/3 (Fords'), 8/4 (training). Sweden 18/9. T.U.C. 1/2 (Aden) 3/2, -20/7, (TU. education), 9 (automation). Telegraphists 25/3. Trades Councils 10/3 (Lancashire Federation). U.S.D.A.W. 18/4 (1964 Conf,). 24/8 (Kendall's plan) 25/3 (Scots Youth Group), 4/3 (Woolworths). West Germany 1/11, 2/7. See also Trade disputes;