1963
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 1, 5 January 1963
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- Editorial - World prospects for
- Guldian Says Four Per Conte
- Steel Industry crisis
- Aircraft exports down
- Elevgn Young
- U.S• Dockers strike
- Crusader' arrives
- discrimination and hio call to Nogroos to be obtained from the "bookshop.'
- Mao and the Indonesian Col?
- Purge in Kazakh Communist Party
- Fritish Communist Party Document Indicates Right Sting
- Wonderful year for Fords
- What Kind of 'business'
- Jaguar wants wage cuts
- Eristol Aircraft Company
- Joh Ladig and Son =
- Lucas Gas Turbine Bquipusnt Company
- Whitworth Gloster Alrcraft
- String at the Paris Bourse
- Northern Rhodesian Strike
- Panamanian peasants attached
- More repression in Aden
- Malayen railway strike
- Iranian National Front statement•
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 2, 12 January 1963
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- Classes in 1963?
- Nottingham protests against Young Socialist exlulsions
- Appeal for Unity" to hold conference in Edinburgh
- Ernie Roberts to stand for A•E.U, post
- Slough A.E.U. condemna Carron for accepting knighthood
- General Hospital on January Ilth in protest againe of 16 non-medical staff from Colindale Hospital.
- Fantastic profit levels made by Middle East oil investments
- Debt Collectors have good year
- More Redundancies
- Structural Reform' theories apposed in British C•P•
- Giving "both sides" the Daily Worker way
- New Zealand and Indonesian C.P. delegation in China
- Is Palme Dutt pro-Chinese ?
- Tanganyika Trade Union leaders deported
- Algorians launch new revolutionary journal
- Launches Copaice to Led Angola
- N.A. S.O. launches campaign to aid Angola
- Is Schweitzer's hospital a cesapool ?
- Reward for seaba ?
- Putting the Mogolians right
- Giant monololy is run like "Constitutional Monarchy."
- The Born Weist German Industrial Expansion Slows Downi
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 3, 19 January 1963
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- 4. —- — Russian MIG's
- What's happening in Algeria
- Young Socialist movement in danger
- Young Socialists protest against expulsions
- leicester Young Socialist Federation under fire
- Weat Nottingham Young Socialints call for democratte•
- Ilkeston Young Socialists in action for democracy
- Russian MIG's on way to India
- Busselns to Cut 41d to Chou. ~ Sons Diverted to Cuba
- Stalin's hand in 'British Road to Socialism. '
- Indonesian and Ne Zewland Communist Party Call for World Communist Meeting
- British and American C.P.'s back Russians
- Japanese C.P. paper quotes 'Peoples Daily.'
- Afric.n Nation.l Congress Decl.re> for Rmed Struggle
- Pression in Siralak After Revolt
- More aden repressions
- Guerilla warfare in Central America
- Wage claim' demonstration by building workers
- Tyneside Shipsullding Employers Try to Imp
- Support grows for 'lobbies.'
- Trgne Unionists Angry Cite Qatly Mrr
- "private Sector" Investment Expected to Fll £2000 in 1965
- De Gulle Plying Foker According to Financial Times
- Long Term Deterioration in E.e.o Bl Nce of Trade Position
- U.S. Students hear defence of Cuba•
- International Socialist Review arrives
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 3 (supplement), 19 January 1963
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 4, 26 January 1963
- A General Election
- [Untitled, contents page]
- F Unemployment, Db Gaulle, Gaitskell's Dirath And, »-sessss-/. General Dluction
- An Editorial Note on Last Wegk's Article " Young Socialists Movelent It Dang"
- fron a Hackney Correspondent. DECISIONS OF LONDON AND HOME COUNTIES M.C.F.
- More Details of Nottingham "appeal for Unit Goldience
- Union Voice Conference to Be Hld in Birmingham,
- Manchester Shop Stewards Dimand Work Sharing,
- North Nottingham Young Sociabists Revoke “ultra-left" Resolution,
- | Young Guard Editorial Mebting Supports "no Participation" Decisions,
- First Annual Congress of Algerian Trades Union
- Morg Details of Nottingham "appeal for
- Union Voice Conference to Be Held in Birmingham,
- Manchisster Shop Stewards Demand Work Sharing
- Ultra left" resolution refcinded
- Young Guard supports NC members
- First Annual Congress of Algerian Trade Union
- Tanganyika — to
- Bronst Liberation Move Nt Will Go on Says Party Chairman
- Explosion in U.s. Vinizuela Company
- Castro Castigatus Devotees of "peaceful Transiton" to Socialism
- Financial Times Sats "hi- 'ore" Unloyment Likely to Got Vorso
- Common Market Uncertainty Causes Glo,
- Marxist Books Ro-issued in Poland.
