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Nationalization Doubts ?
20th March 1964, Page 49
20th March 1964
Page 49
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QOME recent opinion surveys showed that any further spread of nationalization would be highly unpopular even amongst something like half the supporters of the Labour Party, said Mr. D. O. Good, R.H.A. chairman, at the annual dinner of the Hull area.
"Within -our own industry we have been making some inquiries which lead us to the conclusion that any further nationalization of road haulage would be against the wishes of nearly all the people who work for us ", he added.