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 : Harold Wilson speaks to car workers, Brighton


Harold Wilson speaks to car workers, Brighton

Oct. 10, 1966 - Labour Party Conference at Brighton. Premier Tells BMC Barrackers - now let me speak: A thousand car workers yesterday kept up a non-stop barrage of shouts as the Prime Minister lunched in Brighton's Grand Hotel. Finally Mr. Wilson left the dining room, walked to the hotel entrance and told the demonstrators: I have spent the last half hour listening to your slogans. Please let me speak. Mr. Wilson agreed to meet a 12-man delegation of senior shop stewards representing 200, 000 car workers. The delegation had an hour's private talks with Mr. Wilson in the hotel's verandah lounge. Photo shows Mr. Harold Wilson speaks to the demonstrators from the steps of the Grand Hotel in Brighton yesterday

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