- Cuban Communist Party Paper Supports "castro Viow"
- Ilya Whrenburg Says Stalin Delayed Counter-attack,
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 5, 2 February 1963
- [untitled opening]
- [Untitled, contents page]
- 1428 vam REAL ALTERNATIVE TO THE common maRKET
- Chinese talk of split
- E Forker Says Russian Poticis to Tour Hidis to Build Higs,
- Lysenko back in favour
- British CP leaders go to China
- Japanese CP supports Chinese
- Young Socialist federation to be investigated
- Central Nottingham Young Socialists call for
- Silly Oak (birmingham) Y.s. Call for Ilected Editorial Board for New Advance
- Hackney Young Socialists oppose 'the Bomb.'
- Economist' want Brown to win
- Lobbies Campaign growe
- Pege 6. - - More Millionaires
- Faets and figures for
- Big offensive against Nagas planned
- Armed struggle will finish Portugese
- Peasants seize estate
- Unity urged by all-African T.U. Federation
- What ten years of E. C.S.C. has meant
- More strikes in Greece
- Spanish miners strike
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 6, 9 February 1963
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- The Choice of Leader and the Fight to Build the Left,
- Meat workers strike
- an industriel correspondent. BYRNE THREATENS E.T.U. SHOP SIEWARDS.
- lobby gains support
- Union Voice" selle well
- Canadian Young Socialists Oppose A.bases =
- North Edineurgh O.l.p. Calls for ¥.s. Dmmocracy,
- Pro-Chinese developments in Australian C.P
- Stalins medical policies revealed
- "world Maraist Review" Onesided Vig of World Marxigm,
- New Russo-Indian trade agreement
- Malayan Monitor" backs China
- Venezuelan paper urges armed struggle
- State Persecution of Young Socialists in United States,
- Another Lobby — Mupilvan Styl3
- New Cuba Crisis Looming 7
- Revolutionaries Active in V2wezuela
- From Hsinhua 5th February. M.P.I.A• SETS UP OFFICE IN ALGERIA.
- Real unemployment" rises
- Hardcore unemployment increased in
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 6 (supplement), 9 February 1963
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 7, 17 February 1963
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- The Military Coup _in Iraq
- Anti-nuclear debate at Dutch L.P. Conference
- Spanish radio drops slogans
- French committee to help Algeria
- 1,500 unemployed demonstrate
- Union Voice" well received
- Pravda Article on Tea Unity of the Comunist Movimunt and Socialist States
- Indian Communist Party Secretary Res Igib
- African Students to Leave Bulgaria
- Imdontsian Cominiist Party Now Sidg3 with Chiu
- That the forc imporialist. (4)
- Canadian Socialists in Toronto Election
- Unemployment Among Youth "growing Worry for U.s,"
- Revolutionary Activity in Peru
- South American Revolutionaries Sez) Venrzublan Ship
- Gastro Suggests "thrgg Contingnt" Solidarity Conf Srences
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 8, 23 February 1963
- [Untitled, contents page]
- The Aftermath of Tilson's Election,
- Monopoly and Mergers
- New U.s.a. Uneployed Figures Over 6%
- International Monetary Fund Director Warns of Return to Thirties
- British industrial stagnation
- Y.S. Conference resolutions
- Redundemoies and T.U. notes
- Venezeulan ship in Brazil
- Revolution Africaine
- Congo workers strike
- Azihari back in North Borneo
- Colombia peasants seize land
- Cylon but Form
- Yugoslavias new constitution
- New Zealand Communist Party Moves N@arer to Peking Line
- Ieft Opportuniss
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 9, 1 March 1963
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- Subsgription Rate 12/60. for Six Months (post Frse)
- Sino/russian Disputes Enters a Nit’ Phase
- Raabe ciate a
- The Essential Trotsky to be published in Britain
- Venszuelan T.c.i. Leader Visits Chinese T.c.l
- Documents of Th Italian C.p. Congress Published in China
- Rightists rehabilitated in China
- From a South London reporter.
- From a South London reporter. LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL RENT INCREASES.
- Young Socialists' Annual Conference Resolutions
- More news of Hugo Blanco
- Brazilian Feasants Seize land
- Scottish C.F. Miners' leader against unofficial strikes
- From a Scottish correspondent. AMACDONALD•
- 000 not to get Dole increase
- Italien Engineers' Vietory
- Basod on Financial Times Reports. MINERS ANI DE GAULLE CLASH.
