1964

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The Week Vol. 1, No. 1, 1 January 1964

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• T.u.ce Statreint on Arrests in Adsat
• Tra Girls Want Strike to De Made Offictal
• Week Number One Page 3 Iipish Political Notes ’ Tortes Hog University Chancellor Ships
• Ilkgston Y.s. in Move to Expel Labour Councillor "ho Wants New Party
• Pamphlet Exposing State Interference with Matl Ad Telepiongs
• Tu Wrek Number One Page 4, Tritish Polilics Econcmist Says No Real Difference Cet Ween La Tour and Tories
• Fred Import of Food Policy Ended by New Goveroment Bill
• The Week Numder Cl Page 5 Iitish Industrial Notes Met Es, Leaders to Reorganiss Union
• Unions Will Fight 'pakh-over of
• Week Numder One Page 6 American Note Johnson = Anotter Millicnatre Presidene
• U.s. Banks Increase Activity Atroad
• Ods Investment ‘in Canada Amounts to $600 Million,
• Tihs Week Number One Pagh 7 European Notes Poreign Vorkers in Switzerland Subject to Severe Restrictions
• Dutch Dockers Reject Wages Pact
• Remarkable Progress in Cuban Education
• The Programme of the Venezuelan F.l.n
• Progressive Forces of Moroccco Issue an Appeal
• The Week Numder Cn@ Page 9 Tims Communist World Soviet and American Industrial Output Compared
• based on Financial Times report IUNGARIANS CRITICISE COMECON
• to partral - or possary muoteneartea - approval o1 inchitor dalauro ALBANIANS SLAM KIRUSICIOV FOR ATTITUDE TOWARDS JUGOSLAV VORKERS COMMITTIES
• Week Nomler One Page 10 Tritish Economic Notes £1, 343,000, 000 Taxes Collected on Pomccu and Alcohol
• Hon Poly in Motor Car. Blsctiuical Compcuands Supply
• The Week Nuiiugn Cone Page 11 Economic Notes Sweden Faces Dalance of Payments Difficultis
• Moderate Union Demands Keep Profits Up in West Germany
• Ireland Worried Dy Iritish Economic Policies
• The Week Numugr One Page 32 Tritish Eccncmic Spructure Rapid Growth in Selp-service Trading
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The Week Vol. 1, No. 2, 8 January 1964

• Th Week Number Two Page 1 Editorial Notes Amg Socialists Must Fight Against Conscription
• Don't Let Right Wing Officials Squash Young Socl\lists' Lobby
• The Week Number Two Page 2 Fritish Industrial Notes 40-hour Week and “equal Pay" for Coachpuilders
• How Fords Hope to Keep Halewood Happy
• The Week Number Two Page 3 Political Notes
• Very High Rate of Youth Unemployment in Merseyside _———— Er Sey Side
• C.n.d..holding Variety Show to Help Funds
• International Disarmament Conference in Sweden
• The Week Number Two Page 4 Tritish Industry
• Over 32% of All Workers in Manufacturing Work Overtime
• The Week Number Tyo Page 5 Rritish Political Note Employers to Start Fresh Campatgn Oy Nationalisation Ou Tea — a Steel Federation Are to Ll
• The Formation of Th3 Moro Goverment and the Split
• The Week Number Two Page 7
• European Notes
• One Issue. Three Million West German Mitalworkers Get Shorter Hours
• More Private Enperprisd in PolandFinancial Times 7/1/64
• Trv0-year Wage Agreecent in Finland
• Norti American Dosa the Whck Number Two Pa E 8
• today's presidency-seoker needs airplanos, automation, television and The article, entitled "Do you have to
• Young Socialist Paper Launched in Canada
• Less Military Spending May Hit U.s. Economy
• Cubans Accuse Cia of Blowing Up Torpedo Boat
• “the Week Number Two Page 9 Far East Notes
• Pro-us Military Clique in South Vistnam
• Big Incase a
• M Close Down 5 Newspapers
• Uneasy Period Ah@ad in Venezuela
• Economic Notes the Week Number Two Page 11
• Hugs West Ides Sugar Profits
• Retail Prices Rise Rapidly in Many Countries
• De Beers' Sales Rach New Peak
• The Week Number Tio Page 12 Britain' S Economy Financial Times Zxpec’s Inflationary Pressure in 1964

The Week Vol. 1, No. 3, 15 January 1964

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• Talbot? Fight to Tile Finish at Port
• Educati New Proposals for I•u
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• Tue and the Head Citicos of cillilated unions•••‹ana •••a central this basis, "planned
• Strika Loader Blected to Union Ekecutivo 1960 Sbanen' S
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• Cucand Calls Por Mor Tdusrual Acticn
• conscription, and the CUCaVD izocutivo was instructed to campaign agaz agninst such measures boing implonented. In both rosolutions en opera-.
• Antiy in Tha Co-of Lovedini
• Yar % It Tendance % Voting
• Ship Panticipation According to Size of Society Size
• Bra Girls Continue Fight for Roinstadogeni
• The We3k Numbgr Three Page 6 Ucr Ran Notiss Now Up? Wing Scolal Ies? Party Porlgid Tn Try
• Mati Big Gains Belgian Vorkers Iov Huent Und 1963
• Sugligaticn in Chicago's Schools
• Unemploycint as Studetaker Cortouaticn Clogs Dctn U.s
• Cuiticise U.s. Attitude
• Tts Wes Nultba? Trios Paga 9 Teed Vorld Noms
• of Yankco morcenarics are ponharcins tho Vietnamese populytion, killing
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The Week Vol. 1, No. 4, 22 January 1964

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• The Week Number Four Page 2 Tritish Political Notes Dank Chairman Unhappy with Tory Policy
• R.P.M. effects less than 30% of retailers
• based on Financial Times article PUBLIC SCHOOL FEES GO UP
• Woolwich and north west Kent factory closures
• National levy to support Port Talbot strikers?
• Nottingham trade unionists call for boycott of
• Dividend limitation only benefitted takeover
• Shvsstors Chronicl3# Sbitor Caugot Out
• The Week Number Four Page 5 Tritish Political and Industrial Notes
• Small traders plan campaign against abolition of
• U.S. unions! position weakened by high unemployment
• More American workers sacked because of unemployment
• Big brother! Pinkerton watches telephone workers
• The Week Number Four Page 7 Guropean Notes "buried Alive" — Italian Yorkirs in Bitter Struggle to Save Village
• Skoda to build in Austria?
• The Week Number Four Page $ Thitd World Notes Mass of Indian People Have Not Benefitted From Economic Growth
• Sultan's escape ship returns to Zanzibar
• French planners not so certain about Saharan gas
• based on Hsinhua report U.S. CAPITAL INVESIMENTS IN MALAYSIA INCRIASE
• The Economist" .is dubious about CIA figures
• China blames Russia for oil trouble
• Yugoslav economy makes rapid progress
• based on Financial Times report CZECH INDUSTRY TO BE REORGANISID
• The British Economy Number Four Page 12
• Imports and exports at peak in December, trade
• The Week Number Four Page 13 Economic Notes
• Overseas sterling holdings
• French balance of payments worsens
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The Week Vol. 1, No. 5, 29 January 1964

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• Gloucester Young Socialist Calls for Right of Recall of M.p.s
• Iiiston I.2. Holds "y" Votes' Danton
• South Notts. Fadfiltion Y.s. Book Bus for Unmployeent Rally
• Week Number Five Page 3 Indusiial Notes
• Apprentices May He Called Out at Ralbigh
• B.m.c. Infoxmar Accused
• The Wher Womegr Five Page 4 Industrial Fotes Ths Right to Strikb 'wo Longi Inviolable' Siys Big Wsiess Press
• Gall for Strikg Fued for Post Office Unchtemss
• Further Develophents in the Sprat & Lurgass Strike
• The Week Wumeer Five Pace 6 U.s. Notes
• Spanish Si Kers Fired
• Die Gaull in
• Ist Man Denonstrates Minlature Rockets
• South Vietnam Prasants Support Vietcong
• Algeria T0 Build Oun Pipeline
• Cuba and Algiria Sign Trade Treaty
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The Week Vol. 1, No. 6, 5 February 1964

