The absence of any mention of the nationalisation of the docks in the Queen's speech despite the pledge givfiin the Labour Party's programme (see page 12 for the quotation) is causing a ferment on the docks, Combined with the moves to alter the Dock Labour Scheme, it putsa national dock strike on the order of the day. We have reported elsewhere how we intend to intervene in this, We ask all readers to help us, Now that steel is to be nationalised, the campaign for a democratic steel bill must be re-energised. The Workers Control school in Nottingham in June would seem to us to provide an excellent start,
The WeekThe Week Vol. 5, No. 17, 28 April 1966
The Queens Speech: Docks and Steel
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