The Week Vol. 4, No. 10, 16 September 1965
The scan: The Week v4 no10.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.
- . Campaign
- Welcome, Bertrand Russell!
- India and Pakistan
- Nottingham City Labour Party Launches Vietnam Medical Aid Campaign
- American Embassy Backs Down
- A Letter From a Peterborough Reader
- Piano Recital in Aid of Peace Foundation
- Free Speech Campaign makes progress
- Yorks Peace Groups Protest Over Visas
- Special Leaflet on Free Speech Campaign
- C.A.R.D. appeals to the trade unions
- Labour Party campaign against Immigration White Paper
- Conference: How to Strengthen the Labour Government
- Build for Peace March
- South Wales miners fight closures
- Industrial investment slows down
- More "redeployment" Necessary Says George Brown
- Plan for Motors
- Brazzaville Congo nationalises education
- Six Months for Having a Banned Book
- Detained for 180 Days as a “material Witness"
- American imperialism's orisis of policy
- C.I.A. complicity in the Indo-Pakistan war
- British imperialism's stake in India and Pakistan
- Bertrand Russell on the Los Angeles Negro rising
The issue’s contents page, as read by machine
THE .EEK = A NEWS ANALYSIS FOR SOCIALISTS Vol 4 Nos 10. Sept. 16th, 1965 CONTENTS Editorial. Medical Aid to Vietnam campaign. Free Speech Campaign makes progresses CeAeReDe appeals to the trade unions, Labour Party campaign against Immigration White Paper. South Wales miners fight closures. Industrial investment slows downs Brazzaville Congo nationalises education, Anerican imperialism's crisis of policy. C.eIeA. complicity in the Indo-Pakistan war. British imperialism's stake in India and Pakistan. Bertrand Russell on the Los Angeles Negro rising. Page " = a) BE Gwen nUAWNH
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