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TUC-Labour Party Liaison Group

MS. Callaghan 356

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Title

TUC-Labour Party Liaison Group

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MS. Callaghan 356

Summary

Papers from folder labelled "1793: PLP/TUC/Lab: 78-79", including papers relating to TUC-Labour Party Liaison Committee meetings, copy and drafts of statement Into the Eighties, lists of members of the committee, and committee papers on South Africa, overseas investment and the Common Agricultural Policy. Also includes copy of speech given by Callaghan to the TUC Conference.

Date

1977-1978

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box

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Archive of James Callaghan

Party politics and the Trades Union Congress

TUC-Labour Party Liaison Group

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