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Oct. 03, 1966 - 3-10-66 Angry car workers go to Brighton More than 1, 000 angry car workers, mainly from the Midlands, arrived at Brighton today, where the Labour Party Conference opened. The man, many of whom had travelled to Brighton in a special train chartered for £650, marched from the station carrying banners protesting about the Government squeeze of wages. Keystone Photo Shows: Mr. Frank Cousins, leader of the Transport and General Workers Union seen (centre, with glasses), speaking with demonstrators outside the conference hall at Brighton today
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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