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A group of union officials in the North West region have issued a an appeal to trade unionists to support the 1964 aster March on London. They argues ",..Trade Unions have played a prominent part in the struggle to maintain peace and secure the abolition of nuclear weapons. While Britain maintains its heavy arms bill trades unionists will exper— ience the greatest difficulty is securing decent wages and raising living standardseecee

The signatories aro: H. Datley, District Secretary Plumbers T.U. 3 i. Church, Divisional Secretary AUDIWs; G. Crompton, District Organiser AUBIW; E. Frow, District Secretary ABU; C. Goddard, Vice President Monchester NUR; P. Jackson, District Of**cial NUFTO3; J, Madden, District Organiser AUBIW; Harry Smith, President Stockport Trades Councily J.VW. Tocker, District President Stockport ABU; and R. Wright, District Secretary Stockport ABU.