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The Week Vol. 2, No. 19, 26 November 1964 · p. 2 of the scan · 201 words

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PAGE 2 Political notes: Prescription charges.to continue in the Isle of Man, 93 Company directors on Boards of nationalised industries. PAGE 3 Trade union notes: A union merger.

Lancashire Chief Constable apologises for

dogs at strike meeting.

Ted Hill on.incomes policy discussions. PAGE 4 Education notes: Liverpool has a lesson. Support still needed in Liverpool. The Socialist Education Association meets PAGE 5 Youth in actions Some notes on the apprentices! strike. PAGE 6 Stop press notes: Gross profits up 15%, dividends up 16foe Farmers don't like new Bill's effect on tied cottages. 5,000 apprentices strike on Clydeside, CND annual conference protests over use of Ascension Island. PAGE 7 German notes: “Further investigations" into Thaelmann's death. Prosecution of war criminals in West Germany to end next year, PAGE 8 Vietnam notess Data on the dirty war in South Vietnam. PAGE 9 West Indian notes: Reading Cuban literature a crime in Jamaica, U.S. maintains enormous repressive apparatus in Puerto Rico, PAGE 10 Third world notes: "Zik" causes sensation in press interview. Strike cripples Pakistan jute industry. The truth about Ethiopia. PAGE 11 Indian notes: Prominent Indian Communist wants “assessment of Kosygin and Brezhnev". PAGE 12 Political discussion: International Socialist Journal 5-6

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