Page 1 Editorial notes: The Rouse of Lords on -~underwork, The April trade figunes. Page 2 Political notes: Yet another 'boost private enterprise' organisation. All voters to be finger-printed in British Guiana. Page 3 British business notes: Nearly £500 million spent on advertising
in Britain in 1963.
Marks and Spencers do well in 1963.
Worst year for British insurance since 1906. Page 4 Industrial notess the A.E.I. strike. Page 5 = a: Derbyshire Miners NUM publishes plan for miners. Page 6 Political notes: National Council of Civil Liberties in Conference,- Page 7 £Anti-Apartheid notes: Uhuru - wind of change reaches Aberdeen
Universitye
Aberdeen University boycott committee wins out.
Soviet Union ends diamond contract with South
Africa. Page 8 C.N.D. notes: Bristol OND debates disaffiliation. Nottingham CND arranges programme of meetings. More details of anti-Polaris demonstration, Page 9 Literature notes: Current pamphlets. Page 10 Special reports: MCF condemns Tories over Aden.
Union criticism of Tories and Wilson over
So thern Arabia.
Automation and white collar redundancy.
A.E.I. Voice starts publication. Page 11 Third werlda-n tes.