- Strike Wave in Sweden
- West German Workers Demand Wage Increase
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 10, 9 March 1963
- I Sume Two. Net Series No 10
- Shop Stbvards Under Attack
- Putney Young Socialist: Paper "young Left" Big Success
- Hackney I.s. "largist in London" Announces Local Press
- European Socialist School Io Be Held in Eritain
- Young Tgachers Protest ~ a
- London Labour Party Resolutions
- Availa Ble, March Edition of "union Voice" T.u. Paper
- Cousnts Fighting for London Bus Pay Claim,
- Augertan Government Slashes Rents,
- Towards a Free Angola
- Shop Stewards Under Attack
- Putney Young Socialist: Paper "young Left" Big Success,
- Hackney Y.s. "largest * in London" Announces Local Press,
- European Socialist School to Be Held in Iritain,
- Young Socialist Undplowunt Demonstrations
- Young Tsachers Protest ~ a
- Concentration of West German Monopoly Capitalism Intensifies
- The French Miners! Strike,
- Finland Badly Hit by Strikes,
- Callaghan and His Wgealti Tax,
- Wealth in Mit
- U.s Dept Passss Trillion Dollar Mark
- Eritish Gold and Convertible Currency Reserves Fall
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 10 (supplement), 9 March 1963
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 11, 16 March 1963
- An Information Service for
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Editorial Note 5
- The Tripoli Programme" available in inglish
- De Gaulle and Algeria's agrarian reform
- Guerrillas active in Portugoso Guinea
- Pago 3. - - - U.S. worries in Mexico
- Thorez loses control of C.P. students
- Chinese Turn on United States Communist Party,
- From a 'Militant' report. YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT IN UNITED STATES NOW 15%
- March Edition of "young Guard' Out
- Nottingham Young Socialist's discussion group
- T.S. "unemployment' meeting
- French Stol Makers Seek Lower Output
- Italian cost of living soars
- Industrial stagnation in Vost Germany
- member of the Strike Comnitteo.) (By
- Move to stop 'may-day' smashed
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 11 (supplement), 16 March 1963
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 12 (supplement), 23 March 1963
- 1512 Solidarity for French Miners Spreads Across Europe
- After beating around the bush for $... tim, the
- the Trade Union =f:
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 12, 23 March 1963
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- Editorial Notes - Wilson - Unemployment demonstration
- Tht Ilrch
- The French Mingrs Strike.we
- T.S. Unemployment campaign
- Y.S. National committee membors walks out
- Pago 3. - - - London C.D
- Program Governlient Axes I.c.c. School Building
- Destalinisation in Lithuania.)Did the Chinese celebrato
- Chinese 10 Start New Theoretical Journal ?
- Stalin's birthday?
- Ecuadorian youth support "armed insurroction."
- Canadian General Eloction campaign
- Statis Shipping Ban
- 1t 0005 m68 00 24 10 -c4+-04420-6 inflioting harm on cuba,
- Intornational School - spearers
- International Solidarity with French Miners
- 108 Large Firs Say Production Cog Uld Pise
- Indu Strial
- Hardcore Ww Tiploygment Still J -gabasing
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 13, 30 March 1963
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- Editorial notes =: Boeoching's Plan
- The Battle of Parliament Squara
- New Border Dispute Flares Up
- Miners Support French Strikers
- Ford Management in More Provocative Actions at Hale/ood
- Young Socialists Unemployment Demonstration,
- East Islington Thinking Again 7?
- From Eritish Communist Party Congress
- Peasants Revolt in Iran
- From a Financial Times report. JAPANESE TRANSPORT STRIKES SPREADING.
- United States Guarantees to Latin Amrrican Presidents,
- IN PERU. From Hainbus.
- Mexican Workers Mark Nationalisation Anniversary
- Dogmavisionists in Indonesian Cp Leadership,
- "fourth Class to Leningrad" ?
- special correspondent.) KHRUSHCHOV VERSUS THE ARTISTS. (By a
- Bank of England Pessimistic Over U.®%. Export Position,
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 14, 6 April 1963
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Letter to Readers
- 1 Editorial Notes: left versus right in Belgian
- Tory Electilonser Ing Udg
- I Launch Campaign to Fight Rail Closures
- Protests Against Beeching Closures Developing,
- Ex — Labour Mp Supports "prosecute Strikers" Move
- New_anti-~nationalisation Campaign Planned, : , 3
- Sheffield Boost for "union Voice"
- Fire Rigades Union Supports "union Woice™
- We Haven't Full Inform- "union Voice" Sales on Unemployment Demonstration:
- 4» Economic Expansion in Soviet Union and Eastern Burgpe Slowing Dow,
- Speakers Call for Armed Struggle at Cuba Solidarity Conference,
- Algerian Journal Supports Chinese Line,
- Crisis in Soviet Leadership 7
- Chinese Communist Party Exposes Nehru's "socialism",
- "aid to Algeria" Committer Formed in Hritain,
- Sweeping Socialist Easures in Alg Ria
- Winternational Socialist Revigw" Spring Number, '
- Massive Anti-nuclear Demonstration in Rrussels
- 94--8 Campaign Against Massacres in Iraq
- Communist Party Congress -- No Fraternity Amongst the Rrothers 7
- The Tory electioneering budget
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 15, 13 April 1963
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Note for Readers
- Editorial Notes. (1). Thither C.n.d.?