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• AGE The C ist world rbecmteer hy.
• Se k 8,..bhkirk Sta, Manchester 18
• The Week Number Six Page 1 Editorial Notes for Ths Forty-hour Week, and Against Ths Governments
• The ‘rk Number Six Page 2 - Tritish Political Notss
• Liother Legal Blow to Unions
• 113,000 Unemployed Get Nothing
• Voice — Fumuary Issue Appearsour T.U. correspondent
• North-vest Cnd MeetsAlan looney (Manchester)
• Young Socialist Notes the Week Number Six Page 4
• Oxford Opposes Witch-hunt
• Youth Unemployment
• Contractors Knock Direct Labour
• Sit Onnes Will Pigin?
• Falkirk's already bad unemployment position FALKIRK FACTORY TO CLOSE:
• The Week Number Six Page 6 U.s. Notes
• Largest Ever Military Exurciss Ding Held in Alaska
• The Week Number Six Page 7 the Communist World Fantastic Slaughter of Pigs on Soviet Farms
• Neiz Winy's New Project
• Pro-chinese Comunist Parties Established in Peru and Ceylon
• Italian New Left Organisesour Milan correspondent
• Strike Wave in Italy
• Holland Goes ' Selwyn Lloyd'
• Zanzibar Government Takes Over Luxury Club
• Zanzibar Estarlishes Relations with Bast Germany
• Estates Sized in Indonesia
• Chilean Coppiir Minurs Strike for 100% Wage Increase
• Zanzibar Youth Leader in China
• Th Week Number Six Page 10 Algerian Notes
• Tate TOD AAMonnn noe
• Soviet Deals with Franco?
• The Week Number Six Page 12 More Third World Notes
• Professional Army or People‘s Army in Tanganyika
• U.s. Upsets Costa Rica and Columbia

The Week Vol. 1, No. 7, 12 February 1964

• 19 Greenfield St Contents Page Dunkirk
• PAGE 9 Third world notes. aig
• Editors! Letter
• Editorial Notes the Week Number Seven Page 1
• Industrial _week @
• Sacked in Belfast?Pat Jordan 1,000 TO BE
• Guiding Light Smashed By.ccccescces Field Marshals
• Labour Party Notes the Week Number Seven Page 3
• Long Eaton School on Education
• Clamp Down on Y.s. in Northern Region
• Fenner Frockway to Speak in West BridgfordPeter Wyncoll (W.B. L.P.)
• Labour Mayor Not to Have Prayers
• The Week Number Seven Page 4
• British Political Notes the Weik Number Seven Page 5
• an Education correspondent SCHOOL STREAMING REINFORCES SOCTAL SELECTION
• The Wek Numbr Sivin Page 6
• Chinise Co MunisChris Arthur (Oxford)
• The Week Number Seven Page 7
• 10,000 Civil Righters Arrested in 1963
• Police Fir on Students — 3 Injured
• Meat Fraud Alleged
• Franco's Now Trade DallsR.Frassr (London)
• based on a Financial Times item PRICES RISING IN MARKET COUNTRIES
• The Week Number Seven Page 9Americen Consulates
• Support in Zanztbar for New Government
• Developmints in Alg Rian Self-managentTom Wengraf in Algiers
• The Weik Numbir Shvet Page 11 Tmhnological Notis
• ion will be adoptod by British industry. The Now Scientist has given tho following ostimatos: Stool (1969), 011 (1970), Mectricity, Gas
• Ths W2k Number Shven Pag? 13 Youth Issuus
• Vot3s at Bightin
• Young Socialists Against Conscription
• troops from abroad dabout Party policy•

The Week Vol. 1, No. 8, 19 February 1964

• This Week's Special ReportsTakis Tsioupra
• Contents Page,
• Editors' Letter
• The Whek Number Bight Page 1 “ Editorial Labour's Left Must Organis-now
• Che Raleigh Strikers
• West Nottingham C,.l.p. Supports Ralmigh Strikers
• The Week Number Eight Page 3 Peace Campaign Notes C.n.d. Firm Against Conscription
• based on Peace 3 News report
• What C.n.d. Is Doing
• Liverpool Says C.d. No Defence
• week Trade union
• Fords Announce Redundancy — but Want More Overtime
• Fords to Have O'n Voice
• Left Co-operators to Meet
• Steps to Form Society of Labour Scientists
• Nottingham Anti-apartiogid Group Formed
• Higher Production - High Ungmploycint
• $10,000 /.n Hour Profits
• American Big Business Doing Well
• U.s. Senator Admits C.i.a. Imploys Assassins
• Congo Revolution Flares AgainChris Arthur (Oxford)
• based on Zanews report ZANZIBAR CLAMPS DOWN ON MONEY LENDIRS
• Iranian Students Demonstrate Against the Shah
• The Week Number Eight Page 8 Argentine Notes
• The Week Number Bight Page 9 European Notes
• Siudents Support Congo Fredom Fighters
• The Week Number Bight Page 10 Political Notes
• New Phase in Vietnam WarPaul Weston (London)
• Nation-wide Strike in Panama
• The Week Number Bight Page 11 Technological Notes
• The Week Number Eight Page 12 Cyprus Crisis
• Important Announcement

The Week Vol. 1, No. 9, 26 February 1964

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Editorial Address
• The Week Number Nine Page 1 Editorial Notes Defend Cypriot Shlif~determination
• New Rules for Office Conditions
• 400 in ‘equal Pay' Strike
• The Week Number Nine Page 3 Political Notes Deutscher Writes on ‘three Currents in Communism' in New Left Revigw
• Tenants! Organisations to Hold Housing Conference
• Fund to Rebuild Algirs LitraryDenis Freney
• week Trade union
• The Week Number Nine Page +5 Political Notzs Erga He Lit Ls Bette Ty
• 'international Socialist Journal! Appears at Last
• Fristol New Left Club A.g.m
• The Wsek Number Nine Page 6 Industrial Notes the T.u.c. Report on Automation and Non-manual Workers
• Television Firm Pays 957%
• Coal and Oil ConflictJulian Atkinson
• Civil Richis Struggle Merging with La Bouran American reader
• The Week Number Nine Page 8 European Notes
• Unemployment in Yugoslavia
• Anti-inflation Measures in Italy
• West German Govermloint to Cut Income Tax in Election Year
• Algeria moves to end French
• Cuba - Rturned Fisilerman Till Tidir StorySylvia Riley
• Sngolan Army Controls Tree Times Area of Portugal
• 17th Congress survivor recalls
• Power Cuts in Bulgaria
• Pro-chinese Expelligd From Austrian C.p
• Tie Week Number Nine Page 11 Economic Notes
• Interlocking Directorships in Aircraft

The Week Vol. 1, No. 10, 4 March 1964

• Editorial Address
• The Week Number Ten Page 1 Dditortal Support Admrdeen Labour Council
• The Aberdeen Boycott, pagoRobert Gray & Alec Bagloy
• East Midlands Labour Party MeitsAlec scheson
• Ladour Not to Repeal Colour Bik Disl — George Drown
• Lancashire Fidtration of Trades Councils MilitantAlan Rooney
• Ford's Stewards to Issue 10,000 News Sheets
• Nationalisation UnpopularChris Arthur
• Political notos
• Marples!' Fortune
• Schools Cnd Bulletin Number Two Published
• 'vcicl! Day School Productive
• The Week Number Ten Page 5 Youte Notes Nalso Opposition to Conscription
• Oxford Students for Malta Freedom
• Women Students at Leicester Petition Against Restrictions
• A critical letter
• More Institutional Investment
• School Boycott in Boston
• Sorry Plight of Tics American Indians
• European Notes the Wack Number Ten Page 7
• 'christian' Trade Unions in France May Drop Religious Tag
• Thi Lorenz Knorr Case
• Swedish Communist Appeals for Release of Heinz Frandt
• Nationalist Organisations Unite in South West Africa
• Indian Budget — More for Th Rich and Mord for 'defnce'J. Holman.
• Venezumlan Guerillas -attack U.s. Coil Installations
• The Week Number Ten Page 9 Political Notes
• New Soviet Price System Under Discussion
• The Week Number Ten Page 10 Japanese Notes
• Economic Notes the Week Number Ten Page 11
• on colonialism at NEW LEFT REVIEW
• Aid Algerias
• The Broadsheet
• Labour's Voice

