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The Week Vol. 2, No. 15, 29 October 1964 · p. 2 of the scan · 207 words

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PAGE 2 Political notes: Railway Review reminds lir. Wilson. Labour will fulfil its programme - Wilson. The Economist doesn't like left-wingers in the Cabinet. PAGE % Comment: The real lessons of October's muffled revolution. PAGE 4 Political notes: Co-op Party much stronger in new Parliament. Some points about the new M.P.s PAGE 5 Political notes: Mercury Airlines winds up because of Labour victory. Woolwich Arsenal not now to close? Birmingham Corporation to complain to Monopolies Commission, No unemployment problem for Tory ex-Ministers. PAGE 6 Campaign notes: Alexander Defence Committee organises social to raise cash. North West CND suggests a study of the economics of disarmament. Scunthorpe steelworkers to support "Steel Campaign" PAGE 7 Canadian notes: Young Socialists interview Quebec separatists. PAGE 8 U.S. Notes: Left Symposium to discuss election, 50 bombings in Mississippi terror. PAGE 9 International Labour notes: Social Democrats in the balance, PAGE 10 Political notes: The Investors Chronicle considers the Labour Government. The Stock Exchange Gazette fears the worst for property sheres. PAGE 11 The Communist world: U.S.S.R.'s growth rate down.

East German electors to be given a choice.

The Daily Worker opens up a discussion

on Khrushchov. PAGE 12 Economic notes: Production still on a plateau. Why Amalgamated Tin profits are so high.

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