1968
The Week Vol. 9, No. 1, c. 3 January 1968
- The Left
- Whither the Left in 1968
- PS anrn
- Perspectives for the Vietnam War_in 1968
- Newens Slates Harlow A.e.i. Closure
- Reader Northolt Tgwu Branch Calls Upon Philip to Set an Example
- & Very Important Meeting
- What the Tories Think the Labour Party Is Useful for
- Despite the growing disillusionment with the Labour Government, as revealed in by-elections, local government elections and public opinion
- Contracting Electricians to Strike on January
- International Discussion Group Formed in Edinburgh
- Housing in Hammersnmtth
- Will the Tgwu Lift the Ban on Communists?
- Never Trust the Boss!
- Nottingham Bus Men Will Back National Strike
- Restrictions Would Have Drastic Effects" - Hoovers
- Features of Britain's Economy in 1967
- (1) Rapid Increase in Imports of Manufactures A+
- (2) Bankruptcies Reach New Record
- (3) Takeovers Up and More Vicious
- From a special correspondent U.S. STUDENTS FACE ""CRACKDOWN"
- In the United States It Vasn*t in the Neis-- the Loss of Hill 875
- Sya Uteton Lynd --anti-war Leader Vins Pass.-port Back Against Travil Ban
The Week Vol. 9, No. 2, c. 10 January 1968
- “osl 2 Sar Lara Ie 2
- bh Saarn
- Cbr Lockout - Protest Rally Planned for January 19th
- From W. Deacon (chairman Bfcta) Brent Tenants Bone the Housing Chairman+
- House Building Bill to Go Up £40 Million
- Increase Expected on a House Now Costing £7,000
- Socialism and Democracy
- (cont.) Socialttli and Democracy
- Data and the Anti-vietnam War Campaign
- London Young Condunist Get "toe Party Line" Warning
- Does Sacking Equal Backing?
- Sixth Workers' Control Conference to Be Held in Not"ingham
- An Important Announcement for All Students
- Advertisers! Announcements
- Political Notes
- Tiles' Bos: Gets £1760 Per Week
- Scots Miners' M.p. Supports Spock
- Albert Finney to Play Che Guevara in Film
- Text.le Mill Closure Announced as Wilson Visits North West
- Coventry Paper Refuses Tenants' Advert
- Militant Barmatds in Grimsby
- More Support for Manchester Vietnam Conference
- Somi Books and Pamphlets for Tie New Tear
- Brighton's Historic 9-months Dispute 72-hour Week Out! Out! Out!
The Week Vol. 9, No. 3, 17 January 1968
- of c capitalist
- The Price of Capitalist Policies
- Support the Workers Control Campaign
- Frank Cousins on the Cuts
- New Structure for Wage Bargaining?
- Criticises the Writers' Triai
- Patterns of U.s. Divestment in Britain
- Notes on Backing Britain
- For Your Bookshelf
- Nube Threatens to Call More Strikes
- Archithots Call for Boycott of Dow
- Peasants. Put Dow at the Top of Your Blacklist Why This Action?
- Architects Have Power. They Should Use It. This Is Your Chance. ?psss This Leaflet Round. Make Sure Every Architsct in Britain Enows About Dow's Role
- Pit Closures Speeded Up
- Tomi Brnch Holds Successful Meeting on Dev. Luation
- Chance for ‘tgwu to Demand Jorkers' Control
- Scottish Council Criticises Transport Bill
- based on Spectrum report THE PATTERN OF THE SWING FROM LABOUR
- G Arena of American Agression
- The Uses of Education: an American Lesson
- Florida Student Leader Gays U.s. 1s Decaying
The Week Vol. 9, No. 4, c. 24 January 1968
- The Busmen
- qs are
- Support the Dusmen 3
- Right Wig Policies Destroy Democracy
- The Transplanted Heart,
- Letter From Hugo Blanco
- Another C.b.r.—-type Struggle?
