International Marxist Group Archive

Magazines, bulletins and booklets of the IMG and its forerunners, 1961–1984

Fishermen's Strike

The Week Vol. 5, No. 12, 24 March 1966 · p. 9 of the scan · 194 words

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Cont'd It is important th it it is the T&GWU which covers the workers concerned. With a combination of militancy and political radicalism, the possibility of shaping a genuine socialist alternitive to tie Incomes Policy and the “arly Warning Bill is at the heart of the T&G's circumstances, Predictably, the Conserv itive Party in Hull is exploiting the strikers for all they are worthe The left in Hull, and particularly Humberside Voice, Young Socialists, Tradeg Council,ete., can be relied on to throw that stugf back in their teathe What will the Labour candidates have to say? Any Gunter-like talk of "filth", and they will be taking one more step towards widening the gulf between workers and p2rtye We await their comments, which should be nothing short of support for exploited, badly-neglected working-class constituentse Postscript: Since this report was written the press has reported that the Salvation Army and Royal Netional Mission for Deep Sea Fishermen have refused credit to striking fishermeng The strikerst spokesman who announced this said that in view of the hardship caused a fund was being set up; donations should go to Fishermen's strike fund, I, Plantation Dre, Anlaby Pk Hull

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