- (2) Ths Ja Raport
- Young Socialists at a turning point
- International Discussion Sinar at Eyter in September. Unif
- April Issue of “union Voice" Now Available,
- Nottingham City Labour Party dispute
- 1539 from a Paris correspondent
- Dissension in Belgian Communist Party
- Albanian CP leaders in New Zealand
- Unemployment in Bulgaria?
- Unemployment Problems and Low Wages for Women in Echoslovakia
- Chinese Udistaibuting "anti-r&visionist" Pamphlsts in Ussr
- French Miners' Strike
- Belgian struggle against anti-strike laws
- Big German Steel Monopoly Reformed
- “old Nic" Not Meant to Restrain Profits Says Sosses Leader
- United Picket Line Against Extreme Right in Denver
- Revolutionaries in South Africa
- More Sabotage at United Stabus Oil Company in Venezuela
- Malayan Peoples Army repressed
- South Africen Revolutionary Journal published in Iendon
- Demonetration agcinat Iraq repression
- West German Arms Expansion
- Ben Bella on Workers'
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 15 (supplement), 13 April 1963
- Supplement to Easter 1963 Issue of Wlletin. ; 1548 Workers! Management in Algeria - Key Clauses From March 29th Decrim
- "(1) the General Assembly of
- Labour's Other Youth Movement — a Report of the 1963 Nalso Conference
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 16, 27 April 1963
- The coming rail strike
- eateh” “faring the course of the next two issucs.
- Editorial Notes
- Young Socinlists' annual Conference
- Rebellion amongst French Communist Youth
- Soviet- Indon Irode to double in next 3 yours
- Rumenions displongod with Khrushonov
- Albaninns ottock K. for being soft with Artists
- Chinese plensod with New Zenlond Communiats
- In British C.p Opposition!
- Pago 6. - - - Algerians noolnim stope towarde Sociolism
- Freedom Struggle Continues in North Kalimantan
- Border Arrests by That Authorities
- Zanzibar Nationalist Leader Reltsed
- A Comment on the New Magazine Ass4g4i_
- Gconpgrence Snd
- Hackney Central Young Socialists Support Algeria
- Right Wing Show True Colours in Strgath/i and Norwood
- Free Oman Movement Changes Name
- Successes Against Bigiat Anti-strike Bill
- French Committer Formed to Aid Algeria:= a
- a Cagtes agus ft Se aa ee
- Economist Says. Profit Upswing May Be on Way
- 42.4 Brewories, eta
- Shipbuilding.. 0.4
- European Youth Holiday Centres. 1574
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 17, 4 May 1963
- Letter to Readerg
- Editorial Notes: May Day
- A distressing situntion in the Bristol Inbour RACIALISM IN BRISTOL:
- Is Jim Matthis to Hive Fords Anti-shop Stlwards Job?
- Big Victory for Loft in the
- Right Wing Under Heavy Pressure at U.s.d.a.7. Confering
- Girl Strikers win Jobs Baok
- Albaninna Predict Khrushchov's downinll soon
- Chinese Support Grippo Group in Belgiun
- Finnish C.P. Secretary attaels Chinese
- Australian C.P. split widens
- — en ree oh S
- Western European N2y Day Cel@erattons
- May “"il"? Celebration in Liverpool
- British Comminist Porty Resolutions
- U.S. Investrent Policy under fire in Australio
- Uruguay Upset by U.S. Dumping Seeks Cuban Trade
- Jonnica - Police Bon Unemployuent Denonstration
- Econorio Notes: Strikes in
- +t peers eee « onployses
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 18, 12 May 1963
- Letter to Rkonaders
- 157 Gorrortas NOTES
- iUay Union Voice
- Derbyshire boost for Union Voice
- Alfreton calls 'Save Railweye Confcrende'
- Eng Plan Das Council Campion Against Buice
- Investigating British Democracy
- Mass TMnthusiasm os Algerian Revolution Dceepons
- Foul Succi Tul Metings on Cuble
- Aegeu. Nationl Comitts Plodgss Defencs Cp Shop Stswards
- Printing Unions to Fuse
- Atol31 Pa Civil I2wicd Tl Mictl Asoclation
- Geononic Notes: Steel Production declines in épril
- the European coa tatomont issued on May 4th,
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 19, 19 May 1963
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- Pace 1 The Negro Struggle in Birninghoan
- The iconorlist on the Locnl Election results
- Industrial Notes
- A.s. S.b.t. Goes in for Inturnational Trade Unionism
- N.u.p.d. Calls for Overtime Payment to Nurses
- George Brown Against Strikes ’
- Supervisors “told Not to Join Union"
- Jamaica — "back to Africa" Movement Suppressed
- Ceylon Huge May Day Celebration in
- Llon of Sug an Wolr
- Italian Communist Party Publishss Trotsky, Bukharin and Zinoviev
- Ciinusg Renew Attack on Jugoslav "socialisn"™
- Belgian C.p. Leadership Worried by Grippa Group