- Struggle Looms
- Down Memory Lane
- Student Vietnam Confer Nce
- The Politics of Abstention
- The Final Rally in Brighton
- e f L ro] D p p <>
- When the Water Boils, the Scum
- Vietnall Solidarity Campatgi
- International Vietnam Youth Conference
- Text of Call for the International Vietnam Conference
- Writers' Trial — Controversy Continues in Morning Star
The Week Vol. 9, No. 5, c. 31 January 1968
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- J a Bzygawa @vvsh a
- Editorial notes, PAGE
- Teaching the Americans Imperialists (2)
- Suspension in the House of Commons
- Troops Learn How to Quell a Riot
- For Aef Officials
- Houses to Cost Five Per Cent, More
- Busmen's Decision a Victory for Pa¥.policy — the Financial Times
- The Growing Monpolisation of British Industry
- Leading Ia Bour_ Trade Unionist Resigns
- Hampstead Clp to Discuss Disaffiliation
- Clp Wants Robinson to Resign
- Russian writers' trial
- J. D, Bernal Sws Leave It to the Russians
- Apartheid Versus Industrialisation
- Huge Number of Bankruptcies in Japan
- Labour P: Rty Notes
- Two_n&e}; L..bour Candidates
- Right Wing Abstainer's Explanation Accepted
- Len Williams to Go to Mauritius?
- What the "pueblo" Was Doing
- Campaign for Democracy in Ulster
- Getting Engineering Going
- London Labour's future
- Advertisers! Announcements Avatlable Now! Che Guevara Speaks
The Week Vol. 9, No. 6, c. 7 February 1968
- 71 Onsiow gardens. London caP ‘0. VOLUME 9, Number 4, ' February &th,
- Whats Happening in Vietnam?
- The Hull Trawler Tragedies
- FP ae. ee
- Gordon Walker Should Resign Says Hornchurch
- Is Sarah on the Trail?
- Hit Out at Wiison
- The Local Council. Come to the Emergency Public Meeting Hull's Unemployvent Crisis
The Week Vol. 9, No. 7, c. 14 February 1968
- erect tmalmattieet
- = Democracy or bureaucracy,
- ERS aarn
- Wilson's Lament
- Party Democracy — or Bureaucracy?
- (organised by the Hull Unemployed Workers Committee )
- Government for the People — but Which People
- "an Introduction to Marxist Economic Theory"
- Anne Costello
- Unemployment in Hull*
- Gulf Tightens Grip on Portugal
- Two Myton's Militants Victimised
- Woolwich Trades Council Speaks Out on Redundancy
- Radicalising Radical Students
- Millionaires Flourish Under Wilson
- Last Year's Trade the Worst Since 1951
- Busmen's Pay Rise — an Alarming Report
- Hotel Recognition Struggle Hots Up
- The Murder of Ben Tre
- National Liberation Front Leaders Speak to the Press in Vietnam
- Frank Allaun Worried by Merger Tendency
- Expel Wilson Call
- An Instance of "back Britain" Blundering Backward
- Will you help start a ‘LONDON VOICE’?
- Provisional Sponsors’
- Advertising Rates
The Week Vol. 9, No. 8, c. 21 February 1968
- [untitled opening]
- All Out for March 17th
- Bosses' M:gazine Says "british Workers Not So Well Off"
- Manchester Vietnam Solidarity Campaign Demonstration
- Hull Unemployment Committee
- Scottish nationalist support
- Meeting to Mark the 3rd Anniversary of the Death of Malcolm X
- Mandel on Marxist Economic Theory a
- Edinburgh students' letter
- Flanning - The. Socialist Way?
- Who are wa working for?
