Workers Press no. 654

workers press

HOOVER

MAY 3 0 1972

INSTITUTION

INCORPORATING THE NEWSLETTER •

THE DAILY ORGAN OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE SOCIALIST LABOUR LEAGUE Right-wing TONIGHT-The BBC's 'inquiry censure Allende

A RIGGED

Minister

ULSTER

mr Allenders popular front coalition. The Christian Democrats

DEBATE

and other cities. The 2 sins Alienat in Santiaio. by Alex Mitchell BanglaDesh THE BBC's extravaganza on Ireland to be transmitted tonight is a shameful farce.

The Leader in two-and-a-half hour debate is completely con- trived by the Tories at Westminster, Stormont talks before and Dublin. for Allangelicals release programme дло шле

LIST

participants demon- strate monumenta wav that the lories are

BY JOHN SPENCER

calling the tune at the

BBC.

SHEIKH Mujibur Rahman, leader of the Awami which BBC League and of the Bangla Doch release nic at No 10 Downin president government, is expected to fly to Dacca from W Pakistan within the next few days.

"The format has Pakistani President choser Zulfiqar er we pro posite announced his release at a Karachi Lauly which Ivonday, Is norains ma 1o1 violence anotner session lalks betore allowing leave. Party sur For the id bitterness in N Ireland presidense wait Statements leave the country. so paid dan see He work: Enged MUJIB's expresses bourgeoi il each read thei border 1 and read their own prepared statements. peasant Workers harnese writes programmt mens the mad hay i e Eire government's new moves on

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reported to vernment con- sidering tougher neasure ssion o jaman stood to sit the christe explosives as after yestcludy reces the 192d been us ted that to mada poison prisoned for his items believed t *o Mally. Testice deve men the border in matter line seria, a Cronin decided test shei Mailb from pare mene Her paries ande Paro sheil ing coalition or sialn ruling Pearere Sandlords Mrs Bandaranaike's Sri Lanka ployers. riccaom tarLy. The daily paper that leads the fight against the Tory government

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 5, 1972 • NUMBER 654

Engineers'| McGarvey warns

INSIDE

strike in

TODAY

Sackings at Part two of ar doubt interview with

BERNADETTE

ated Union one Amalgam- Union Engineering unlikely le the day meeting my croy.

Clydebank if the union's 14-mama combined next month ace on hen meet next wee today's

BY DAVID MAUDE

UNION CHIEF Dan McGarvey has greeted the Strathalmond to head remai he Industria appointment Lord Govan Shipbuilders Ltd, the Tory-created firm masterminding the break-up of UCS.

He hopes that 'as a Scot' said yesterday. Me came ste unice chie Long the oil baron will 'carry on Sten- Irom wnere hugh house lett ont. (stennouse was killed in a car crash Cheng il yesterday abided by une several weeks ago.) and did Fraser thiry. upper snared die coreto or Standard oil (b) feasibility out for renowned as a tough nego- Govar no governstent at COMMUNIST forces 8,000- almost completed. trong yesteraay closea 1

KRAFT

on the Long cheng specia Middle forces base in Laos as gov

STRIKERS

leaders in Tran ernment generals hastily re- deployed their demoralized

GET AUEW

troops counter the pected attack

BRUSH-OFF

forces were working new company. with some to mus vis at the endean tard. bank to Texas for talks wits Texas Tạnkship Berested

FARE OFFERED

The boilermakers' presides ounded in consic me to siese April nast * Tong tem Reserves up can sho

BRITISH

official But were these key more Kraft strikers talk to AUEW councliman Arthur Hearsey.

the erase tood as the s WORKERS in the eighth week of their reinstate- Tory employment unemployment ment strike at Kraft Foods, Kirkby, Liverpool, were given the brush off when they lobbied the AUEW Executive Council for official support KeePLeFT in London yesterday. After standing in the Bother to Wait mum not co eason on the strike summarizing Forward to a weekly 'Keep Left' in 1972!

