This view, around which a whole series of small groups on the lett coalesced at Saturday's contererce. assculllally saw the MWDC as an alternative to the TUC and the Labour Party leaders and to the NUM, as a platform for left phrasemongering giving advice to the NUM about how to run their There was another view of this committee put Second Miners' International Solidarity Meeting represe tr tives of hie o met mintis riorm over ens itd ane miners.
Saturday 16 February Penrhiwceiber Miners' Institute Penrhiwceiber Cynon Valley speakers Dai Davies (South Wales NUM exec)
Tower Lodge NUM Roy Butlin (Coalville NUR)
Loraine Johnson (Bold Womens Support Group) Marconm rinneaar tLercester divInny I Kav Sutclitte (Avelsham women Aoainst Pit Ciosure.
Anne Jones (South Wales Women Against Pit Closures)
Joo Mohammed (Notts striking miner) Pus speakere ina, fla coa et Mam an and seokher om dapa., Auatali,.
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One key group was only present in small numbers at such an impor tant meeting the NUM.
1 nus the dle was cast The Liason Committee decided to go ahead with its demonstration through traditional CP channels, refusing even contemplate changing the day at the request of the NUM members in the meeting.
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