The editorial board of the Young Socialist has announced that the monthly youth newspaper will be changed to a magazine. The paper was founded in 1957 and gathered support until in 1960 the group around it established the Young Socialist Alliance - readers will remember material we have carried on the Indiana prosecution of members of the YSA. The new journal will carry more discussion material. The first issue,now available, contains articles on the election campaign, Vietnam, Harlem, an interview with a student who went to Cuba, book reviews and other features, It appears five times during the school year and costs 1/9a per issue, or 1/- for the five. It can be ordered from: Young Socialist, Box 471, New York 3, NY. U.S.A.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 2, No. 10, 21 September 1964
Young Socialist announces change of format
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