The Week Vol. 3, No. 24, 17 June 1965
The scan: The Week v3 no24.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]
- All Roads Lead to Manchester This Weekend
- Stop Press: a Letter to Thy Week From N.a.l.s.0
- Australian Dockers Fined €74,000 for Vieinam Strike
- Vietnam Committee Formed in Glasgow
- Labour Party Support for '"teach-in"
- Camnaign for Democracy in Ulster
- Milking the National Health Service
- British writers support Portuguese colleagues
- U.S. whites less racialist
- Yes, definitely 20 oe
- Dr. Beeching's departure
- The Financial Times Wants "legal Sanctions" Against Strikes
- Should the Beatles send back their medals?
- The Confed. has a militant agenda
- Co-op Congress Oppose Executive on Equal Pay Issue
- Workers' conditions in Tanganyika
- Trade Unions in Malaysia Protest Against Strike Ban
- Strikes in
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- Press barons extend their tentacles
The issue’s contents page, as read by machine
—* THE WEEK - A NEWS ANALYSIS FOR SOCIALISTS Business address 54, Park Rdey Lenton, Nottingham. Subscription rates: 13 sooks he 4 vite £2 Volume 3. No. 24, June 17th, 19656 Students 25% discount. CONTENTS Page 269 Editorial. " 270 Vietnam meecpeve 5 Wobede = C ign for Democracy 1 ° W oa aertign Wii ters support Portuguese colleaguese ” 275 U.S. whites less racialist. n Sea Dr. Beeching's departure. :
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