- Tito Says Chinese Follow Variety of Trotsky's Theory of Permanent Revolution
- Struggle Continues in Victoria State Communist
- Sa ee aera eR aS re se
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 20, 27 May 1963
- [untitled opening]
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Editorial Notes: The Putney Affair
- Industrial Notes: Would never use strike weapon
- Would Not Use Strike Weapon Under Any Circumstances = I.b.s.a. Chairman
- Constructional Engineering Union Chairman for Union Amalgamation
- Employers disappointed with T.U.C
- Bank Employees call for 35 hour week
- York Sharing Victory at Boilermakers
- Chicago's needy go Hungry
- Fund Launched to help 5.4.¢,7T.U
- Ecuadorian Workers' movement in ferment
- Angolan Armed Struggle Develops
- Algerian Paper Launches Petition
- British Police killed in Borneo (Kalimtan)
- Togliatti on Unity, Soviet Artists and Commnes
- U.S.5.R, and India sign Aid Agreement
- Chines and New Zealand C.P.s sign igreement
- Indonesian C.P. on National Unity
- Japanese capitalists take harder lino
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 21, 4 June 1963
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- Editorial Notes: The Cuban/Soviot Agreement
- That is happening in Algsria?
- Pago 2 Industrial Notes: Trades Councils call for more T.U
- 3 Wost Gurman Strikes 70 Rach Post-war Record,
- Workers Start New Protest Campaign. Against Anti-strike Bill
- Italian Chemical Workers Strike
- Italian Farm Works Dimand Agrarian Reform,
- Movement for Rights of Spanish Workers Launched
- Aden Nationalists Demand End to British Domination. 4
- Fritain Intervenes with Troops in Zanzibar Elections
- Basutoland Magazine Alleges “peace Corps" to Be Espionage Body,
- From "Our Man in Havana". WORKERS MANAGTMENT IN CUBA.
- Japanese Communist Party Echoes Piking in Tirade Against "revisionis"
- Juno. From Workers! Vanguard
- Current Attitude of Union Leaders — Financial Times, 8
- Alasdair Macintyre
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 22, 12 June 1963
- Atridged Edition
- L Hugo Blanco Captured
- Backgreund Information on the Organisation of
- Nottingham Y.8, Federation School Cn Algeria
- Nottingham Comrades Exposo Vicious Propaganda Film
- Railwaymen Angry With (.D.5
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 23, 19 June 1963
- Abridged Edition
- In their letter of Juno the 14th to the C.P.S.U., the 1624
- o1 the ninese to line up on ae a the most serious consoquences for thom in the idoological struggle wit
- Nerth East Development Council Fails
- Detroit Deionstultion Plann {3d by Wag
- 10ge Struccle I Laos Deetens
- Dulay in Return of Chinese Prisoners........hsinima
- Algerian Notes
- Anti-Colonialism in Africa the Priority
- Dockers Boycott. South African Goods
- BROT Prom the Financial Times -14-6-65
The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 24, 30 June 1963
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Sudcription Rate 12/6 for Six Months
- Editorail Notes: iid for Algeria
- Appeal of Conference of Non-Governmental Add to Algoria
- He Fritish Delegation at Above Conference
- Sone notable Delegates from other iuropean Countrics
- The Campaign for Aid to Algeria South Nottingham Labour Party Annual Conference Resolution
- Bast Liidlands NCLC to study Algerian experiment
- South Notts. Y.S. hear report of Conference
- Nottingham paper carries Algerian Conference
- Algerians set up Contre for Socialist studies
- (3) the sale of its services;
- The Situation in Fern
- Pro-cuingse Communist Party to Hi Formed in Australia?
- Rumantians Publish Mao's 25 Potnts
- Vietnam C.p. Claims Yugoslav Workers Managimint Leads to Capitalisn
- Yugoslav Aid Do Alg Ria
- Cham Fi Athstovet Noind Hiin Ciasiivssio I
- Good Sale of ‘union Voice! at Notts, Winns Gala at Mansfield
- John Ebrer Speaks at Nottingham University
- London D3bate on Th? Soviet Nuclear W2afons and the 'cqming Nucluar Wa
- Iliciston Young Socialists Successful Campaign Against Rail Closures
- In South Groups Mh Ded
- Symposium Rev@als Important Pacts About Britain's Coal Industry
- Farm Price Crisis Will Hit Algerian Exports to Francie
- Big Takhover by North American Supermarket Group in Iritain
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 1, 9 July 1963
- Ar Information Service. for
- | 164 Jin. Wilson's Dinner Dates
- Deposits for Hyths Summggr School Start to Com in
- Miners Strike in Spain
- Danish Dockers to Boycott South African Goods
- Wr. Henry Brooks on 'extremists!
