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OF ‘UNION VOICés'

The last issue of Union Voice has appeared. The editors say that it hag had a “short and glorious life," The November edition of the paper will be the result of the amalgamation with Labour's Voice. The editors also say, "In keoping with the wishes expressed at our readers' meetings this amalgamation will not result in change of policy on the part of Voice We will con tinue to oppose the intrusion of outside bodies into trade union effairs and elections, “e etand by all our previous editorial statements, which by virtue of this amalgamation will rosult in our policy reaching a wider working class: audionce..."

This issue contains articles on Clause Four, housing, I.R.1.5., an attack on .the vindictive 18 months' jail sontence on Goorge Clark, Lebour Party Appeals proposals, an interview with Ben Bella, Britain's oil, nationalisation, oast/west trade, otc. This month the centre 'sproad! is industrial democracy and workers' councils,