International Marxist Group Archive

Magazines, bulletins and booklets of the IMG and its forerunners, 1961–1984

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The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 15, 28 October 1963 · p. 2 of the scan · 338 words

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= Half a Million houses per year noedod to solve slum problem

says expert Strike made official 18 months after 800 teen-age girls strike to enforce 100% trade unionism West Indian Stars help Cuba Merseyside unemployment up Folk Song Concert in Nottingham presented by F.C.i.

and C.N.D. 3 Defeat for L.C.C. leader Tory plan for London shakes up Labour Party organisation Ainti=-National Health Service movement formed Bronchitis is a class disease says doctor A More C.L.P.s support housing campaign Scottish miners oppose Satmiay shift plan Welsh Anti-Fascist Committee to hold Anti-Apartheid meeting

in Rhyl Birmingham moves against rent increases Two 'K,s' congratulate Lord Home More London Rent increases 5 Automation makes the boss redundant 1,000 to lose jobs because of rail deal 6 Algerians appeel for aid from all friends of Algerian

socialist revolution British Algeria Committee dononstration in London French to cut imports of Algerian wine World Council of Peace appeals to “both sides" Hadj to fight Moroccans T Chinese attack Russian and French C.P.s over aftitude during

iilgerian war Algerian Minister of State exposes French C.P.'s role in war 8 Why Betancourt is preparing an election fraud Appeal to Venezuelan armed forces by F.L.N. Venezuelan liberation forces attack U.S. concerns 9 witch hunt in Trinidad 10 U.S. investucnts abroad highest ever.

Letter to Readars We will not be having the item we promised last week on ex-Lord Home's utterances, etc... We were beaten by , Tribune which, in its last week's issue, made a really good job of exposing the political thought and background of our new Prime Minister. Anyone who hasn't read it should get a copy. This week we got so many items sent in that we had to add an extra two pages. Thank you correspondents, please ksep it up. One item we would draw your attention to and that is the one on Trinidac. The facts our frionds have drawn our attention to are hardly known in Britain. Reader should remedy this to the best of their ability.

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