The Week Vol. 1, No. 11, 11 March 1964

• Editorial Address
• The Week Number 11 Page 1 Editorial an Incomes Policy for Labour
• 11 Page 2 Industrial Notes
• Over Ming 'stay Out! Vote in Ralich StrikePat Jordan
• ‘no Entry} with the Conservatn
• Te 5.2.0. and the Freb Movement of Labour
• Lord Home Was a Natural ChoiceAlex Acheson
• The Week Number 11 Page 4 Political Notes the Anti~apartheid Campaign in Britain
• "the Collaborators"
• Cllr. Bob Hughes Defends Adideen Boycott
• Apardein Boycott Struggle at Crucial StageAlec Bagley (Aberdeen)
• L.r.de Right-to-strike Pamphleta legal correspondent
• The Week Numder 11 Page 6 Mining Industry
• iven to miners for every 5 years of service. (4) guarantood employment until rotiromont.
• Phone Workers Strike in Los AngelesSylvia Riley
• Mao Mallory got 16 yoars, pago
• The Communist world
• based on Soviet Nows item PARTY TALKS BETWEEN RUSSIA AND YUGOSLAVIA?
• Right to Strike Restored in Yugoslavia |
• Daily Yorker Criticised Dy Strike Committee
• Liberation Forces Control Over One Third of Portuguese Guinea
• Congo Armed Litvgiation Forces Win Local Support
• The Week Number 11 Page 10
• Lizyan Move Against Anglo-u.s. Bases
• Economic notes
• Sf us
• Voice of the Unions,
• New. Left > Eview
• Movement for |
• | Aid Algezia!s
• The Broadsheet
• The Wck - the Wink - the Wok - the Week - the Wei - the Week
• Labour's Voice

The Week Vol. 1, No. 12, 18 March 1964

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Editorial Address
• The Week Number 12 Page 1 Editorial Once More on an Incomes Policy
• Longer Hours Worked in IndustryJulian Atkinson
• D.a.t.a. Campaign for Union Rights
• Anti-Apartheid campaign
• N.a. I.s.o. Supports Aberdeen
• South African Bowls Team Vistt Causes Storm in Scotland
• Roll of Honour
• Political notos
• Two New Fabian Pamphlets
• The Week Number 12 Page 5 Industrial Noths
• More industrial notos
• Dank Union Considers. Dust Ll Action
• w Americar ‘wat SB. Bweek
• New Trend In. Union Demandsa special correspondent
• The Week Number 12 Page 8 Around Th World
• New Zealand Communist Party Bxpels 2 Pro-chinesz0. Gager (Timru)
• Young Socialist Durns Himself to Death
• European notes
• ‘ Concentration of Industry in West Germany
• Common Market Institution Workers Form Strike Committee
• Serious Teen-age Unemployment in U.s.a.an American reader
• Youth Forced to Leave Scotland
• A Visit to an Anti-strike MestingJoan Ifolnan & Silva Riloy
• Aberdeen Stands Firm
• Feeling Still Running High in Denby Strike
• Youth issues
• Movement for
• Bid Algeria!
• The Broadsheet
• The Week - the Wink - the We - the We - the Wei - the Veik
• Cy (ei
• Labour's Voice
• An ee a en nea

The Week Vol. 1, No. 13, 25 March 1964

• Contents Page Page 1 Editorial Notes,
• Editors! Letter
• The Week Number 13 Page 1 Editorial Notes Labour and Cnd
• Is Cnd Still Necessary?
• Extend the Boycott
• Martell Campaigns for Trade Union Enquirya legal correspondent
• The Week Number 13 Page 3
• North Midlands Labour Cnd Announces Series of Schools
• Wide Support for Workers' Control Study Group
• | Trade union Wa
• Raludgh A.b.u. Strikers Vote to Stop Out
• The Week Numdgr 13 Page 5 Anti-apartuetd Notes
• The Anti-aparth@id Campaign (2) — DurhamBrian Whitton
• The Anti-apartheid Campaign (3) - NottinghamTony Morris
• Union Backs Aberdeen
• The Werk Takes a Look at Our Prime Minister
• for a certain type of labour.... which can roughly be said to be
• Youth in Action the Week Number 13 Pagd 7
• Nigerian Students Demonstrate Against Home
• Votes at 18 in Canada?
• Nalso Criticises Labour Party Officials! Attitude to Y.s
• Technical Students Win Right of Political Clubs
• The People's NeedsUnitas
• +5 The restriction of lumry and office buildingy.
• "sunday Nation",
• "mozambican Revclution" - 'a Fight to the Ed
• 2OWMEEE Mors o mmsm
• Rank Name Sentence
• Negro Woman Runs for Congress in Deep
• Aid for Cuba Continental Congress to Be Held in Montreal
• The Week Number 13 Page 12 U.s. Notes Dertrand Russell Supports Witch-hunted Students
• Showdown on Civil Rights Bill
• The Wsek Number 13 Page 13 "free" World Notes Franco-german 'horse Dral'?
• Over Five Million Unemployed
• Appeal on Behalf of Portuguese Political PrisonersJ. de Silva
• Ui Ortega Lopes =
• foundry worker, 47 years old, was arrested AUGOSTO DA SILVA RIBEIRO -
• The Week Number 13 Page 14 C.n.d. Notes Statement of the Labour C.n.d. Committee
• Of Iritain's Economy Fairuary Trade Figures Show WeaknessJ. Wilcox
• Labour's Voice
• | Discount to T.U.s, C.L.P.s and Y.S. branches

The Week Vol. 1, No. 14, 2 April 1964

• Contents Page
• Editors! Letter
• The Week Number 14 Page 1 Editorial the Easter Celeerations
• week Trade union
• Inti-aparticid News Tit Week Number
• Lancs, and Cheshire Labour Party Discuss Trade with South Africa
• Nome Office Turn Back Apartheid Refugees
• The Wsek Number 14 Page 4 Political Notes
• Sir Edward Boyle Is Prepared for the H. BombChris Arthur
• Industrial Week
• Court Victory for Young U.s. SocialistsSylvia Riley
• Rank-and-file Teamster Challinges "the Economist" on Hoffa Trial
• Workers' Self-management Conference Opens in Algeria
• Class War Erupts Into Civil War in Mazil =Jamos Wilcox
• The Week Number 14 Page 8 Latin American Notes
• Labour's Voice 9
• | Discount to T.U.s, C.L.P.s and Y.S. branches

The Week Vol. 1, No. 15, 9 April 1964

• BUILDING LAND PRICES, page
• Hditors' Letter
• The Week Number 15 Page 1 Editorial Notes the Split in the Tory Party and the Zluction
• Industrial Notes
• New Left Review" on problems of Labour Policy
• Labour Peace Fellowship Expresses Misgivings
• Willis Criticises Wilson Over Daily H&rald
• The Week Number 15 Page 4 Trade Union Notes
• Wallpaper Shopgirls Prepare for Long Strike Wallpaper
• The Week Numbgr 15 Page 5 Anti-aparthsid Campaign
• Glasgow's Lord Provost Speaks on Bowls Tam Visit
• Further developments in the Anti-Apartheid CampaignMrs. S. Le Whawell
• Hiroshima A-bombgr in Gaol for 8th Tim From National Guardian 21/3/64
• Dockmrs! Union Backs Hoffa
• French Puppet Regime Exposed by ‘the Times!
• Revolutionary Governents Participate in World Trade Con
• Anti-semitism in South Africa
• 'new York Times' Says No Religious Discrimination in Cuba
• PAGI 10 U,S. behind Brazil coup, say Latin Americans
• The Week Number 15 Page 11 Economic Notes
• Workers' Control school, M.C.F. issue statement, Fabian pamphlot
• London Mcf Issue Statement on ‘southern Rhodesia
• Fabian Society Publishes Pamphlet on Rwanda Massacres
• | Discount to T.U.s, C.L.P.s and Y.S. branches

The Week Vol. 1, No. 16, 16 April 1964

• Contents Page
• Editors! Letter
• The Week Numigr 16 Page 2 Trade Union Notes
• Tid Week Numder 16 Page 3 Labour's Youth Movement
• Industrial Notes the Week Number 16 Page
• The Peace Movement, Tie Cold Var, and the Diveloping Nations
• A Noth on the Dang to PraceDave Windsor
• The Wrek Numder 16 Page 6 Anti-apartheid Notes South Africa in Perspective
• Tories Waik Out Over Glasgow Dolls Team BoycottAloc Bagley
• Cardiff Not Io Entertain South African Bowls Team
• Week Number 16 Page 7 Political Noles
• Why Not Fiddle P.a.y.e. Says New Sctentist
• Housing Delayed in Scotland by Shortage of BricksIrny Southall
• Background to the Toffa Affair
• Mississippi Mayor Prepares for a Tough Summer
• Sum Points About Malcolm X
• Cleveland, Ohto
• Tis Werk Number 16 Page 10 Third “orld Notes
• The Week Number 16 Page 11 Stop Press Items
• The strike of the girls at the Coventry WALLPAPER GIRLS' STRIKE SHUTS SHOP:
• South Vietnsm
• National | Guardian
• New York. Usa
• New Lett Review
• Atid Algeriat! Algeria Bureau
• issue now out ! |
• Voice the Unions
• Movement for
• | August 29th-Sept4
• lan послоу David Stoole
• The indep Baitor:
• fost Sussex, udder st

