PAGE 1 Editorial! The crisis of the pound and Labour's future. _ PAGE 2 Congo notes: = world-wide front against U.S. /selzdien
wzzression in the, Congo. © fe PAGE 3 Campaign notes: The Boycott: Cambridge next? Z
Rochdale apprentices start Incustrial Bulletin.
Students campaign for the release of Vic Allen. PAGE 4 Political .
end industrial nuvdeis Glaszow busmen work to rulee
Straggle accinst redundancy at Linwseee
Rickets re-appears in Glaszow.
First Day School of Hull Labour
Collegee PAGE 7. Labour notes: New Voices in 1964. PAGE 6 Campaign notess Some notes on OND Annucl Conferences 4 yee -CND to lobby Parliament in miltileteral force —
for peace campaign. PAGE 7 Industrial notes: Hull busmen want Christmas at homes $f PAGE 8 South African notes: South African students hit baek at
Minister of 'Justice', : “oe
Triil of former Reading University
lecturer. PAGE . 9 Economic netest British industrialists fail in export fields
PAGE 10 West Indian notes: Automation in Trinidai. Saray Ee -.= Pressure for secure — Jomedea.
y = | 7 — + «Grenada youth march forward, & os: Se .PAGB © 12 West Indien ates: Foreign investors in Grenada. aS
-..- Strike spiral continues in Trinidad, : RRS Jamaica and Trinidad end the OAS. mom Sake New West Indies Federations = PAGE 12 Soviet notess Less sales = more profits; more sales
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In a number of neste of the somes ‘there has been a epentienaous . move to form discussion groups around The Week, ‘We are, of course, highly pleased with this development sand will assist anyone who feels they can work in this way to the best of our ability. We have duplicated a form which, by cuttins dom writing to time, place and subject, may be of use to the groups. ,, Also we cany if appropriate, announce nee tings ,in cur columns, It has also:* ‘been suzgested that we include a directory of people to contact, § Of course, much of this could only be properly applied once the journal is printed,