The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 20, 27 May 1963
The scan: tb-v02n020-may-27-1963.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive)
Titles below were read by machine and are uncorrected; where the issue printed no contents list they are often garbled. The scan has the printed headings.
- [untitled opening]
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Editorial Notes: The Putney Affair
- Industrial Notes: Would never use strike weapon
- Would Not Use Strike Weapon Under Any Circumstances = I.b.s.a. Chairman
- Constructional Engineering Union Chairman for Union Amalgamation
- Employers disappointed with T.U.C
- Bank Employees call for 35 hour week
- York Sharing Victory at Boilermakers
- Chicago's needy go Hungry
- Fund Launched to help 5.4.¢,7T.U
- Ecuadorian Workers' movement in ferment
- Angolan Armed Struggle Develops
- Algerian Paper Launches Petition
- British Police killed in Borneo (Kalimtan)
- Togliatti on Unity, Soviet Artists and Commnes
- U.S.5.R, and India sign Aid Agreement
- Chines and New Zealand C.P.s sign igreement
- Indonesian C.P. on National Unity
- Japanese capitalists take harder lino
The issue’s contents page, as read by machine
1596 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Lu CONTENTS Editorial Notes: The Putney Affair Industrial Notes: Would never use strike weapon C.8.0. Chairman for Amalgnations Employers disappointed with T.U.C. Bank Employees call for 35 hour week York Sharing Victory at Boilermakers Conference. Chicago's needy go Hungry Fund Launched to help 5.4.¢,7T.U. Ecuadorian Workers' movement in ferment Angolan Armed Struggle Develops. Algerian Paper Launches Petition 20 British Police killed in Borneo (Kalimtan) Togliatti on Unity, Soviet Artists and Commnes U.S.5.R, and India sign Aid Agreement Chines and New Zealand C.P.s sign igreement Indonesian C.P. on National Unity. Japanese capitalists take harder lino, Letter to Readers In four weeks time we will have completed the first 6
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