The Week Vol. 1, No. 4, 22 January 1964
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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.
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- The Week Number Four Page 2 Tritish Political Notes Dank Chairman Unhappy with Tory Policy
- R.P.M. effects less than 30% of retailers
- based on Financial Times article PUBLIC SCHOOL FEES GO UP
- Woolwich and north west Kent factory closures
- National levy to support Port Talbot strikers?
- Nottingham trade unionists call for boycott of
- Dividend limitation only benefitted takeover
- Shvsstors Chronicl3# Sbitor Caugot Out
- The Week Number Four Page 5 Tritish Political and Industrial Notes
- Small traders plan campaign against abolition of
- U.S. unions! position weakened by high unemployment
- More American workers sacked because of unemployment
- Big brother! Pinkerton watches telephone workers
- The Week Number Four Page 7 Guropean Notes "buried Alive" — Italian Yorkirs in Bitter Struggle to Save Village
- Skoda to build in Austria?
- The Week Number Four Page $ Thitd World Notes Mass of Indian People Have Not Benefitted From Economic Growth
- Sultan's escape ship returns to Zanzibar
- French planners not so certain about Saharan gas
- based on Hsinhua report U.S. CAPITAL INVESIMENTS IN MALAYSIA INCRIASE
- The Economist" .is dubious about CIA figures
- China blames Russia for oil trouble
- Yugoslav economy makes rapid progress
- based on Financial Times report CZECH INDUSTRY TO BE REORGANISID
- The British Economy Number Four Page 12
- Imports and exports at peak in December, trade
- The Week Number Four Page 13 Economic Notes
- Overseas sterling holdings
- French balance of payments worsens
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The issue’s contents page, as read by machine
T bg E W 3 f= K Business Address : 54 PARK ROAD A NEWS ANALYSIS FOR SOC/ALISTS LENTON NOTTINGHAM 48369 Editorial Address : 19 GREENFIELD ST. DUNKIRK Editors: KEN COATES, ROBIN BLACKBURN NOTTINGHAM 74069 VOLUME Ol HUMBGR FOUR JANUARY 22nd., 1964 CONTENTS PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAG PAGS PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE 10 11 12 13 Bank chairman unhappy with Tory policy. R.P.M. effects less than 30% of retailers, Public school fees go up. Woolwich and north west Kent factory closures. National levy to support Port Talbot strikers? Nottingham trade unionists call for boycott of Yoolworths. Dividend limitation only benefitted takeover specialists.. Investors! Chronicle editor caught out. Two strikes in Nottingham. Small traders plan campaign against abolition of R.P.M. U.S. unions! position weakened by high unemployment. More American workers sacked because of unemployment, ‘Big brother! Pinkerton watches telephone workers. "Buried alive™ — Italian workers in bitter struggle to save village. Skoda to build in Austria? Mass of Indian people have not benefitted from economic growth. Sultan's escape ship returns to Zanzibar, French planners not so certain about Saharan gas. "The Economist" .is dubious about CIA figures. China blames Russia for oil trouble. Yugoslav economy makes rapid progress, Czech industry to be reorganised. Pre-election boom? Imports and exports at peak in December, trade gap widens. Overseas sterling holdings. French balance of payments worsens.
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