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The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 16, 4 November 1963 · p. 2 of the scan · 324 words

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Page 3 Huge incraase in number of slum houses foracast

Wilson woos big business

Nottingham CND plans for Fallx

Public sector house building declines in importance under

Tory rule Page 4 Split in Israel's Mapai Party

Belgian dissident Communists start paper

Latin America banana workers angered by company's now

land systen Page 5 British imporialisn's ecenomic stake in South Africa

Vory big increase in British trade with South Africa this

year

U.Se investments pour into South Africa —

Scuth ifrica to set up recket rango Page 6 Neville Alexander cases arouses indignation Page 7 Algeria/Moroceo dispute - Khrushchov won't take sides Page 8 Profits up 20% in October

International comparison of days lost through industrial

disputes

Light industry again lags in tho Soviet Union

Letter to readers

Last week we roported a statement by Profs. Bernal on the Morocco/ilgeria border dispute in which he put a "neutral" point of view. This wosk we can see that he was echoing the view of Khrushchoy. Thus wo seo the practical application of his variety of “peaceful co-exi-~ stence." This more clearly than a hundred Chinese decuments shows why so many left wingers do not trust the Kremlin leadership, We have extensively quoted Khrushchov's remarks on this question so that people will not think we are being sectarian,

We hope that readers will give the widest publicity to the Neville Alexander case which comes up the sama day as we go to presse Thero are so-many trials and arrests in South Africa that to give special . attention to one may seem strange. The truth is that we have a special regard for Neville Alexander because of his many activities whilst in Europe, especially his help for the Algerian Revolution, Despite the risk he publicly spoke out for this cause, In viow of the volume of protest our Paris correspondent reports are we being too optimistic to hopes that a similar movament con develop in this country?

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