The Week Vol. 1, No. 26, 25 June 1964
The scan: The Week v1 no26.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive)
Titles below were read by machine and are uncorrected; where the issue printed no contents list they are often garbled. The scan has the printed headings.
- [Untitled, contents page]
- 1,000 Civil Ri Mississippi.
- Editorial Notes: Anti-Nationalisation arguments punctured
- Hands off Zanzibar!
- Trade Union notes: Lesson of the print trade negotiations
- Scientific workers make good progress
- Labour and South Africa: Fred Lee denies arms' embargo will
- Hull's Protest Over South African Political Prisoners
- Leicester call for economic sanctions
- Politioal notes: Britain turns blind eye to slavery reports
- Aberdeen says: Release Mandela! Lock up
- Labour Movement notes: Durham Labour students produce policy
- Post Office Engineers affiliate to
- Arsenal Co-op protests
- The Week Number 26 Page 6 Anti-apartheid Notes
- North East students protest Rivonia
- Nottingham City Labour Party wants
- Political notes: Arab magazine appeals to British
- Stop press item on Nigerian general strike
- The Week Number 26 Page § Nigerian Notes Release Vic Allen!
- Facts behind the Nigerian general strike
- Third World notes: Political strike in Uruguay
- Leading member of ruling party expelled
- Venezuelan guerillas attack Government
- Argentine workers take over 2,500
- Years of strain forecast for Malaysia
- The Week Number 26 Page 10 U.s. Notes U.s. Students Defy Cuba Travel Ban
- Sugar: a new era begins
- 000 Civil Rights workers to descend on
- Books & Publications
- Progressive Labor"
- Voice of the Unions" June issue
- Received this week
- G.w.u. Information Service, 2
- from Julian —~ LOe WEEK
The issue’s contents page, as read by machine
THE WEEK NUMBER 26 Business address: 54, Park Rd, Editors: Published by The Week, 54, Park Rd,, Lenton, Nottingham. Contents. PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE * = 2 10 il Pi2 Lenton, Ken Coates & Robin Blackburn Editorial Notes: Anti-Nationalisation arguments punctured. Hands off Zanzibar}
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