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Socialist Press no. 253, 2 July 1981 · scan pp. 10–11 · about 139 words

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Send to: WSL, BM Box 5277, London WCIN 3XX fact that Clarke made concessions as soon as he was faced with the prospect of sympathetic strike action by the NGA showed what united strike action by journalists and printers would have meant at an earlier stage and on.the full demands.

Unique The Camden Journal was unique in the provincial press. It had a small staff and a small circulation. But it had a 100% closed shop and an edito who was determined to keep it that way.

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← Contents of Socialist Press no. 253, 2 July 1981