- Grippa Group Holds National Conferenoe
- British-china Friendship Association Criticises Daily Workgr Report
- Italy-china Friendship Association Muts
- Cuban 'fence-sitting' Indicatsd by Protocol?
- Ths Wew. China News Agency on the Moscow Conference of Ween
- The Arrest of Boudiaf by Tee Algerian Govern Ent
- An Algeria Bu Eau
- 1650 What's Happening in Burma
- Worried About World Conomic Situation
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 2, 16 July 1963
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Editorial notes: Wilson and Wage Restraint
- The Sino/Seviet Split
- London Labour and tho Groek Royal Visit
- The T.G,¥.U. in Conference
- Australian Spies for Peace Active
- Flying Start for Schools CND
- Paco 4 Peking Organises its own Yomen's Conferenca
- Dissident Communists Organise in Italy
- Czechs in Comecon Dispute
- Mongolians Reiterate Support for Khrushchov
- Slovak Writers in Revolt
- besod on Isinhua reporta CHINESE MEDICAL AID FOR ALGIPIA
- Ean Fella on Agrartan Reform
- Economist Says Ben Hella Has Remaingd Loyal to Tripcdi Programme
- Chinese Sat Algeria Provides Inspiring Example
- Literacy Campaign in Alginia
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 3, 30 July 1963
- [Untitled, contents page]
- ah The Test Ban Treaty
- 1665 by A London 3.T.U. correspondont
- Sheffield Labour Party Resolution Puts Cig? Solution to Housing Problem
- Four Labour Party Resolutions call for more Young
- John Strachey —- the last Utilitarion
- Chinese Statement on Trade with South Africa
- Grippa Group Delegation in Albania
- U.s. Daily Worker Editor Makes Vicious Attack on Flack Muslims
- An Interesting Extract From the Russian Oren Latter
- Asturian Miners Strike and Boycott State Run Elections a
- Australian Dockers Rifuse to Load Rifles
- Danish Dockers' Union Fined for Boycotting South African Goods
- Indian Cil Vyorkers' Solidarity with Tskas Strikers
- Kenned Y's Leasures to Assist_usa_balance of Fayenis
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 4, 9 August 1963
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Letts. To) Roadirg
- The Financial Times'on Labour's Aconomio
- Wide Pred
- 167 I} Revoluion Possible All Over Latin America = Castro
- Costa Rican Communist Leader Admits ‘gross Mistakes' in Alliano 4
- French C.p. Leader Denounces "structural Reforms" Theory
- Peruvian C.P.er snoars Hugo Blanco
- Economist Cynical About Huili-up! by Chinese on Indian Border 1678
- Pritish Govermmgnt Discounts India Peril
- Boudiaf Gwleased,. 1679
- A conference of codros of F.I.N. MEETING ADOPTS DRAFT ALGERIAN CONSTITUTION:
- The Ww York Worker and the Negro Struggle
- Scandinavian Transport Workgrs to Boycott South African Goods?
- Dritish Steel Industry in Doldrums - Future
- Board of Trade Survey Shows Risa in Company Profits 4
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 4 (supplement), 9 August 1963
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 5, 16 August 1963
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Hunger in South Africa
- Busy Time in Labour Exchanges Forscast by
- E.T.U. Leaders Fly Kites for Vitchhunt
- Builders Demand Nationalisation of Industry
- The Dehish Communist Party(CPD) has completely ined up
- oither boon omitted or drastically shortened.
- a en eae
- Silling Chinese Lit Rature Opin in Bath Book Shop
- Co-op Call for Trade with Cuda
- Kward Questions To. Tory Controlled Co-op
- The Aft Math of London Labour Party Figit Over Gek Royal Visit
- .....based on a "Guardian' report. 169L CAPITAL, FLOW PTECTS BALANCE OF FAYEAES..
- Hard Struggle for British Exports Forecast Ey 0.&.c.d
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 6, 23 August 1963
- Information Service for
- Sun Gels Isaac Deutscher
- Bin Shanti a Me
- Bellis Hillman (l.c.c.)
