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The Week Vol. 8, No. 19, 9 November 1967 · p. 14 of the scan · 335 words

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The Report of the 5th National Conference held at Coventry, June, 1967 Published by Centre for Socialist Education. Edited by fony tonhem, Sicilian | 162 pages __ price 10/-

inable from: CSE. 1, Plantation Drive, Anlaby Park, Hull.

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The Report is sponsored by several orgenisations in the Labour movement, including Labour Parties, Trade Union Branches, shop steward committees, etc. It contains the verbatim report of speeches made to a conference of over three hundred people, which was held at Transport House, Coventry, on June 10th and llth 1967. Speeches reported incluée those from John Hughes (of Ruskin College, Oxford) an economist: and writer on industrial relations, who was a member of the Labour Party Study Group on Industrial Democracy and who in this speech presented the Group's report; Ken Coates, @ well-known writer on this subject; Stan Orme, M.P.3; Hugh Scanlon, (A.E.U.); Edward Thompson, the distinguished labour historian, Ernie hoberts, (A.E.U. Assistant General Secretary); Michael Barratt-Brown, author and economist and Bill Jones, (Vice-president of the Transport & General Workers' Union, and member of the T.U.C. General Council).

It contains also a series of papers written for the conference, on the steel, dock, public transport, motors, aircraft and coal industries. There is an extensive paper on the future of the National Health Service, from the Socialist Medical Association, and a discussion on the meaning of the students' movement for democracy in universities. The seminars held on these papers are also reported. The whole book represents a major piece of documentation on a subject which is now attracting wide-spread interest in and beyond the labour movement, trade unions, etc. It is attractively bound in stiff card with a two-colour cover design. Please send your order as soon as possible as we have a limited print and a large number of orders to fulfil.

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