The Week Vol. 1, No. 17, 23 April 1964

• This Week's Spectat, ReporisEditorial Address
• Contints Page
• Page 12 Advertisers Announcements
• The Laos Coup
• fl week
• General and Municipal Workers Worried by Aulomation
• National Chamber of Trade Conference Hits Ai T.u• Discounts
• The Week Number 17 Page 4 Anne See Te
• Political Nopes
• A Letter From the Labour Cnd Committee's Secretary
• The Week Number L7 Page 4 Special "“whek™ Riports
• Tory M.p. in Marginal Seat Entertaing Tu Press
• Anti-apartheid Notes the Wack Number 17 Page 5
• The Week Number L7 Page 6 Campatgn Notiss Workers Control School Looks Like Being Big Success
• Nottingham Anti-apartheid Shons Its FaceMrs. Whawell
• Week Number 17 Page 8 Wuropran Notes
• Tory M.p. Bulogises Salazar Regime
• A View on the Brazilian Coup
• The Third World
• The Week Number 17. Page 11 Economic Notes
• How Many Capitalists Are There in Britain?Janes Wilcox
• Number of People Range of Wealth Total Value
• £428,000 Profit on £1,070 OutlayBrian Simister
• National Guardian
• South Vietn;m Jim Mortimer
• National Guaraian subscription: 9/- per annum.
• Aid Algeria!
• London W.I. London WCl1. :
• Mive editions: Stockport, Merseyside, |
• ~ Ths Werk — Trs Wk ~ Thn Werk

The Week Vol. 1, No. 18, 30 April 1964

• Algeria, Aeu,
• Central Committee Eight Hour Legal | Working -day Demonstration
• To Retembeer
• Liams, Bert Wynn, Konni Zilliacus Mp,
• [Untitled, contents page]
• The Week Number 14 Page 4
• U.3. D.a.i. Annual Delenate Misting
• Union Notes
• Clerital Vars Survey Shcns Vor'n's Wages Falling Behind
• Kale Fellale
• This Week Number 18 Page 6 ‘ Martell's Plans
• Post Office Go-slow;
• Union Drive for Closed Shop
• Royal, Commission on Trade Unions
• abscription Rate!
• Recruiting Campaign
• Mating to Supporters: a
• After July 6th Lichyning Strikes Way Be Tel Gal
• Row Between Houghton and Civil Service Union Leader Over Civil Service Pay Trends
• t.u. notes
• The Week Sumkeris Page 6 Increasing Steel Imports Upset Neddy Officials
• The Week Rumber 18 .page 9 Were the Wanch Trade Figures $0 Good?
• Have the Young Socialists a Future?
• the working
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The Week Vol. 1, No. 19, 6 May 1964

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Trade Union Notes
• Peace Discussion
• Youth School Announcement Advertisers! Announcements
• EDLITORTAL NOTES: Tho Government's folly in Southern Arabia
• The workers! control school
• Boycotters beware
• INDUSTRIAL NOTES: Hull dockers' victory
• Glasgow sheet metal workers! strike in 12th week
• Projectile workers stop work and lobby MPs
• The Week Number 19 Page 3 Political Notes
• Walthamstowe C.n.d,. Active
• Connbliy Commemoration Social
• Loughborough Co-op College Students Support Aberdeen Boycott
• Left Success in the 4.e.u Financial Times Worried by
• Cos.c.a. Leader Says Caste System Getting Worse
• The Week Number 19 Page 5 Anti-apartheid Notes
• West Bridgford Labour Party Calls for Municipal Boycott
• Nationalists and United Party Supporters Aid Torturers
• Backs Aberdeen's Boycottan Aberdeen reader SCOTTISH T.U.C
• The Week Number 19 Page 6 C.n.d. Notes
• Based upon Peace News report CONTROVERSIAL C.N.D. PAMPHLET DROPPED
• The Week Number 19 Page 7 Peace Discussion the Peace-movement, the Cold War, and the Weveloping
• New Fabian Pamphlet on Tory Deterrent Policy
• Nottingham C.n.d. to Discuss Soviet Nuclear Policy
• The Week Number 19 Page 8 Notes on Political Persecution Chinese Journalists Illegally Held in Brazil
• Beja Trial ResumesAlvaro de Miranda
• Civil Rights Leader Gets 13 Months in Ne York
• The Week Number 19 Page 9 Illegitimacy East and West
• New Soviet Family Law Will Improve Lot of Illegitimate Children
• The Week Number 19 Page 10 Youth School Summer School for Students and Young Socialists
• Address.
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• State of the Unions Emma Goldman
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• Atta Conference on Economic Sanctions
• Oswald Photograph a Fake
• Less Production Jobs in U.s.Bill Vester
• Another Charge Against Hoffa
• Stop Press Move Against Goldwag,
• Labour's Voice
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The Week Vol. 1, No. 20, 14 May 1964

• Page 12 Advertisers! Announcements Letter to Readers
• EDITORIAL NOTES: The municipal election results
• impossible other than on the WILSON AND SOUTHERN ARABIA
• POLITICAL NOTES: Ilkeston against the national trendDick Gregory*
• NALSO protests against Alexander case
• Aberdeen Municipal Electors Ignore Anti-boycott PropagandaAlec Bagley
• MORE ANTI-APARTHEID NOTES: New boycott struggle in Aberdeen
• AEU branch calls for strike against
• PEACE NOTES: Anti-Polaris demonstration in June
• North West Region CND's summer programme
• PEACE DISCUSSION: Olive Gibbs replies to George Clark
• TRADE UNION EDUCATION: What the TUC's proposals for trade union
• CO-OP NOTES: Left sweep board in ICS elections
• THIRD WORLD NOTES: An appeal for solidarity with the Venezuelan
• 'u.s. Set to Subdue Reds in VenezuelaThayer Waldo - Washington,
• Malta's politico-religious Referendum (May 2,3,4) supposedly to test people's wish as to what form the Independence Constitution is to take,
• The Lisbon May Day demonstration&lvaro de Miranda
• ECONOMIC NOTES: 'Shortage' of labour in Common Market
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The Week Vol. 1, No. 21, 21 May 1964

• Contents Page
• Editorial Address
• The Week Number 21 Page 1 Editorial Notes the House of Lords on Underwork
• The April Trade Figures
• Yet Another 'boost Private Enterprise! Organisation
• All Voters to Be Finger-printed in British Guiana
• The Week Number 21 Page 3 British Business Notes Nearly £500 Million Spent on Advertising in Britain in 1963
• Marks and Spencers Do Well in 1963
• Worst Yer for British Insurance Since 1906
• The A.b.i. Strike
• The Week Number 21 Page 5 Industrial Notes
• The Week Number 21 Page 6 Political Notes
• The Week Number 21 Page 7 Anti-aparthrt.d Notes
• Aberdeen University Boycott Committer Wins OutAlec Bagley
• Soviet Union Ends Diamond Contract with South Africans
• The Week Number 21 Page 8 C.n.d. Notes
• Nottingham Cnd Arranges Programme of Meetings
• More Details of the Anti-polaris Demonstration
• Literature Notes the Week Number 21 Page 9
• The Week Number 21 Page 10 Special. Reports
• Automation and White Collar RedundancyJames Wilcox
• Third World Notes the Week Number 21 Page 11
• Economic Crisis Looms in Senegal
• State of the Unions Emma Goldman
• Scotland and the Boycott,
• Conference on Economic Sanctions Against South Africa
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The Week Vol. 1, No. 22, 28 May 1964