- Hackney Young Socialists Membership Campaign
- Tory Weeklies Turn on “private
- Hill Holds Public Mesting in Melbourne to Denounce Ths Test Ban Treaty
- {5 Background Notes to the Hill Faction
- Pro-chinese Group Expelled From the Spanish Communist Party
- Important Book Ly Revolutionary Puelishd
- Dutch Guiana )
- Tha Situation in Surinam (du
- U.s, Oil Pip Line in Vanuzugla Dynamited
- Amrican Students Visit Cuba
- Cuba's Progress in Selective Industrialisation
- Japanese Econchy. Hard Hit by Kennedy's “dollar Defgnce" Measures
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 7, 30 August 1963
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- 23 American Students' departure from Cuba
- Paga 1 Building Workers Angry over Settlement
- Partial Victory in Fight Agatnst Colour—bar in Lam Beth
- Another Anti=sstablishment Paper
- "unless the Labour Party Vin the General Election
- M.c.f. to Hold School in Birmingham
- Co-op Officials Wage Claim Goss to Arbitration
- The Economist Advises Labour to Do Away with Elections for Party Lsader
- Support for Chines® Podit of Vie in Daily Wore Forum
- Russians Chide Chinese About Their Partners!
- Liberia = a Portrait of Neo{colonialisn
- '% Portuguess Military Planes Shot Dow! in Portuguese Cuinga
- American Students in Cuba 170
- Peruvian Puasant Leaders Released After Hunger Strike
- Tits Situation in
- Economic Notes 1711
- Japan's Growel Rate Slips
- From Financial Times of 24/8/63 OIL COMPANINS DO WELL IN FIRST HALF OF 1963
The Bulletin, Algerian special supplement no. 1, September 1963
- [untitled opening]
- 1723 Introduction
- Explanatory Notes
- The Algerian Revolulion on the Socialist Road
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 8, 6 September 1963
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- a a
- Woodcook Defeated at Brighton
- Building Settlomont may be put asido
- 1715 N Its Twelfth Week
- These Rates Are Helo’ National Minimum =
- ' dumb insolence', 'not fast enough at work', failure to achievo
- Union Voice and Labour's Voice to merge
- Mr. Jay soya Labour would make Stock Exchange busier
- Greater Rate of Exploitation in the Coal Industry
- Tho Guardian on Khrushchov's Visit to Yugoslavia
- Grippa Group replios to Moscow
- Irish Morkers Party Support Khrushchov
- Numerous Countrios
- issued on Washington
- The Declaration of Washington
- SCE CODENTS from a Bi
- Algorian Students to block way to Neo-Colonialism
- Algerian Paper Calls for Unity of Maghrob Countries
- Million Fall-out Shelter Plan in the Unitod Statos
- Congress Strikos a Blow at Colleotive Bargaining
- New York Stock Exchange Seat Sold for $215,000
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 9, 16 September 1963
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- Labour and the Liberal Housing Revolt
- Algeria and Young Guard
- The Campaign against the vicious sentence on
- Socialist Party of Great Eritain Cuallenges Hacknsy Young Socialists to Derate
- Cisghen, i Sain Raaoe io, thinks that the Labour
- The Guardian on Housing Targits
- Peace News Cartoonist Aus Police
- Building Settlement — Victory for Nic Says "zconomist"
- An Important Extract Fu0m China's History of Th Sino/sovint Disputs
- Pro-chinese in Australia Start Papir - Will Start Party Soon
- Chingse Publish Excerpts From "monthly R&vigw" Editorial
- "etincelle" Accuses Khhusechov of Supporting New Party in Japan
- Buesese Government to Take Oven Bula Econqtic Devslopi=nt Comply
- Algertan and Spanish Studints Call for Support to Spanise Minurs Strike
- the invitation of Bon Bella to permanent office in Algiers.
- Cuba — "unfinished Busingss" Sys Rusk (u.5, Socc
- 1740 Se China News Aghncy Reports Statiment Dy Ceylon Stumps! Repratiative
- 10,000 Pruvian Indian Peasants Selze Lost Land
- Nicaraguan Gurrillas Continue Fight Against Combined Raactionart Forces 0304172602
- 1191 Big Profits for U.s. and British Oil Companies in Indonesia
- Italy's Balance of Payments Position Torssns
- Waist German Economic Penztration of Iraq Increases
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 9 (supplement), 16 September 1963
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 10, 23 September 1963
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- Subseription ratess six months (4 reins 12/6
- Labour and Malaysia
- Rents Row In Birmingham Labour Party
- I.R.I.S. admits a 'Mistake!