- Polish Composer Gets Three Years
- Olympic Games caper
- U.s. Forced to Climb Down by British Unionists
The Week Vol. 9, No. 9, 28 February 1968
- Racism Is Now
- Raclism Now Official
- Voting Against the Government
- Support Growing for March 17
- London Labour Party Conference
- The Week; Some Big Changes
- Economic Notes
- Almost Two-thirds of a Million Workers Still Unemployed
- Protest Against the Government's Racialist Immigration Policies
- Political Notes
- A Conference on Imperialism
- Letters on Thad " Commend" Article
- From H.m._ Leslie
- Labour Party Notes
- Sixteen Intellectuals Say: "the Turning Point Has Come"
- ; Denis Horden Asked to Explain Unity .sfeech
- Young Socialists Call for Disaffiliation Hornsey J
- Dragging Our Feet Into the Third World
- Letters on the Comment Article Continued
- Sa a
The Week Vol. 9, No. 10, 6 March 1968
- [untitled opening]
- 3 27miaiio? Adi Uwlviama Owi a
- The Unions Need a Strategy
- Make March the 1 a _day to Remember
- Student notes
- York Students Boycott Meals
- Essex University Students to Resist. Discipline "y All Means"
- Industrial notes
- Political notes
- The Morning Star of March 6th reported: "If STalin's plan for a network of forest
- Lessons of the Bristol Siddeiey Engines Scandal
- Nottingham Vietnam Committee Mobilizes March Y7 Support
- Vietnam Solidarity Activities in Bristol
- Sir_alec's Romance with Rhodesta
- Jenkin's ear
- More political notes
- Cardiff — Unemployment Protest
- Hull University — Students Prepare for March 17
- High Degree of Monopoly in Swedish Industry
- Final Declaration of the Internation Vietnam Conference
- 3) A "Destroy NATO'
- The CPGB & solidarity
- Votes at
- Trafalgar Square March on U.s. Embassy
- Vietnam: End British Complicity
- Join the March 17th Protest!
- Printed by Goodwin Press Ltd (tu) 135 Fonthill Rd, London N&
The Week Vol. 9, No. 11, c. 13 March 1968
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Students Under Attack
- there was an editorial:entitled "Sham Solidarity", i
- Read International - Read International - Read International - Read Inter
- Brockway Distorts the Truth
- shortened from The Week (6/4/67)
- Brockway distorts the "11 Messages of support for the
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- Hhh Kt Hakk Hk Kh Nah Kee Ehh New_zealand
- Phhhh Hie Fhkbh Ih Ie Hhi Ie Ie Hhh
- National Mobilisation Committee
- Kh Hee Kher Eek Ere
- Cfe Re Hee Hehe E Ete Tet Hehehe Hehe Ee
- National Mobilisation Committee Thanks Vsc
- Hhh Khkkhh Hehehe Hee Hk
- Extracts From Diversions in the Fight for Peace
- Sam Solidarity
- Advertiser's Announcements
- Hhhkhhhke Hhh Kh World Outlook
- Genocide in Vietnam —~ Hypocrisy in Clapham High Street
The Week Vol. 9, No. 12, c. 20 March 1968
- To Remember
- Gold Before Butter
- Peterloo_ & Grosvenor Square
- March 17 — Most Miliant Demonstration Ever
- Vicious Cambridge Fines After Healey Protest
- Sara's 'guided Democracy!
The Week Vol. 9, No. 13, 27 March 1968
- 8, Foynberee Street London El]
- Workers' Control and the Budget
- Workers' Control Over Workers' Organisations
- Important New Pamphlet on British Complicity
- The Politics of March 17
- Our _last Issue
- Help the Liverpool Busmen
- Successfull Vsc Demonstration in Ayr
- Glasgow Vcs's Vietnam Week'
- By Dave Windaor POLITICAL, NOTES
- Malcolm Caldell Brraks with Peace News
- Capitalisn in Action
- Has Coliets Banned Granma?
- Cnd_ _requiescat in Pace
- Seminar on Neo-colonialism*
- No Deals with Smith
International, first series, Vol. 1, No. 1, May 1968
- Workers' Control MUST = Workers' Power
- Introducing INTERNATIONAL
- Solidarity Now!
- Black Power: The Only Way
- I.L.P. Conference: I.L.P. Adopts Solidarity Position
- Marxists and the Labour Party (Part 1)
- V.S.C. Conference: On the Eve of the VSC Conference
- Vietnam Perspectives
- Theory of Workers' Control
- Book Reviews: Muckrakers to Marxists
- Marxism Vs the S.L.L.
- L.P.Y.S. Conference
- Notes from the Press
International, first series, Vol. 1, No. 2, June 1968
- Peace News Peace?
