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New left wingors in the House of Cormons

The Week Vol. 2, No. 14, 22 October 1964 · p. 4 of the scan · 119 words

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The ranks of the left wing of the Parliamentery Labour Party have been swelled by « number of seats won by left wingers. Among these are: Norman Atkinson (Tottenham), Erie Heffer (Walton, Liverpool), Dennis — Hobden (Brighton, Kempton), Lene Jeger (St. Pancras and Holborn), Much Jenkins (Putney), Anne Kerr (Rochester and Chatham), Stan Newens (Epping), Maurice Orbach (Stockport South), Paul Rose (Manchester, Blackley), Trevor Park (Derbyshire South East), Herold Walker (Doncaster), Eric Varley (Chesterfield), Norman Buchan (Renfrewshire West) and Sten Orme (Salford West),

In addition there will be reinforcement arising from left wingers who have been returned in seats previously held by Labour, ‘These incluie: John Horner (Oldbury and Halesowen), Ian Mikardo (Poplar) and Renee Short (Wolverhampton, North Bast),

← Election Notes the Week Vol. 2n0. 14 Pace 2Some notable election results →

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