The Week Vol. 4, No. 11, 23 September 1965
The scan: The Week v4 no11.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.
- Without Power
- Responsibility Without Power
- A Note to All Blackpool Delegates
- IGWU says open the books'
- Union Sets Up Its Own Print Enquiry
- Company Law Reform*
- Agricultural workers doubt national plan
- Brown's "early Warning" Hits Technical Teachers
- Hull T.g.w.u. Mass Meeting on Devlin
- Campaign for nationalisation of fishing
- Formation of Left Club in Glasgow
- Building Industry Workers* Control Group to Be Formed
- South Africa: 5,000,000 Live on Less Than 10/- .a Week
- Vietnam Day planned in Berkeley
- Ireland during the printing strike
- Japanese Union ‘forces Shipping Lines to Cancel Vietnam Sailings
- Negro Soldiers Refuse to Fight in Vietnam
- Japanese Socialists Picket Air Base
- Stop Press
- Free Speech Campaign Continues
- Free Speech Campaign
- Free Speech Must be Maintained
- Will You Help?
The issue’s contents page, as read by machine
THE WEEK - A NEWS ANALYSIS FOR SOCIALISTS VOL. 4- Nos 11. Sept, 23rd, 1965 CONTENTS Page 1 Editorial, « 2 GWU says fopen the books't, ba 3 Agricultural workers doubt national plan. " 4 Hull meeting on Devlin, am 5 Campaign for nationalisation of fishing, " 6 Glasgow Left Club formed, « 7 South Africa, " 8 Vietnam Day planned in Berkeley. big 9 Ireland during the printing strike, wt 10 wt " " n n " 1§ International action against Vietnam war. tt 12 Free Speech Campaign,
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