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Birmingham Post Industrial Staff The national executive of the National Union of Railwaymen yesterday rejected the Court of Inquiry's report on pay and productivity of guards and shunters and warned of troubles ahead. Mr. Jack Lanwarne, Midlands Area Secretary of the National Un

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