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* Trade solidarity
6th September 1968, Page 73
6th September 1968
Page 73
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Understandably, road transport's fight against The Bill has received more prominence in CM than the part played by the motor trade—but lest you think that the latter has been insignificant it is only fair to record that a joint committee of motor trade action groups in Lancashire, Cheshire and North Wales has been putting real mustard into the campaign.
Urging a "continual surge of public protest" by every means, to reduce the chance of the 14 Government defeats being reversed, the joint committee has just distributed 250,000 leaflets reminding people of the threats of State control implicit in the Bill.