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

he mean down. Eric Seniford. Saturday January 8, 2.30 p.m.

sacked without East India Hall, East India Dock Rd, London E14 Aberdeen and London support Young Socialists National Speaking Contest for YS jobs campaign

PRESENTING THE NEW YOUNG SOCIALISTS 1972 FILM

the backing chi Special Evening Attraction Liverpool district committee 7.30 p.m.-10.45 p.m of the AUEW to the - Young *Right-to-Work Docialists committee and calls on the PETE BANKS SOUND and they have organized agains

THIRD WORLD WAR'

TIckets 40p (Including Meeting and Dance) Avallable from 186a Clapham High St, London SWA.

in every way the campaign.

workers press

KOVER

MAY 3 0 1972

INSTITUTION

INCORPORATING THE NEWSLETTER • WEDNÉSDAY JANUARY 5. 1972 • NUMBER 654 THE DAILY ORGAN OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE SOCIALIST LABOUR LEAGUE Right-wing TONIGHT-The BBC's 'inquiry censure Allende

A RIGGED

Minister A SPECIAL committee of the

ULSTER

gives its verdict.

DEBATE

acCused Che istanister of side- folionizations in Sanzation. by Alex Mitchell BanglaDesh THE BBC's extravaganza on Ireland to be tonight is a shameful farce.

transmitted The Leader in two-and-a-half hour debate is completely con- trived by the Tories at Westminster, Stormont talks before and Dublin. Arrangemeals release or pammi and the strate rticipants

BY JOHN SPENCER

Calls сиде SHEIKH Mujibur Rahman, leader of the Awami

BBC

League the Bangla Don . ana _ president expected to fly to Dacca from W Pakistan within the next few days.

The been Pakistani Presicent Au hoar All bhutto. announced his release at a Karachi Monday, is holding him for another talks allowing and deed der The sion the Icave. : to be 6, Party Supporters wad bit endin the ioland ending Mujib must Statements to leave il work: Eig Pron mme the mans represent him th N and S of the opinion bot work order entser jayful shots have вана, мів chief rival on ments the Mes, Eire government's La Devin to Cae Bangla Des new moves on Th irish

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THE

IRISH

was reported sidering touener measures

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the possession of un licensed firearms and explosives as it reassembled potical career in formel een suggestea in the Caporator Pary Geratic Misde pendent Tet Deline, , Mohn Foster, OC, a all the submission y Bengalis in this

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The daily paper that leads the

JANUARY 5. 1972 • NUMBER 654

INSIDE

TODAY

strike in doubt Pan Woon interview with

BERNADETTE

of the Amalgam-

DEVLIN

Worker pay after the stating todans in Croy.

a3 miles members wil pre- industry it week

BY DAVID MAUDE

UNION CHIEF Dan McGarvey has greeted the head of Lord Strathalmond appointment to eme Industria Govan Shipbuilders Ltd, the Tory-created firm masterminding the break-up of UCS.

He hopes that 'as a Scot Mace med ste union chief the oil barre will a ston Hugh house lefi In a car crash was killed enthusiastic v several weeks dgo.) Tory saer and did elects the milk seven workers. snared mene ties continuine go eat dis- COMMUNIST forces 8,000- closed in

KRAFT

Cheng special trati oil Middle forces base in Laos as gov-

STRIKERS

leaders in Iran. ernment generals hastily re- w i Strathalmond's Strathalmond, who plans to deployed their demoralized

GET AUEW

, LIOODS

countel week, is boilermaker"

BRUSH-OFF

• expectea alack nditions with the Guns forces * then Cheng du mances jobs at he Clydebank yard.

Mas for aike witt

FARE OFFERED

*льна пой has even era consen near MS t siese April last yeage- Reserves up Davies Kraft strikers talk to AUEW councliman Arthur Hearsey.

the reserves stood at 1,178m.

ymbolic gate WORKERS in the eighth week of their reinstate- Tory ment strike at Kraft Foods, Kirkby, Liverpool, convenor's office. office. were given the brush off when they lobbied the

AUEW

Executive Council for official support in London yesterday. summarizi sethe otta to dath armend. Councilman and uni stewards™ agenda Forward to a weekly 'Keep Left' In 1972!

had travelled the

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Bus the questing doled is the men, s Saturday January 8, 2.30 p.m.

