The Week Vol. 6, No. 17, c. 11 November 1966
The scan: The Week v6 no17.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.
- War Crimes Tribunal Opens
- Dig Business Keeps Secrets
- Duild-up in Thailand
- Rent Act Loophole
- Political Notes
- Striking Apprentices to Stay Out
- Mayhew & Co. to 'continue Meeting"
- Unofiicial Groups
- Drastic Reduction in Number of Dock Firms
- Industrial Notes Car Exports Fall to 4-year Low
- Anti-industrial Spy Plan Launched
- Morris Radiators Strike
- Builders Hold Anti-freeze Demonstrations
- Should Bmc Be Nationalized? Asks Jack Jones
- Liaison Committee for Defence of Trade Unions
- Busmen's Dispute: Hull and "ast Riding
- Economic Notes
- Profits Four Per Cent Up
- Should Shareholders Say "open the Books?"
- The New Companies Bill
- Continued from Page 9 BUSMEN'S DISPUTE : HULL AND FAST RIDING
The issue’s contents page, as read by machine
THE WEEK - A NEWS ANALYSIS FOR SOCIALISTS Vol. Ge No.1? CONTENTS 10th Tov. 1966 Page 1 Editorial Llotes Page 7. Nationalize BMC ? 2 Duild-up in Thailand 8 .Trade Union Defence Rent Act Loophole _9 Hull Busmen's Strike 4 Political Notes .10 . 1966 Profits 4 Harold Wilson on The Pye Affair Unofficial Groups ll The Companies Bill 5 Industrial Votes 12. ditto 6 Morris Radiators Strike
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