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Editorial Notes: Economic Headaches for the Tories
• Trade Union Notes: Trouble Looming in British Road Service
• Agricultural Workers put in for third
• 1s expected. based on Financial Times report
• Labour Party Notes: Serious Decrease in number of Young
• Monmouth C.L.P. protests over Aden
• Mrs. Olive Gibbs declines an Aldermanic
• Labour's Northern Voice expanding
• Clifton Ward Labour Party protest overRod Kreizman
• Trade Union Notes the Week Number 22 Page 4
• Lancashire Federation of Trades Councils
• Bradford Confed. worried by Rookes v
• Move to revoke Building Trade Long-Term
• Anti-apartheid Notes the Week Number 22 Page 5
• Manchester Students Decide to Join Anti-apartheid by One Vote
• Rochdale Labour Council boycotts South
• Irish M.P.s sign Anti-Apartheidan Irish correspondent
• based on a Guardian report BRITISH INVESTMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA
• The U.S. Negro Struggle: Reign of Terror in Mississippi, etc
• Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Established
• A Letter From the Young Socialist Alliance
• Campaign Launched to End U.s. Intervention in Vietnam
• The Week Number 22 Page 8 the International Labour Movement New_zealand Unions Call for "full Socialism"
• Argentinian Workers Occupy Factories
• Bank Strike Declared Illegal in Peru
• The Week Number 22 Page 9 European Notes
• Metal Workers Union Thanks Lord Russell Over Brandt Release
• African Students Persecuted in Austria
• French Trade Unions Oppose Government's Pay Plans
• Liberation Forces! Success in the Congo
• Mozambique Liberation Front Calls for Armed Struggle
• General Strike in Calcutta
• The Week Number 22 Page 11 Th! South Fast Asta Crisis
• Associated Press Says Souvanna Phouma Not in ControlPat Jordan
• The Week Number 22 Page 12 Economic Notes
• U.s. Aircraft Industry Loses Former Dominant Place
• The Week Number 22 Page 13 Ystop Press Items Dr. Abrahams Appeals for Help

The Week Vol. 1, No. 23, 4 June 1964

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Nalso/new
• The New Left - a Phoenix Rises in Time ?
• The Socialist Register
• Crisis Looms in ItalyBrian Simister.
• Their decision, taken during an authorised stoppage which dilated
• 90_an Hour Sign Freedom Petition
• Algeria's Official Opposition to Apartheid
• More Student Boycotts
• Another Resolution Condemning Apartheid
• Young Fabians
• Roger Prot2 to Speak at Nalso/new Left School
• Central Nottingham Y.s.condemn War in Aden
• The Campaign Against Polaris
• CND supporters are asked to move their localbranches into supporting the demonstration. Individuals who
• Demonstration Against British Oppression in Aden,
• East London Cnd Supporters Against Polaris,
• Stuart Hall Calls for "functional Division" of CndShuttlevorthand John Rex
• U.s. Attitude to World Trade BodyDevelopment Conference
• U.s. Spurs Campaign to Attract Foreign Equity Investment
• Limit Role of U.s. Banks in Canada
• E.e.c. Loan to Italy Denied
• Worries for Oil Investors
• Increasing Need for Versatile Skilled Workers
• Third World Notes
• British Pull Out - Zanzibaris Carry on
• Nottingham's New Play;house,
• FEEDING THE SHARKS, Over’a ten-year period (1953-62), London's bus operations made a

The Week Vol. 1, No. 24, 11 June 1964

• The Week Contents Page Number 24 Preeecclelecleeclecelec Lcc Lcrelc Ll Ee an Urgent Appeal to Our Readers
• The Week Number 24 Page 1 Editorial Notes the Four-minute Revolution
• Railwaymen Want “a Plan for the Railwaymen"Len Nicholas
• The Week Nukber 24 Page 3 Labour Party Notes
• Glasgow Protest Against New Trade Union Education Scheme
• Islington Etu Protest Against Aden War
• Aden - the Labour Movement Is Beginning to StirPat Jordan
• The Week Number 24 Page 4 Industrial Notes
• Unemployment Up_at Tyne Shipyards
• Salt Glaze Industry May Have One-day Strike
• The Week Number 24: Page 5 Anti-apartheid NotesSouth African Ambassador
• Durham Students Levi £25 Towards Rivonia Defence FundIan Taylor*
• Reading Students Oppose Apartheid
• Birmingham Move for Municipal Boycott
• The Week Number 24 Page 6 C.n.d. Notes
• East Midlands Region Cnd to Leaflet Wilson Meeting in Derby
• The Week Number 24 Page 7 Special Reports
• Malnutrition in EnglandJulian Atkinson
• Master Printers Turn Down Extra HolidaysJohn Daniels
• Conflicting Views on Gunter and the Trade UnionsLabour Government
• South London Usdaw Submits a Plan for Building the Union
• The Week Number 24 Page 9 Books and Publications
• Poles Publish Studies on Undeveloped Countries' Economies
• Co-operative Advance Number Three
• Christianity and Capitalism Today
• The Week Number 24 Page 11 World Labour Movement
• Christian Trade Unions Criticise Common Market Set Up
• The Third World Revolutio
• Zanzibar to Take All Enterprises and Arm the People
• The Week Number 24 Page 13 International Notes
• Algeria Wants Scrap Evian Provision on Oil = France Expected to Agree
• The Week Number 24 Page 14 Correspondence
• Index to Volume One,
• Ce Re Le a Eec Ee Ay I Pc Es,

The Week Vol. 1, No. 25, 18 June 1964

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Editors' Letter
• Editorial Notes the Week Number 25 Page 1
• Don't let Aden become Britain's Algeria
• The world of work: South Nottm. Young Socialists want
• Two days extra holiday after ten years
• Trade union notes: Telegraphists rejoin U.P.Wa special correspondent
• Iwo union youth groups formedDan Maloney
• Two young workers action groups established
• Political notes
• Political notes: Thorneycroft admits that aim is to starve
• Labour Party notes: 'The Director' on Wilson's difficulties
• The cost of buying votesJim Wilcox
• Anti-Apartheid notes: Oxford students protest Rivonia sentences
• Rivonia trial protest in BrightonC. Ballantine
• Campaign notes: Labour Peace Fellowship meets
• Left wing activities in Bristol
• The Week Number 25 Page 9 the Communist World
• Chinese CP accuse Czech CP of forging
• Indonesian and New Zealand C.p.s See 'eye-to-eye!
• The Week Number 25 Page 10 U.s. Notes Negro American Labour Council Calls for Labour Party
• Third world notes: Castro makes fighting speech at Queen's
• Correspondence: Is Cousins fully integrated into theTony Topham
• Labour History Bulletin
• Books & Publications
• Can Socialists defend Oil Profits
• Krushchev builds dams in Egypt
• What Must Labour Do Now?
• Elleelelelelelelel Ele Elesl
• What Will You Get for Your Money?
• What Must Labour Do?
• Will You Support Us?

The Week Vol. 1, No. 26, 25 June 1964

• [Untitled, contents page]
• 1,000 Civil Ri Mississippi.
• Editorial Notes: Anti-Nationalisation arguments punctured
• Hands off Zanzibar!
• Trade Union notes: Lesson of the print trade negotiationsGesrze Jerrom*
• Scientific workers make good progress
• Labour and South Africa: Fred Lee denies arms' embargo will
• Hull's Protest Over South African Political Prisoners
• Leicester call for economic sanctions
• Politioal notes: Britain turns blind eye to slavery reports
• Aberdeen says: Release Mandela! Lock up
• Labour Movement notes: Durham Labour students produce policy
• Post Office Engineers affiliate to
• Arsenal Co-op protests
• The Week Number 26 Page 6 Anti-apartheid Notes
• North East students protest RivoniaPrime Minister
• Nottingham City Labour Party wants
• Political notes: Arab magazine appeals to British
• Stop press item on Nigerian general strike
• The Week Number 26 Page § Nigerian Notes Release Vic Allen!
• Facts behind the Nigerian general strikeBill Vester
• Third World notes: Political strike in Uruguay
• Leading member of ruling party expelled
• Venezuelan guerillas attack Government
• Argentine workers take over 2,500
• Years of strain forecast for Malaysia
• The Week Number 26 Page 10 U.s. Notes U.s. Students Defy Cuba Travel Ban
• Sugar: a new era beginsa special correspondent• SUGAR: A
• 000 Civil Rights workers to descend on
• Books & Publications
• Progressive Labor"
• Voice of the Unions" June issue
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• from Julian —~ LOe WEEK

The Week Vol. 2, No. 1, 1 July 1964

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Editors' Letter
• Political notes: That 'demonstration' outside Transport HouseChris Arthur
• Trade union platform bi
• The Week Volume 2 No. 1 Page 3 Labour Party Notes
• It Can Never Happen - or Can It?
• Reconvene the National Committee! Fight on the Political Issues!!
• Manchester Apprentices Gaining Support for Charter DemandsAlan Rooney
• Two Busloads of Ycnd Supporters Go to Glasgow From North West
• based upon Stock Exchange report BRITAIN'S 100 MOST VALUABLE FIRMS
• 70% of Population Oppose Foreign Nuclear Bases in Britain
• Protest Over Vic Allen Arrest
• Bristol Move South African Goods
• C.l.r. James to Speak at Nalso School
• Don! T Buy South African-~
• Epicure Koo Safari Kloof Silver Leaf Assegat Farm Pride Solex Avalon Fairest Cape Le Southern Choice
• Donald Cooke Pineapriit Downlander Tide Rff Western Pride Ars River Rare Dew Winra Imco Red Robin Wolsely Pride Ixl Rockhill Zfp Zulu Gold
• Hire Purchase Debt Over £1,000,000,000Stan Mills
• Sake a eview of 19/6/64 carried the following item:
• People's Socialist Party of Aden Active in London
• 14 Arrested at End of Anti-polaris DemonstrationRod Kreizman
• National Conference for Amnesty in Venezuela
• Developments in Britain's Arab WarsPat Jordan
• Why Togliatti Published Gramsci's LetterDave Windsor
• New Beginning in World Affairs?Robert Q. Gray
• Help Us - Help the Movement
• Stop Press Item Mark Lane's Statement to the Warren Commission

