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. 9, 16 September 1963 · p. 2 of the scan · 327 words

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3 18 Months Grace neoded by Labour says I'r, Callaghan The Guardian on Housing Targets Peace News Cartoonist sues Policeman Building Settlement =— Victory for NI says Economist 4 in Important Extract from China's History of the Sino-

Soviet Dispute 5 Pro=-Chinese in fustralia start Paper = will start

Party soon Chinese Publish excerpts from Monthly Review oditorial "Htincelle” accuses Khrushchoy of supporting new party

in Japan 6 Burmese Government to take over Burma Bconomic Develop

ment Company Algerian and Spanish Students call for Support to

Spanish liiners Strike South West Africa will win Independence through armed

Strugglo — Nujoma Scandinavian Transport Workers oppose Apartheid Cuba — "Unfinished Business" says Rusk (U.S. Secretary

of State) T New China News Agency reports Statement by Ceylon

Students Ropresentative 10,000 Peruvian Indian Peasants ceize lost land Nicaraguan Guerillas contime fight against combined

reactionary forces 8 Big Profits for U.S, and British 011 Companies in

Indonesia Sweden's Production increase slows down Italy's Balance of Payments Position worsens West German penetration of Iraq increases A postscript on the situation in Algeria.

Lotter to Readers This week we have issued 2 supplement which is a postscript to the two articles we published on Algorin, Our correspondent was hoping that this would arrive in time to be published as part of the Algerian special tut it arrived too late, Readers who agree with the tone of our firct=-page article will interested to learn that a housing campaign is being organised, largely at the instigation of Frank Allmin, The aim of this campaign will be to get the Labour Party committed to a definite target of houso building, to link this with greater use of direct labour and a national plan for housing, Ye will give full details in the next issue, In the meantime, the organisers badly need the addresses of Tenants' Associations, Labour Party councillors, etc., These should be sent to R, Fletcher, 21, Drayton Gardens, London S,W. 10, or sent to us,

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