Socialist Challenge1981Socialist Challenge No. 195, 30 April 1981Journalists' leader backs 'Champion of CLPs'
Socialist Challenge No. 195, 30 April 1981 · p. 4 of the scan · 139 words
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Support for Benn as deputy leader.
unions. than a stitch-up by full-time officials Labour Party. should be.
He poltical unions. JONATHAN Hammond, vice-president of the journalists' union, considers that far from going against the unity of the Labour Party, Tony Benn's can'Benn is evidently the champion of the constituency parties, ' says Hammond, 'and he will help to build unity in the party by giving a voice to the rank The adds, should be raised at the conferences of all affiliated 'The conferences should decide, rather The NUJ, like the teachers' and other white. collar professional unions, is not affiNated to the Hammond is concerned that it mentions that at a recent conference on unemployment, TUC chairperson Alan Fisher said that we could no longer afford the luxury of 'nonCE CREAM