Socialist Action1984Socialist Action No. 72, 5 October 1984MacGregor climbdown on ACAS role
Socialist Action No. 72, 5 October 1984 · p. 4 of the scan · 132 words
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Led TUC since the Second World War!
Of course Carter himself the 'Eurocommunist' wing of the CPGB. So perhaps the editors of the Morning Star corrected his analysis of the TUC? Quite the contrary. The line pursused by the Chaterites was equally extraordinary The nor famous peech of the Bishop of in cluded a call for the NUM back down pit closures as well as its much reported call Macuregor to lesign, was hailed by the Morning Star editorial under courage and compassion 4 headline bishop of (Morning September). Bishop Jenkin's statencil Was greeted as an example of the policy needed mobilise this reservoir of broad support democratic alliance led by the working class.
Even more extraor dinary was the Morning ACAS in the dispute. The 'borderline', and over 15