Eric Stanford. t settlement The dispute began on compensation instead of rein-

AUEN

ember stare eat. untinued a ke East India Hall, East India Dock Rd, London E14 minutes late back and London support Young Socialists National Speaking Contest walked 150 men Most jobs campaign

PRESENTING THE NEW YOUNG SOCIALISTS 1972 FILM

boembers bolers, et Special Evening Attraction This branch welcomes the pool distigit commi the given by the 7.30 р. т.-10.45 р. т. Liverpool the AUEW to the - Young

ADEN

and calls on the PETE BANKS SOUND and Sus rejected the thnemploy menanized against

'THIRD WORLD WAR'

of Post Office about 300 each in are existing on social security Tickels 40p (Including Moating and Dance) Committee has cra *The men travelled across Avallable from 186a Clapham High St, London SWA.

that's Yaon Yesterday

Workers Press, Wednesday January 5, 1972

PAGE TWO

Workers Press interviews I believe that to end internment it is necessary to bring down the Tories' Part Two Socialist Labour Lentle wish In August 1969 th troops to N Ireland. political movement in Britain to demand une only we second Bernadette part inte view Devlin is questioned and her prospects TOr Unity or ine testant and Catholic working class SH: IN 1969 all those groups such as the Com- WAS it not the mistaken retormist ponces behind the civil rights movement which led your- MUnISt Ine international into initially supporting the arrival self and others oooosec Tne because immeo atev • °- of British troops in Ulster?

mare hot it on this ties withdrawal manded …ot trooos WIsTer. continent of ladies and goe But i remed led one g what soldier seas said e into war and being a dis red of attempting to lead the people SH: IS THE withdrawal of troops something the struggle to which There was no unite the ano uister working class 10 force the Tory government to resign?

- to the class struggler Tress politics This one ave make hair demand an islame r which finow the Tories wouldn't dream granting, which I know the system is capable of granting perfect understandabe miss one say we ay of tam they rever bord before we of possibly me an problem ey Subscribel SH: THE Communist Party opposes this demand.

ne intenatona vocausts now savineyar workers press the withdrawal of troops, but not for pulling the government down. What is your position?

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Was there any Namo reason for your inconsistency.

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bronte out and ho immediate nd somethin Name long term it's pri helpful but it Immediate situation its the only thing you can do.

Address SH: now possible lo waco a camparel against 'internment' without making the struggle (I we are going to talk about the presence of British troops, we troops are ... Troops don't just sit in their barracks.

While they are there they are there for a function.

unite the working class and force the Tory. to issue of this government to resign the central campaign? If this is not done, is there not a danger that the fight against internment is trans- formed into a reformist protest like civil rights?

BD: I THINK there is a grave danger of this happening. It's best seen if you take the argument or the slogan of lend intern- ment' and take it further than the slogan stage.

of the We on the left say the ending internment is not That's releasing releasing of the 300-odd people who are interned.

To ending the machinery of internees. end internment which allows internment. This seems to me perfectly legislation There's no point in releasing internees today and léaving logical. the machinery by which you can pick them up again tomorrow.

and Labour Party and the Com- Now the Social Democratic munist Party in Ireland say ending internment is emptying Long Their energies are devoted towards the release of Kesh camp. the people immediately interned. In fact the Social Democratic and as put forward by Fitt in parliament, is Labour Party line, charge them, them up before the courts then put them take in Long Kesh by command of the magistrate, which makes back it respectable. ow, they say, they're no longer political prisoners becau they ent through the process of the courts and they're no criminals. Charge a few Protestants, then the brutality, the torture and the very instigation of internment becomes, overnight, respectable.

