The Week Vol. 3, No. 22, 3 June 1965
The scan: the-week-v3-no-22-june-3rd-1965.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive)
Titles below were read by machine and are uncorrected; where the issue printed no contents list they are often garbled. The scan has the printed headings.
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Is Harold Wilson's Conscience A-nmouldering in Its Grave?
- The Issues Before the 1965 C.n.d.. Conference
- Council for Peace in Vietnam Set Up in Doncaster
- Disarmament and Jobs
- Turn Woolwich Arsenal Into a "peace Factory"
- Labour C.n.d. Writes to Mr. Wilson
- Namionalised Industries "not Run for Employees"
- Unione debate incomes policy
- Brighron Trades Council Want Young People Informed
- Scientific Workers Offose Incomes Policy
- Locomen Reject Single-manning of Locomotives
- Two-thirds Vote for Strike in the Electricity Offices
- Homelessness- Is There an Answer?
- Wanted: a House in Britain for One in
- Mr. Cousins and the T.G.W.U
- The Kind of Support Woodrow Wyatt Ts Getting
- South Nottingham Labour Party Supports Rattinen
- Students up in arms
- Manchester District Branch of Vicinam Committee Established
- Bristol Anti-apartheid to Picket Cricket Match
- Manchester Workers? Control School Gathering Support
- Attragts Widespread Attention New
- New Left book causes stir
- Belgian Elections Heavy Defeat. Says Socialist
- Portuguese struggle sharpens
- West German Students Protest Against "emergency Laws"
- 43 make possible the elimination of parliamentary opposition;
The issue’s contents page, as read by machine
THe WEEK — A NEWS ANALYSIS WOR SOCTARTSTS Subscription rates: 13 weeks 10/- hae tnakk Oi Be i CONTENTS Page 245 Editorial “244 8 ©6©C..D. Annual Conference, wy e45 Tisarmament and Jobs. " 246 Woolwich Arsenal. no 2dyT)6 Labour C..0. " 248 ‘Trade union conferences! reports. " 249 Unions debate incomes policy. ne 250 Homelessness scandal. AL} 251 W mW u 252 Mr, Cousins and the T.C.W.0. “3 255 Students up in arms. " 254 New Left book causes stir. Mt 255 Fortuguese struggle sharpens, " 256 Struggle against dictatorship in West Germany. ON THE BRINK Business address: 54, Park Rd., Lenton, Nottinghan, Volume 3. No. 22. June 3rd, 1965. STOP PRESS Foyles, the bookseller, having agreed to negot- iate with USDA, which called last week's strike, have reneged. Consequently, the strike is on agains Pickets are needed and Week readers are asked to lend a hand, Roll up: to Charing X Road and volunteer. Remember, Foyles is black = but Collette is just across the road,
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