The Week Vol. 2, No. 2, 10 July 1964

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Editorial address
• Editorial notes: Ex-Gaol-birds meet their Gaolers
• Political notes: There aint no bleedin justiceAlec Acheson
• Many journals represented at NALSO school
• An editorial statemen
• Correspondence: More on that 'demonstration'
• What a mess!
• Political notes: British student delegation on way to CubaConnie Kirkby
• Raptis to speak in LondonR. Fletcher
• West-End Bingo
• Trade union notes: Why A.S.S.E.I, is growingGavin Kennedy
• The struggle against Portuguese Fasciem: The British Comnittee
• South African notes: Alexander case appeals under preparationBob Pennington
• Another Labour Couneil imposes a boycott
• U.S. notes: Unions upset o11 bosses
• U.S, notes: Mississippi police harrass rights workers
• Eponomic notes: Progress of the international boycott of Southa correspondent
• South Africa's Trade with Certain Western Countries of the "free World"
• European notes: Crisis in French shipping industry
• Trade unions clash with OECD oter Spain
• Ernest Glinne, Giles Martinet, ‘Jim Mortimer, Jean-Marie in e ISSUE NO a NOW READY - JUNE 1964
• Vittoria Foa - INCOMES POLICY: A CRUCIAL PROBLEM FOR UNION Comparisons • Incomes Policy and the Trade Unions
• Strategy for Socialism, New Left Review
• Shop Stewards & WorkersNIR 7 Carlisle St. London W1 Includes
• Speakers include Perry Anderson, Lelio Basso, Robin Blackburn, Geoff
• B taal Ee) eer eae org
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The Week Vol. 2, No. 3, 20 July 1964

• The Week Volume 2 Number 3 -”
• On the Postmen's Strike and Some Lessons
• The Collapse of the Bloom Empire
• The N.g.a. and May DayA. Rigby
• Refuse to Intervene in Truline' CaseIan Taylor
• Political Notes the American Stake in Britain
• The Geographical Distribution of U.s. Direct Investment in West Europe (%)
• Political Notes
• Political Notes
• 1) The Government economic sanctions.
• North East Region Y.s. Committer Closed Down
• Sheffield Hears Post 'nuclear Attack Plansa Sheffield reader
• Interesting Material in ‘international Socialism!
• [Untitled]
• Malcom X Launches New Organisation
• Quebec Separatist Movement AdvancingR. Brock
• Congo's New Prime Minister
• The Communist World
• Pro-chinese Make Gains in France
• Venezuelan C.p. Leader Says Armed Struggle "chief Means of Struggle"
• International Studies on Incomes Policy
• Wealth and Employment in Modern Capitalism ©Jim Wilcox
• Tory Nationalisation Scare ReboundsAlec Acheson
• Books and Publications New Marxist Literature =

The Week Vol. 2, No. 4, c. 27 July 1964

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Editortal Notes
• Trade Union notes: Bert Wynn enswers Sid Ford
• George Brown's assistant attacks the unions
• Draughtsmen's strike continues despite
• Political notes: A London Voice?
• Killer pace in the pitIan Taylor
• Trade union notes: Vital AEU election goes to second ballot
• Welcome initiative by NAIGO E.CPublic Service (August 1964)*
• irlitical notes: Martel's 'General Election Policy Referendum'
• Crime and Delinquency
• Engineering employers organisation against
• Political trials: The Beja trial concludes
• Lorenz Knorr faces sedition charge
• South African notes: Alexander defence committee activitiesAlan Harris
• +3 elect delegate or observers to the meeting;
• More British trade with South Africa
• Outspan launch an advertising campaign
• South African-based cigarette firm increases
• Campaign notes: Opposition to U.S. attack on North Vietnam
• Importent C.N.D. demonstration in Blackpool
• N.A/L.S.O. camp only three weeks off
• International notes: French Young Coumunists attack partyIan MacDonal"
• Hawker Siddeley to equip Fortugal for
• The Ohh Vol. 2 Page 10 Pclizloal Notes
• Howard Cheney's refusal to pay taxes forSanity
• Books and Publications: Iwo bonks by New Left authors
• A study of changing trade union
• Economie notes: Building profits
• 0011-be 00m-00 16 102-140041020-11029492 from Tat Jordan
• Japan bit by "Interest equaligation tax"

The Week Vol. 2, No. 5, 10 August 1964

• Editors: Ken Coates & Robin Blackburn CONTENTS PAGE
• PAGE Indiana Young Socialists face further
• The Week No,vol. 2 No. 5 Page 1 Editorial Notes a Second Look at the Far East Crisis
• Britain Against U.s. Aggression Protests Against Amercian Attacks on North Vietnam
• The World Against U.s. Aggression World Protests Against U.s. Attack on North Vietnam
• Amnesty Take Up Vic Allen Case
• Stop_ Press Items
• Scottish Miners Denounce American Action
• D.a.t.a. Calls for Meeting of 14 Nations
• Industrial Notes
• Political Notes
• L.c.s. to Organise Second Workers' Control School?
• Editor of “union Voice" Produces Policy Kor Oil
• Political Notes
• North West Cnd Publishes Conference Report
• London Busmen Angry with Package Deala London busman
• Apartheid Victims Maltreated in PrisonBob Pennington
• South African Trade Union H.q. Raided
• U.s. Notes
• A Letter From an Old American Socialist
• New Zealand Notes
• Background Material to the Recent New Zealand L.p. Annual Conference
• Communist World Notes
• Economic Notes

The Week Vol. 2, No. 6, c. 17 August 1964

• Contents Page
• Editorinl notes: Wage restraint, prices and profits
• Trade Union notes: Bert Wynn answers Sid Ford
• George Brown's assistant attacks the unions
• Draughtsmen's strike continues despite
• Political notes
• Killer pace in the pitIan Taylor
• Trade union notes: Vital AEU election goes to second ballot
• Welcome initiative by NAIGO E.CPublic Service (August 1964)*
• Martel's 'General Election Policy Referendum'
• Crime and Delinquency
• Engineering employers organisation against
• Political trials: The Beja trial concludes
• Lorenz Knorr faces sedition chargeMrs. E. Dales
• South African notes: Alexander defence committee activitiesAlan Harris
• fe elect delegate or observers to the meeting;
• More British trade with South Africa
• Outspan launch an advertising campaign
• South African-based cigarette firm increasesa Sheffield reader
• Campaign notes: Opposition to U.S, attack on North Vietnam
• Importent C.N.D. demonstration in Blackpool
• N.A.I.S.O. camp only three weeks off
• International notes: French Young Communists attack party
• Hawker Siddeley to equip Fortugal for
• Political notes
• Howard Cheney's refusal to pay taxes for
• Two Books by New Left Authors
• for the first time, the whole world became one single system, forced into As a result the nationastate became ar
• Books and Publications
• A study of changing trade union
• Economic notes: Building profits
• over the previous year. The out was £2,682,000 - an increase of 19%
• U.S. Balance of payments gets worseEat Jordan U.S
• Japan hit by "interest equalisation tax"

The Week Vol. 2, No. 7, 1 September 1964

• Contents Page
• U.N. official criticisés New Zealand over Samoa.
• Letter to Readers
• Editorial notes: Will automation lead to unemployment?
• Industrial notes: More and longer strikes in
• January to July 1963 January to July 1964
• Socialist Leader
• Campaigh notes: An invitation to a big demonstration in
• pee “a the founding of the
• European notes
• Italian workers prove militancy pays
• South African notes: An appeal from South Africa
• Alexander campaign gathers momentumBob Pennington
• Algerian notes: The Annaba disaster - a first-hand report
• Third world notes: Police strike in New Guinea
• U.N. official criticisés New ZealandOwen Gager
• Congo (Brazzaville) National Assembly
• background notes continued)
• New books and publications: The Haunted Fifties by I.F. Stone
• Oswald: Assassin or Fall Guy? by Joachim Joesten
• Aviation Voice out
• Economic notes: Did the Coal Board fiddle the books?
• Sterling falls to 7-year lowa student of economics

