STOP WORK REPORT
Minister Will Make Inquiries (N.Z. Press Association) WELLINGTON, July 27. Further inquiries will be made by the Minister of Education (Mr Taiboys) into a suggestion that James Cook High School, M»nurewa, was to have been the focal point for spontaneous stop-work meetings in south Auckland. He reported the allegation at the National Party conference. “I was given some information and I was assured that it came from a member of the school’s staff,” the Minister said in an interview tonight. “If it turns out the information was incorrect nd one will regrut it more than I, but I have some further inquiries to piake ” He said he received a telegram from the chairman of the school’s board of governors today and would reply to it. . rr- —; —■—
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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32361, 29 July 1970, Page 12
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