So if, in fact, you are call for the ending internment has got to embody the the explanation of why internment is necessary, what is the state of existence of a system which has now reached the stage that it continue that existence it is openly admits that int order to necessary to go against its own laws.

them, which is a They made the laws, the courts are for instigated for the fair tralent odersta Ireland understands. The courts are not instigated for the working class in dispute. The authorities admit that even their courts, their soldiers, their contain police, can no longer the situation or maintain their power for them, they the ultimate of that come to weapon which is, 'those you can't shoot, just lift and interr repression hem' Unless you understand it on this basis, there's no point ir end because ending internment of itself saying internment necessitates ending the N Ireland administration.

The one demand cannot be removed from the other. And in this country, I believe that to end internment it is necessary to the Tories. Because if you bring down the Tories on bring down the issue of internment it will be that much harder for a Labour government to go into power and say look we've got to keep internment too. If we are going to talk about the presence of British troops, we can't isolate it from the question of who the British

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PRACTICE

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Workers Press, Wednesday January 5, 1972 Who defends Bangla Desh? Foreboding Neutral Moles & year for Belligerent India' capitalism Fort Knox: gotet reserves reached the danger level of THE TROTSKYIST at- suu uvuil.

BYNCHAEL BANDA

Final part of this series examining the bankruptcy of the nial question is best illus- revisionists' policy on Bangla Desh.

trated at this point by a couple of references. The by an economics correspondent first Transi- Is to tne Programme' tional the WORLD CAPITALISM has which have to be sold on the fonding document its rs and is wuls the Fourth International: World War •fold at a profit and In supporting the colonia plunging Into incorporated into new means depression de țé n à the oroletariat does not ın the put tor erer sulentest decree sonaarizt bourgeois eluner colora for governmenl the Th the country, or with bureaucracy

USSR.

in the United endence from the one as from he 'US, Nixon: one carefully prepared blow.

Es o hange i ithe ver po bureaucracy resstonary does Above: Young trainees for the Mukti Bahini.

cused by Us military the methed colonial bourgeoisie: and cheif ons 10 c e" nd ol (92) the Nixon's aim sele clouds force on'er com tries f was: first Eberle had Nixon' S i serioust forward vale anir cmen cen thei expores

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PAGE THREE

Under the care of Uncle Sam IF YOU'RE a friend of Uncle Sam's he will take care of you.

You might be in a sticky situation, but he'll do his best to see that you live long enough to do his job. After all, good puppet rulers are hard to come by these days. In S Vietnam, President Nguyen Van Thieu, wouldn't be' without his US-supplied bullet- vest during proof his public appearances. His chief political rival, Nguyen Cao Ky, has one as well.

(Ky got his when he was premier and Thieu was supplied with his vest when he became president.)

For many other Asian leaders, lightweight, American-made bul- let protection is an integral part of their wardrobe. S Korea's President Chung Hee Park wears one; so does Pre- sident Ferdinand Marcos of the Philippines as King well as Phumiphol Aduldet of Thailand.

America's Also included in and protection list care are certain unspecified heads of Latin American states. Apparently, the vests are made by the federal specially laboratories in Saltsburg, Penn- sylvania, at the request of the Air Force Office of Special Investigators, They weigh only about 3 Ibs each, but are said to be able to withstand point-blank blasts from any known gun. The vests, it seems, became available because in recent years a number of governments have become concerned about the quality of protection their leaders had. Working through their US ambassadors, the countries asked if any US agency could help provide training for their pro- tective forces, technical advice and special equipment. Since the CIA said it did not have' the necessary expertise, and the US Secret Service which protects the President and his family does not get involved in foreign programmes, the job was turned over the the Air Force Special Investigations Office.

(This body spends most of its time tracking down spies in the Air Force, but has also provided protection for top officials dur- ing overseas trips.) This agency has provided ex- tensive training to bodyguards from several countries, Pentagon sources have acknowledged.

