The coming rail strike

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- - Editorial Notes (1) The coming rail strike

(2) The mrder of Grima _ = — Young Socinlists' annual Conference - - = Rebellion amongst French Communist Youth

Soviet= Indan «rade to double in next &G yeors

Rumeanians displenscd with Khrushchov

Albanians attack K. for boing soft with Artists _- ~ Aldermaston 1965 - some reflections - «= Ghinese pleased with New Zealand Communists

Belgian Communist Party expels four pro-Chincse

Left Opposition cmerges in British C.-P. - - Algerinns acclaim steps towards Socialism - = Freedom struggle continucs in North Kalimantan

Border arrests by Thai snthoritics

Zonziber Nationalist lendcr relcooscd - - - A comment on the new magazine 'Assngni! - ~ ~The London Lobour Party confcreneo ond «after

Hackney Young Socinlists support Algeria

Right wing show truc colours in Stronthom ond Norwood

Free Oman movement changes nome 10- = = §uccesscs ogeainst Bolgian Anti-Strike Bill

French committce formed to id Algerian lie=- - = Netionol Progressive Demo ernts in action lé@e- --— Economist says profit upswing moy be on way

Lottcr to Roudcrs. This issue is two or three days late, we had intended bringing two issvcs out in three weeks to give the opportunity of making these twelve=pngea cover the extra material over Enster. Unfortunately, the Editor who, contrary to quite a numbor of expressed opinio ‘is only human’, fell ill with flu. We shall