from a special corrospondont Liverpool busmen have now beon on strike for somo threo wooks in support of thoir wagc claim. In viow of the way the provious struggle of municipal busmon potored out aftor tho union decided upon action through the courts it is vital that the Liverpool busmen win thcir fight. In sticking out so long thoy havo boon inspired by the cxample of the Liverpool dockors who had a fair dogree of success in thcir struggle lato last yoar. On Wednosday March 27, the liverpool busmon rojectcd a plea to go back to work. Thoy furthormore decided to conduct a nation2l campaign in support of thoir struggle. Thoy arc in the process of planning a national tour by thoir spokesmen to oxplain thoir caso. Thoy 2lso decided to launch a national appoal for financial support. Donations, enquirics about speakers, ctc. should go to: P. King, 35 Bradloy Road, Livorpool 21.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 9, No. 13, 27 March 1968
Help the Liverpool Busmen
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