' This week wo are giving ovor most of our editorial page to a news item. Wo mako no apology becausco w consider that the issuo of the Aberdeen Labour Council's action in boycotting South African goods is one of extrome importance. We sce many oxamples of electoral opportune ism so what could more refreshing and inspiring than to see a principled political stand being taken,on matter which concerns a country thousands of miles away It is up to Sft wing to givo maximum support to Aberdeen and to Councillor Bob Iughes (who is under a vicious personal attack which may cost him his livelihood) by sending mossagos of support, etc. Tut more than that let Aberdeen's example bo a catalyst to all other Labour Councils taking similar action, Everyone speaks against Apartheid here is an opportunity of doing something.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 1, No. 10, 4 March 1964
The Week Number Ten Page 1 Dditortal Support Admrdeen Labour Council
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