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. 17, 11 November 1963 · p. 2 of the scan · 310 words

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Steps to form North Vales Committeo against Apartheid and

Fascism announced

Oxford University Labour Club decides polcy Page 5 Birmingham Council Labour Group expels 'rebels! Pago 4 Leading Belgian socialist theoretician on lecture tour

Intornational Socialist Journal to be launched in December Page 5 Ceylon Commnist Party oxpels union chief

Soviet agriculture under-capitalised

Malayan Monitor plugs Stalin Page 6 West Indian notes: Kingston, Jamaica

Port of Spain, Trinidad

Stop Cuba intervention Page 7 Spanish miners no longer exempt from military services

Basque workers arrested for strike action _

Board of Trade official wants more Anglo-—Portuguese

Cooperation

Law and order in imoerica's daep South Page 8 Ministry of Labour ‘loses! 170,000 workers

United States wins increasing share of overseas Sterling

trade

Austrian Government to raise loan in London instead of

Now York.

Letter to Readers

Wo mist apologise for boing 2 or 3 days late with this issuss The editor has been away on -yat another trip and in eiddtion thers has been an oxcess of technical work at the shop, Wo shall take steps to cntch up over next week,

There is a reference to the statement put out by the pro-Chinese group of Communists, We have obtained a copy ef this and put it on stencils to issue as a supplement to the Bullotin. anyone who would like to receive a copy should send us a stampe

The articlo on the Birmingham rents struggle is not merely of local interest. 411 over the country Labour ' Couneils are doing the dirty work for the Tory party by putting up rents (and in many caso: introducing, against official Labour Party policy, rebate schemos), Many questions are posed by this stato of affairs — not the least the one of the relationship between Labour Council Groups and the Borough Labour Parties. We hae to publish some material on this questicn soon,

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