Red Weekly1976Red Weekly No. 133, 15 January 1976THE VARLEY SCAPEGOAT
Red Weekly No. 133, 15 January 1976 · p. 4 of the scan · 142 words
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The trade union officials are upset -they know they will no longer have faithful servants to assist them in their sellout plans over Ryder; - The press is upset - screaming headwines as they try once again to start a Witch nunt - rarsons is upset - the very branch he created in order to make his betrayals easier has been won by the militants.
With all these well-known enemies of the workers upset, the branch elecmons can oniy be seen as a success.
So where did Parsons turn for support? Not to his alleged hundreds of supporters in the factory, but to the management - which says it will refuse to recognise Thornett if he is elected as a deputy senior Chrysler workers demonstrating in Maidstone. Inset: Jim Hayter - 'Wilson should have thrown out Chrysler from the start'