International Marxist Group Archive

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

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The Week Vol. 2, No. 18, 19 November 1964 · p. 2 of the scan · 195 words

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PAGE 1 Editorial notes: Dangerous incendiary gives Reith lectures, PAGE 2 Political notes: ‘Labour under a microscope in New Left

Review number 27. ©

Motion criticising comprehensive schools 3

defeated. ae PAGE 3 Educational notes: Only $ of university students working

classe PAGE 4 Labour notes: United Kingdom low in strike league, Strikes, sickness and the national interest, PAGE = Campaign notes: Doctor Alexander's appeal still pending. PAGE 6 South African notes: A milestone in political trinls, PAGE 7 Campaign notes: Readings University students launch emergency fund for lecturer, Bristol Left Club public meeting on China, Nottingham South Labour Party worried about Malaysia conflict, PAGE 8 West Indian Site: Row over wharf mechanigation in Jamaica,

Bustamente and Manley ensure Jamaica is

safe for investors, PAGE 9 What's happening in British Guiana? s Dr. Jagan denounces

postal inteference,

Journalist hurt as

he seves girl, PAGE 10 Third World: notes: Yorkers on the move in Pakistan,

Start of civil war in Malawi? PAGE 11 Soviet note Soviet legal expert argues for "presumption of innocence," Fresh attack on Stalin, British C.P. thinks conference postponement: desirable. PAGE 12 Eeonomic notes: "The Director" says Western capitalists hinder third world development,

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