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The Week Vol. 8, No. 16, 19 October 1967 · p. 5 of the scan · 156 words

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The Roberts-Arundel action committee met during the weekend and decided on their campaign for the week beginning October 23, Deputations will be sent to Downing St., the Ministry of Labour, the T.U.C., the Board of Trade, and the American Embassy. More than 15,000 leaflets will be distributed to the public, and two coachloads of strikers will try to lobby members of Parliament, A half-day stoppage at the end of the week is expected to halt industry in Stockport - 25,000 men are to be asked to down tools for the afternoon, John Broome, secretary of Stockport Trades Council, said he and his colleagues had been asked to meet Major Sydney Harvey, the deputy Chief Constable of Cheshire, later this week. There have been major disturbances outside the factory in the last week since it has become apparent that the management do not intend to reemploy the men laid off during the dispute over trade union recognition.

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