International Marxist Group Archive

Magazines, bulletins and booklets of the IMG and its forerunners, 1961–1984

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The Week Vol. 1, No. 26, 25 June 1964 · p. 2 of the scan · 182 words

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Trade Union notes: Lesson of the print trade negotiations. Scientific workers make good progress ~ in T.U. organisation, g Labour and South Africas Fred Lee denies arms! enbainge will

cause unemployment.

Hull protest over South African

prisoners,

Leicester call for economic sanctions

ageinst South Africa. Political notes: Britain turns blind eye to slavery reports. Aberdeen says: Release Mandela! Lock up Verwoerd. Labour Movement notes: Durham Labour students produce policy

reports.

Post Office Engineers affiliate to

Labour Party.

Arsenal Co-op protests. fnti-Apartheid notes: South African Ambassador chased out

of Oxford.

North East students protest Rivonia

Sentences.

Nottingham City Labour Party wants

reception cancelling, Political notes: Arab magazine appeals to British progressives. Stop press item on Nigerian general strike. Nigerian notes: Release Vic Allen! Facts behind the Nigerian general strike. Third World notes: Political strike in Uruguay. . Leading member of ruling party expelled in Peru. Venezuelan guerillas attack Government held town, gentine workers take over 2,500 factories. Years of strain forecast for Malaysia. U.S. notes: U.S. students defy Cuba travel ban. Sugers a new era begins. 1,000 Civil Rights workers to cescend on

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