Since the bullet-proof vests available on the market up to several years ago were considered heavy for people of re- too latively small build, the Air worked with federal Force laboratories designing a vest overlapping Teflon- made of coated (it's what they use on non-stick frying pans) plastic plates. Air Force tests showed they could stand up to direct shots from .375-calibre magnum and 45-calibre automatic pistols bulk If leaders buy them for themselves and their body- guards, they can be had for the bargain price of $60 each, Pentagon sources say. Unusual strike US CAPITALISM has developed technology to such an extent that it is becoming a bit of a nightmare on occasions. Just one touch of a button here or there and whole automated plants can seize up. News has now reached us of three maintenance emputers firm strike against computer Honeywell, who allegedly used their knowledge to hit the firm by making a few telephone calls.

Their ingenious elaboration of the strike weapon went some- thing like this: American insurance A big has 900 local offices company connected the • Honeywell to The idea is that the collects business information ali phones back the results. The only trouble for Honey- well and the insurance company was that the three engineers also telephoned some 25 terminals.

Using a tape recording of the they en- sured the tapes were wiped clean!

Fancy that THE TORY Political Centre, announced with will be released on January 10. Title of the history-.

making publication? 'An Ocean of Waste.'

Workers Press, Wednesday January 5, 1972

PAGE FOUR

Chronic jobless in N Wales HIGHLY SKILLED engineers in Seattle have Whole town been queueing, "breadines.

scenes reminiscent of depression-days' ( local setbacks have been so severe that a sister city in Japan has donated aid.

And while they stood in line to receive food donated by more fortunate residents, surplus food lay untouched in a local US navy warehouse. That is, it stood untouched until pressure ITom back plant the state's two senators, and a mercy shipment oi food from Seattle's Japanese sister city of Kobe prodded the Federal government into action.

The breadlines Illailly 11 Ol cutbacks started two years ago o Those boeing company. seattles main emolover. whose fortunes are occupation ENGINEERING workers at the Allis Chalmers factory, Mold, N Wales, have received the town's 'wholehearted support' for their occupation of the plant. Collecting The 120 men took over the factory at 8 a.m.

on Monday. They are mounting a 24-hour picket Ulster , Be cut bot are main and occupying the food o te gales a food stamp and a surplus departments.

• FROM PAGE ONE

Hushes to Cooters Fugh Works py Lille deputy editor of Union parcels Berast Tele asking papph. sycolciudy. rights ror alternauve empoyment from 'We anti- apartheid circles. picket at bout the responsibility to about Japan! Sidcup will the Tor brains trust decide? plant They can my are menis of Ameli- ries ol $200,00

PICKETS

will begin duty Mold is *are chronie Multiplex opinions fo loday outsile the audien nds of boxe Designs in slacup, nenl, in pages omore DrOteSt against chan nve ization •i a sackea em- ployee. With a number echnical the en i senselves ecided reformists or right- other died So went to donated Union of Engin Arring pony us em hand: ansmission come to the matter every folk carefully planered propaganda campaign "names of thos peerate aband cent abov Londonderre wrecked national Protests losions Free Bukovsky demanded We wanh workmen Lawyers demand trial rights for starts yesterday: Bot no said yory reply:

BUKOVSKY,

Greek prisoners , MP, SIr ch attention to ne port dor she Tact that sane oppositionists factory open'. are confined in mental insti- tutions, goes SALONIKA'S lawyers have asked the Greek Sayer, Was Tory A all political anti-Soviet military government to grant Calcu Bitter sweet tomorrow. sald risoners the right to appeal to civi courts yesterday. against sentences passed by military tribunals The Talent Co Dubin, Be delivered remains and ore in Athens, by Tory Spiliakos, president american no biggest Nhen he lof Heathesen efforts local nufacturers 10ws recent appeal Iron -in an etc s Yugosreceiving OU intellectuals ana promi- m 1965, Department. in recent for nent A thenians last March 0-Marnthony is release immediate the iced on Sur onfrontation on tr the Bitan Count and officer Starter linder the Bogorodica check pir Topless protest Carton and to behen T accused of anti Soviet atta santa go nas protested to the le tre Chilean 5 Federal removal tachieve. • deplored the fact reece, had Afteates, by the State Pedis ysicisthelp 10-bomb cleat

