Protest Against U.s. Vietnam Policy

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from J. Bedford*

eremt meeting of the "Ford" Chassis, K.D. and Hot Metal Shop Stewards

resolution condemning U.S. policy in Vietnam was passed unanimously.

slation said that Ford Shop Stewards who had condemned the "Suez" Campaign

_S. interference in Cuba, now strongly condemns the Vietnam policy of the Seericen Governments; it could well lead to a third world way they added,

The Ford Shop Stewards said they joined with Labour's back=-bench M.P.s in calling for opposition to any extension of military action. They noted the recent statements of Maxwell Taylor which give cause for alarm, They concluded by calling on the British Government to put the utmost pressure on to President Johnson to stop the fighting in Vietnam.

The resolution was sent to the Prime Minister, Foreign Secretary, the M.P.s for Dagenham and Barking - J. Parker and T, Driberg, and the U.S. Ambassador. * Secretary of the Ford Shop Stewards Committees.