The Week Vol. 2, No. 8, 10 September 1964

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Page 6 Labour Party Notes
• Page 12 Socialist Theory; I.s.j
• Anti-apartheid Announcements
• Campaign Notes
• Anti-apartheid Group Formed in Glasgow
• Felix Greene to Speak on China
• Notpingham C.n.d. to Hold One-day School
• Christie Defence Committees Set Up
• Firm Offers Spies for Bosses
• Accident Rate Highest Ever in PitsPat Jordan
• 'new Society! Thinks Gpo Should Have First Prize for Cheek
• Tailor & Garment Workers Union Want New Union Paper
• T.s.s-a. Debates Executive's Right to Protest
• _ Labour Party Notes ‘save the Young Socialists! Campaign Launched
• cde Boe a political tendencies have launched a
• Young Socialists Unite with the Campaign for the Return of a Labour Government Young Socialists Unite with the Campaign Against All Those Who Are Destroying Our Movement....."
• Political Notes Visit to Cuba a Tremendous Experience - George Jerrom
• Portugal's Growing Stake in Angola
• South African Notes
• Alexander Defence Committee Hos Successful Meeting in Caxton Hall
• U.s. Notes
• we nobeeitetitee and administrative procedures in registration and
• Books and Publications "revolution" Breaks Out Again
• "voice" Chain Expands Continuously
• Nalso Journal Ready for New College and University Year
• Mcf Bring Out Leaflet on British Overseas Bases: Mcf
• Socialist Theory I.s.j. Number Four Tackles Important Theoretical Problems
• Special Edition of 'week' to Be Published as Pamphlet
• Labour Must Build
• Kick Them Out
• Come and See It
• Labour Can Build Exhibition

The Week Vol. 2, No. 9, c. 17 September 1964

• [Untitled, contents page]
• I for Discussion
• On Socialist Education (cont)
• British Journalists Protest at Intimidation of Their Colleagues in
• Civil Defense General Says C.n.d. Questionaires Undermine Security
• Industrial Notes. Tilbury Dockers Publish Work to rule
• Pamphlet. Belgian Tobacco Workers get
• Drugs Marketed "too Quickly"
• Glasgow Housing Estimates Show Need for Labour GovtTony Southall.
• Official Labour on VietnamChris Arthur.
• Affwal for Vic Atllan.sur Trial Diags on
• Gen Aral Suri in -wigiiea
• Chemical Union's Amalgamation Talks Break Down
• Clerical Workers
• Big Business Switch Over to Johnson
• at clearing of New York Killer Cop
• te r@e
• Alexander's mother has written again: 'There is a very short time left to gat
• "the Sociology of the 'sun'",

The Week Vol. 2, No. 10, 21 September 1964

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Page 4 Actions to the Memo on Workers! Education
• American Socialist Party suspends youth austin,
• A Note of Appreciation: a
• Editorial notes: On the Election
• After the I.U.C
• Trade union notes: "Workers' control' at the Daily Telegraph
• Political notes: New Left Review No. 26 is out
• Lord Chief Justice No Longer Supports Capital Punishment
• REACTIONS TO THE MEMO ON WORKERS' EDUCATION: from F. Allaun
• Research: Young Fabians launeh 'Youth unemployment project'
• Labour's youth movement
• The Manifesto of the Movement for Revolutionary Action (mar) of Portugal
• The Vic Allen affair: Vic Allen on trial
• The Vic Allen affair (2): Defence witness arrested
• Gerry Jones describes treatment
• Another letter from Vic Allen
• South African notes: "Red" Act used against all who oppose
• U.S. notes: Rank & File conference to aid Hoffa
• American Socialist Party suspends youth organisationBarry Sheppard
• Young Socialist announces change of format
• Southern Democrat senator joins Republican Party
• Economic notes: Banks move slowly towards tighter credit

The Week Vol. 2, No. 11, 1 October 1964

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Editorial notes: Expose the fory Party election menifesto
• Trade union notes: The New I.I.O. manual on wages
• employment agencies
• Trade union notes: Big sackings due at B.O.A.C
• An appeal from Voice of the unions
• Vote rigging allegation in Seamen's union
• Political notes
• Incomes Policy Won't Work, Says Professorour economics correspondent
• Anti-Apartheid group formed in Bristol
• Campaign notes
• Setback in Royal Arsenal boycott moveBill Vester
• A vertiser's announcement
• Discussion: More comment on the workers education memo
• U.S. Labour notes: Significant U.S. strike
• U.s. Notes
• "birdman of Alca' " Need Not Have DiedConstance Weissman
• Canada Acts to Curb U.s. Investment
• The Third World Revolution
• Australasian Notes
• Move to Black French Goods in New Zealand Because of Nuclear Tests
• Big Deterioration in British Trade with Australia
• South Africa. Notes South African Firm Prospect for Oil in Angola
• More Press Extracts on Repression in South Africa
• Economic Notes

The Week Vol. 2, No. 12, c. 8 October 1964

• [Untitled, contents page]
• EDITORS_ ROBIN BLACKIURN KEN COATES
• Editorial notes: Who prys (for Toryian)
• Trade union notes: D.A.T.A. tells members to be careful about
• London U.P.W. mon fight oxpulsions
• Trade union notes: Apprentices call national strike
• (2) a 35-hour working week;
• Banned overtime - 500 electricians snoked
• Tory group calls for abolition of
• Building land in Birmingham rockets
• Thousends face eviction if Tories
• Political notes: The story behind the Belfast riots
• Disoussion: Socinlist educationMichael Barratt Brom
• He Wei K Vol. 2 Ito. 12 Page 8
• Third World notes: Behind the Nigerian general strike
• Mozambique journal charges pact between
• U.S. notes: Mark Lane slams Warren Report
• Books & Publications
• Economic Notes
• Recession Expected in

The Week Vol. 2, No. 14, 22 October 1964

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• Protest against repression of trade unions in
• Editorial notes: Labour must stick to its programme
• Let Khrushchov speak
• Election Notes the Week Vol. 2n0. 14 Pace 2
• New left wingors in the House of Cormons
• Some notable election results
• Election notes
• Political notes: No progress on Parliamentary road for King
• Political notes: Northern Ireland - the plain truth
• Trade union notes: Printing employers' humbug over third
• Co-op insurance staff ban overtime
• African notes
• Amalgamated Tin does well out of ligerian mines
• Protest against repression of trade unions in
• Third world notes: The bloody canal
• Third world notes: "
• Nicaragua repudiates cannl treaty with T.S
• The Communist world: French Conmunist Party opposition groupsTan MacDonald
• Karushceoy God to Do a Deae Over East Crmant?a special correspondnat
• Soctal Ormocrats Score Il West German Local Wlections

The Week Vol. 2, No. 15, 29 October 1964

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• Editors' Letter
• Editorial notes: Closing the gape
• Political Notes Railway Reviey Reminds Mr. Wilson
• Comment : the Nur
• Labour Will Fulfil Its Progr‘mme - Wilson
• The "economist" Doesn't Like Left-wingers in the Cabinet
• Comment
• Political Notes
• Some Points About the New M.p.sHarry Wilson
• Political Notes Mercury Airlines Winds Up Because of Labour Victory
• Woolwich Arsenal Not Now to Close?
• Birmingham Corporation to Complain to Monopolies Commission
• No_ Unemployment Problem for Tory Ex-ministers
• Campaign Notes
• West Cnd Suggests a Study of Economics of Dis/0:ament
• Scunthorpe Steelworkers to Support Steel Campaign
• Canadian Notes
• [Untitled]
• 50_ Bombings in Mississipei Terror From Sncc
• International Labour NotesInternational Information
• Party Votes Tercentage 4zchange
• Party Votes Purcentage %change
• Political Notes
• The Stock Exchange Gazette Fears the Worst for Property Shares
• The Communist “yorld
• East German Electors to Be Given a Choice
• The 'daily Worker' Opens Up a Discussion on Khrushchov
• Outlook |
• Why Amalgamted Tin Profits Are So High?a special correspon‘ent Se