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VOLKSWAGEN has closed all six of its car factories for five days and laid off 100,000 workers. This un- precedented move follows a declining home market Queulng for food tickets.

and unstable world curren- cies, say VW. effect, however, Ger- many's biggest industrial con- CElT aneure wore s arcesı car exporter. nas been cosed since belore Christmas. usuaplants VW's domestic dor 23 fox Cal shut Decem ver Carstmas and New Year holidays. witr the nve dav av-ois. the com.

pany does not expect produc. to resume until Januars The closures nad neen Danned sin ce mid. Decemhe! ending and to inw the overtime last August. Last month VW explained that domestic sower sales DIuS international monetar, instabilitv on toreion marget: made the closures imperative.

is openly admitted that dealers abroad nave aroe stocks of cars which they are unable to sell. The W German bourgeoisie has the now seen economic shattered before thei urace eves. recent mari per va anon cen1 will only deepen the wound. they also the class German working Los Angeles aero strike have been hold Daci kora per cent pag rike.

oi lie mover as evidenced month's massive oneern g strike kaden. Württemburg. Cuba's 'Year" CUBA, The has decider to malti Year of 197 Somalic Emulation' will title appear on all official govern- documents tions ecisive 1969 ARMY RULE in the Argentine is la guarantee a fort, 10 claimed Gen of peace and order' Alejandro of and 1971 The Year was Lanusse, the President, during his recent visit sugar) Productivity. to Paraguay. He compared the army's role with that in Paraguay, which is under the military dictatorship of Gen Alfredo Stroessner.

Right to Work Committees Stroessner's 17 - year - old

SHEFFIELD

regime is one of the most Wedne dio p.an , January 5 oppressive in Latin America, which lot. is saving| premises, Portobe Lanusse's support will feed Vr Jessop Hospita growing criticism of his own stronghold ant aie folio wed tene intronisa- regime in the Argentine.

HUDDERSFIELD

Marxist students The moderates strategy in nursday, January tion new examinatons Police arrested 190 sustem. Zetland Hotel students Lanusse workers press Lanusse is now confronted READERS MEt::" with growing economic prob lems which Chis government honec to deal with hy cutting Panl incomec attracting more foreign capital. Foreigi investors want 'law and order Meet Editorial Board Discuss your whatever means speakers. bained. Hence their pre. ideas for the expanded -'moder- paper aim,

COVENTRY

difficult to make Increna v any concessions View inday January the deterinrating economic position. Plans Poteh ll Ad, wages exte ted Speaker : Alav klitaholl Mill

LEICESTER

The eentali ed peso Argentinian inst heen Wodnesday January 12 cant And it ic likely 8 p.m. free aillm the markat which shanaa caver Queen's Hotel Rutland St transactions. country will Speaker : diffculty in meeting its foreinn lan Yeats

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(N 8tn.) pay- hrdge " ]anı19r 1? To obtain such mants aan aradt the lonncce onverament houTA atokilino Meen ary accept other conditions.

ALL TRADES UNIONS ALLIANCE

As elections are scheduled

MEETINGS

for this year such a deal could Make the Tory rovernment OXFORD Contesta

OXFORD.

meetinn sequences resign! seems more dav Tanuery mary 9, 730 Cane "Hope'. group Pn Rt-to-Wort cm American and some European Return a Labour govern- ment pledged to restore full honke with lecc nhuinls ctrngs Mondai attached. employment and repeal all laws against the unions! kind. ¡h n moy simply have to postpone pay- of existing obligations "Mean debet

CROYDON.

Thursday the Peronistas. Tannay Co onbe Ruskin d teir Manifesto. Peron, and supporters

BEXLEYHEATH :

dictator Juan Croydon anner ¡liec orcuner in a moveme camnalon Crook called Tatan People'

DONCASTER:

unions and besie Sunda: have issued à preselec for January otel, houe iconed Wond

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nole North Boor •h a montanotiom. aanhitu miner» strike and the Tory gover.

student and militar. prisoners of the regime. ment