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What Happened to Composite

The Week Vol. 8, No. 15, c. 12 October 1967 · p. 12 of the scan · 156 words

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No.34? (Wednesday) There is general agreement among the Left that one of resolved is: Where does power lie within the Labour cerig’ Ih ime Gee The N.I.C.? The Parliamentary Labour Party? Or the Cabinet? Perhaps it Li with none of these but with the much more humble Conference Arrangements Cemaekdetine Composite resolutions are drawn up with much trouble, Delegates make rane get to the venue of Conference a couple of days early in order to take t ake te Compositing meetings. The agreed resolutions eventually appear in the ae ae : | eT Le are blandly informed by the Chairman that coneines ied Arr

en s omuni t ee had not even bothered to place such~end-such a resoluti ‘ him for discussion. This is just one more way in which demo rng ear agy members are filched away, If thi Y cithitieemaee erence will be robbed of all int une Lanticumrngrn nie = eg

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