The Week Vol. 2, No. 17, 12 November 1964

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• Labour Colleges into continue in Scotla and Yorkshire.
• A a sigh
• “5 Light industry till to the. eS Ne
• r, this re the
• uA Editorial notes: George Brown's spring song
• Political Notes
• Directory of Participants in London Conference*
• Trade Union Notes
• Time to Modernise The...i.u.c.?Pat Jordan
• Trade Group Affiliated Momgers Members Per Councillor
• Political Notes
• Nottingham Left Club and Labour College Starts Winter ProgrammeP. Price
• Two Young Portuguese Arrested After Bomb Explosion
• Education Notes
• American Parents Won't Be Able to Meet Educational Bills
• R Colleges Carry on
• Ballet Canetstland and Yorkshire
• An Behan's Expanded Breast*Bob Pennington
• Before Anyone Talks Turkey with Mr. Brown, These Problems Must Be Cleared
• Third World Notes
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• The Communist World
• Light Industry Still to Th! Fore Despite K's Fall
• Advertisers' Announcements Socialist Student?
• Read "labour Student"
• The National Association of Labour _ Student
• Soviet Economist Explains His Ideas on Role of Profits

The Week Vol. 2, No. 18, 19 November 1964

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• Editors! Letter
• Editorial notes: Dangerous incendiary gives Reith lectures
• Political notes: 'Labour under a microscope in New Left
• Motion criticising comprehensive schoolsStan Mills
• Advertisers Announcement
• Educational notes: Only i of university students working
• Labour notes: United Kingdom low in strike league
• Country Number of Days Lost Per Thousand Persons Employed
• Strikes, sickness and the national interestGeorge Eltham
• Campaign notes: Doctor Alexander's appeal still pending
• South African notes: A milestone in political trinls
• Campaign notes: Reading University students launch emergency
• Bristol Left Club public meeting on China
• Nottingham South Labour Party worried about
• West Indian notes: Row over wharf mechanisation in Jamaica
• Bus tamente and Manley ensure Jamaica isDave Wilcox
• What's happening in British Guiana? : Dr. Jagan denounces
• Third World notes: Vorkers on the move in Pakistan
• Start of civil war in Malawi?
• Soviet notes: Soviet legal expert argues for "presumption
• Fresh attack on Stalin
• British C.P. thinks conference postponement
• Economic notes: "The Director" says Western capitalists
• Cs & as

The Week Vol. 2, No. 19, 26 November 1964

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• Editors' Letter
• Editorial notes: Colour discrimination in Smethwic
• Political notes: Prescription charges to continue in the
• Company directors on Boards of nationalisedDave Windsor
• Trade union notes: A union merger
• Lancashire Chief Constable apologises for
• Ted Hill on incomes policy discussions
• Education notes: Liverpool has a lesson
• Support still needed in Liverpool
• Youth in action: Some notes on the apprentices' strike
• Stop press notes
• Farmers don't like new Bill's effect on
• 000 apprentices strike on Clydesidea Glasgow reader
• C.n.d. Annual Conference Protests Over Use of Ascension Island
• German notes: "Further investigations" into Thaelmann's death
• Prosecution of war criminals in West Germany
• Vietnon notes: Data on the dirty war in South Vietnam
• West Indian notes: Reading Cuban literature a crime in Jamaica
• U.S. meintains enormous repressive apparatus
• Third world notes: "Zik" causes sensation in press interview
• Strike cripples Pakistan jute industry
• The truth about Ethiopie
• Indian notes: Prominent Indian Communist wants "assessment
• Political discussion
• The Week Publications = Back Issues AvatlableNovember Sth
• Left Book Club Editions
• Labour_monthly
• “voices From the Crowd
• Never Before Have So Many Brilliant and Outstanding Names Been Gathered Together Between Book Covers
• Order Form
• Name . Block Letters:

The Week Vol. 2, No. 20, 3 December 1964

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• Editorial: The crisis of the pound and Labour's future
• Congo notes: The world-wide front against U.S./Belgien
• Campaign notes: The Boycott: Cambridge next?
• Rochdale apprentices start Industrial Bulletin
• Students campaign for the release of Vic Allen
• Political & Industrial Notes
• First Day School of Hull Labour
• Labour notes: New Voices in
• Campaign notes: Some notes on CND Annul Conference
• C.n.d. to Lobby Parliament in Multilateral Force for Prace Campaign
• Industrial notes: Hull busmen want Christmas at home
• South African notes: South African students hit back at
• Triil of former Reading University
• Economic notes: British industrialists fail in export field
• Reports From the Yest Indies*
• Pressure for secure employment in Jamaica
• Grenada youth march forward
• West Indian notes: Foreign investors in Grenade
• Strike spiral continues in Trinidad
• Jamaica and Trinidad and the OAS
• New West Indies Federation
• less profits; complaint in Pravda
• tele ts

The Week Vol. 2, No. 21, 10 December 1964

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• is: Right wing of Belgian Socialist Party launch witch-hunt.
• Editors' Letter
• Editorial notes: That loan, Ascension Island, M.I.F
• Trade Univi! Page 2
• "The fact that agricultural tied cottages have been incl in the Protection from Eviction Bill has occasioned pitiful
• Workers Control of Hours' Change in Belper
• The Week Voi. 2 No. 21 Page 3 Parliamentary Notes
• Incomes Policy Discussion the Week
• One Form of Incomes Policya Birmingham reader
• Incomes Policy Discussion Incomes Policy
• a top management, The Tin
• Wages Not Responsible for Britain's Export LagPat Jordan
• 1.c.l.c. Republish Pocket History
• ee et Bice eat cone Lest Raymond Postgate
• The Society for the Study 02 Labour HistoryDrian Pearce.*
• The Soulil Sur
• Harlow Trades Council Doesn't Like T.u.c. Education Scheme
• Political Notes
• Political Notes
• David Kitson Legal Aid Fund
• Political Notes
• European Notes
• 100_a Day Charged with Political Offences in West Germany
• The Left in Belgium Against Aggression in the Congo
• U.s. Notes Proposal to Withdraw 40,000,000 Acres From Agricultural Production
• Sends More Troops to South Vietnama Far East correspondent U.S

The Week Vol. 2, No. 22, 17 December 1964

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• Dave Lambert wise ‘more workers Sealitrol oi a 3
• Industrial notess ‘The telephone ring. , Campaign notess cND and the Labour Government. ~~
• Editorial Notes the Week
• Britain's Némg Will Stink;
• Railwaymen Permanently Parted From FamiliesLen Nicholas.
• Dave Lambert Wants More Workers Control
• Unions Have Wore Money, Less Membersa special correspondent.
• Parliamentary NotesChris Arthur
• Tons of Cocoa Burnt in Accraan Oxford reader 500
• Industrial Notes
• These Are Die Firms..•
• Campaign Notes Cnd_and the Labour Government
• Conference for Trade Unionists in Wolverhampton
• Political Notes
• Votes for Youth Campaign in Action
• Campaign Notes Cnd and the Labour Government
• Conference for Trade Unionists in Wolverhampton
• Political Notes
• Votes for Youth Campaign in Action
• Trade Union Notes
• [Untitled]
• Mersey Docks Make £1 Million Pro"it - but Not Enough
• European Notes How Tourism Bolsters Up Franco
• No _habeus Corpus in Austria!!a special correspondent
• Third World Notes
• Algerians Send Aid to Congo Liberation Forces
• Books and Publications New Left Review on Labour's Prospects
• New Voice Edition in Hull and District
• Economic Notes
• Industry Average Wage for 1963 African as

The Week Vol. 2, No. 23, 31 December 1964

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• Lockouts in Spanish factories. U.s. Notes: American students battle for freedom of speech.
• Campaign Notes
• Editorial notes: Christmas thoughts
• Incomes policy discussion: Real wages must go up says
• Wage Drift Idea "erroneous" - Garment \workdrs Chi
• Trade union notes: New Left campaigner is new Scottish
• Metalworkers International reviews world
• Editorial statement: "Intent" to do what?
• Financial Times predicts rising unemployPat Jordan 'FINANCIAL
• Jute Industries! "good year."a special correspondent
• Political notes: No more money for Public Loans Board?a NO
• Swiss bankers attack steel nationalisation
• Industrial notes: Who hires, fires and promotes in the pits?
• Political notes: Unions to be controlled in Zambia
• Bill, to be effective any uni Congress of Trade Unions.
• Callaghan Raps Editor of "investors Chronicle"Dave Windsor
• European notes
• Lockouts in Spanish factories
• U.s. Notes: American students battle for freedom of speech
• [Untitled]
• Strikes hit Eastern seaboarda special correspondent
• way on American T.V
• French Somaliland
• Political notes: Wilson and Washington
• [Untitled]
• [Untitled]
• Thes
• [Untitled]
• CAMPAIGN NOTES: Anti-Apartheid launches a new journal
• Urgent - We Want This Letter Back
• Anti2 Apartheid News