- For Unity of the Left
- Letters
- Marxists and the Labour Party (Part 2)
- Solidarity with Revolutionary Cuba
- The Politics of the Student Upsurge
- French Students Initiate Decisive Struggle
- French Students Show the Way
- Vietnam: A Balance Sheet of Russian Aid
- New Left Review Keeps High Standard
- The "Observer" on the JCR
- James Connolly: A Tribute
- British Monopolies' Explosive Growth
- Book Reviews
International, first series, Vol. 1, No. 3, July 1968
- Letters
- Vietnam: The Struggle Goes On
- Black Power in Britain: U.S. Socialist Poses the Question
- Vietnam: A Balance Sheet of Russian Aid
- Interview with Banned French Leader Alain Krivine
- Control the Workers
- Connolly Slanders Answered
- A Payneful Travesty
- Greetings the RSSF
- Book Reviews
- Nationalism and Socialism in Scotland
International, first series, Vol. 1, No. 4, August 1968
- Behind the Growth of the SNP (Scottish Nationalism)
- Hands Off Czechoslovakia
- Fight the Landlord on the Street
- Bristol Free University Formed
- another comment on the Soviet Union
- Portugal's Revolutionary Movement
- Don't Call Us Birds!
- The Battle of Berkeley
- Black Power Discussion
- How Deep are the Roots? (Ray Gunter)
- The Mind of Desmond Donnelly
- Lessons of the French Events
- Book Reviews
- Racialism in Britain
International, first series, Vol. 1, No. 5, September 1968
- Workers' Control and the Post Office
- Invasion of Czechoslovakia: Betrayal of Socialism, Betrayal of the Vietnamese Struggle
- Wilson Diverts Biafra Anger
- Myth and Reality: Nationalism
- [Committee of Inquiry on Party Organisation]
- Government, Party and the Working Class
- Socialist Alternative in U.S. Elections
- British Theory and the French Events
- GLC Rents
- Support the JCR
- Demonstrations and Violence
- Support the Autumn Mobilisation (Editorial Statement)
- Women as Mothers
- Rent Struggles in Brent
- Black Power Leaders Detained
- For Your Bookshelf: The Autobiography of Malcolm X
International, first series, Vol. 1, No. 6, October 1968
- Letters
- Czechoslovakia and Socialists (Editorial)
- Workers and Students
- Student Upsurge: Tactics and Strategy
- VSC: Multi-issue or Single-issue
- Czech Students and the Russian Invasion: An Eyewitness Account
- Equal Pay for Women [?]
- TUC and the Labour Party
- Black Power (discussion continued)
- Tariq Ali, the Capitalist Press and the Newsletter
- Labour Party at the Crossroads
- Fred Halstead Speaks on GI Anti-War Mood
- French Crisis Documents & Analysis
- GI Unrest
- A Quarter of Mankind (review)
- German Students Discuss Perspectives
International, first series, Vol. 1, No. 7, November 1968
- Letters
- Why We Are Marching
- Vietnam: Priority for the Left
- Cuba and the Newsletter
- Postmortem on Blackpool
- The Rationale of the Czech Tragedy
- What Do We Want from the RSSF Conference
- Two on France (book review)
- Women in Class Society
- Revolutionary Perspectives in France
- Report from Iron Mountain (book review)
- Revolution in the Havana Green Belt
International, first series, Vol. 1, No. 8, December 1968
- National Joint Action Campaign for Equal Rights
- Vietnam and the Class Struggle: A Reply to Pat Jordan (discussion)
- John Maclean — Revolutionary
- Rotten Ripe for Socialism
- The Black Panther Party: A Giant Step Forward for Afro-Americans
- The Obi Egbuna Campaign
- The Changing Role of the University
- The RSSF Conference: Perspectives for a Revolutionary Student Movement
- Aspects of Marxist Unity
- Lesson of October 27
- A New Mood Among Teachers?
- London Tenants on the Move
- Farmworkers Demand £16
- An Occupational Health Service Now!
- 1968: A Year of the Strike