- Labour Standings Orders Committee invokes 3-year rule again
- Housing Campaign Launched
- Departuro from Socialisn" in Ghana - Economist
- The Size of British Investmonts in Indonogis
- Ben Bella on Democracy, Agrarian Roform and Self-anggoment
- Polish People hit by rising brice of food
- Rumanian Moonomic Journal defends Industrialisation Policy
- The Chinose view of Stalin
- "une plan consists OI SIX maIn L1n08 01 0o-0ng
- + Priss Control
- CUT OUT one omployor power to per norse
- Call to slow down automation
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 11, 30 September 1963
- Price Fourpence
- [Untitled, contents page]
- 4 Nalso to Hold School on Portugal = Impurialisi's Waakuart Line
- Hedway Totns M.c.f, to Hs Established
- Bar Bill 1.c.f. to Campaign Against Re-enactit of
- Prominent African Int Illectual Charged Under Sabotage' Bill
- Colour Bar in Pub Evok@s Labour Party Protest
- Tita Tra Iono Ottimo Isooh
- Tha Last Is
- H.u.r Stand for More Housing
- Lift Organise in Royal Arsenal Co-op Rative
- Norwegian Labour Party Doss Tell in Loons Bosollons 1
- St28 Stop Two Leading Dutch Natgpapers '
- Does Sweden Show the Way?
- The Evian Agreement Not Ths Koran — Ban Well,
- Cuba Publisigs Hugs Quantitigs of Panphlgts
- Che Guevara on Latin American R= Volution
- Portugal!s Econqsic Dependence on Angola
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 12, 7 October 1963
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- Union support for housing campaign
- Youth Lobby of Parliament in November
- Two events fixed for November 3rd
- Engines Launch Campaign to Racruit More "keen and Youth
- 1767 Nucgur_of Dure Moms to Bs Cut by 4,500
- Th Gconoic League
- Soldiers Pay for Burned Uniforms Although No Meglig Ince
- SEAMANT from Peace News
- Ed Dig Bach Night on Calcutta Sireets 00
- British Firms in India Do Well
- Cople Leave Jamaica
- Subsideries Rport Excellent Profits Пара and Dil
- Culens Nittonalise All Big #states
- | an Aspsor of the Tst Dan Treaty
- war" (Observer 29th september, 1963) (our emphasis)
- Process of Socialisation Continuzs in Algeria
- Over Hundred Spanish Intellectuals Protest to Franco Over Torture
- Repression in Venezuela
- Another Pirate Attack on Cuba
- Regional Economic Proelims It Sweden
- Hire-purchase Debt Creeping Up Again
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 13, 14 October 1963
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- In our last wook's issue we SCAR BOROUCH
- Fund set up to aid Asturias miners
- Brick-finding police sergeant has nervous breakdown
- Peace News starts own typesetting venture
- Nottingham pub withdraws colour ber
- Tirmingham Labour councillors rapped over rents policy
- From a London correspondent L.C.C. CHAIRMAN'S RESIGNATION
- Attempt tod@riva L.C.C. committee of rank and file
- More support for the Housing Campsign
- W.A.L.5.0. school in Nottingham successful
- West German Social Dimocrats Abandon Idea of Economic Planning
- Servico from I.C.F.I.U. P. &
- Australian Court Bans Strikes at 178l Bourne Fords for 12 Months
- Venezuelan F.l.n. Axpose Flims - Ups and Elbotion Fraud
- aac ataaaaaairmmaainiaiaeemeinn eae
- Cura Not to Sign T25t Ban Treaty
- Curran Communist Party Backs Castro on Test Ban Treaty
- Ben Bella Makes Grave Accusation Against G.p.r.a. F
- "tenthing Space for British Econoy" - Sir Roy Harrod
- based on Joonomist report BAITISI BUSINESSMEN OPI MISTIC
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 14, 21 October 1963
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- Britain-Cuba Committee official writes to the Bulletin
- ledeleS.O Officers support housing campaign
- North Edinburgh C.L.F. backs housing campaign
- National conference to discuss aid to Spanish victims
- Glasgow Young Socialists! demonstration
- Sunderland shipyard now without orders
- Youth employment crisis expected in new towns
- Scotland needs 150,000 jobs
- Church Commissionors do well
- Why Hassan wants Algerian territory
- British Algeria Committee campaign
- Soviet magazine says ifricans like Algerian self—nanagenent
- U.s. and Stooges to Hold Military Exercises in Caribbean Next Month
- United Statss T0 Spend More on Nuclear Tests
- West Germany to Train Air Force Pilots in Portugal
- Tuberculosis Up by Twelve Per Cht, This Yeir in New Yore
- New York Dockers Refuse to Unload South African
- North Carolina Police Chief Clais Negro Beat Self to Death
- Sviss Communist Party Splits 1790
- Sov? Press Restrained — Newt York Tim
- Algerians Support Cuba's Stand on the Test-bin Treaty Turele
- Aidit Advocates "revolutionary" Struggle Against Malaysia
- How Cuba's New Revolutionary Party Chooses Its Mmbes
- Cubins Repair Hurricane Damage
- Regional Uemployt Position Torsens
- Changes in the Pattern
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 15, 28 October 1963
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- Tory Joonomic policy on horns of diloma
- Strike Made Official 18 Montes After
- 800 Teenage Girls Vin Strike to Enforce 100% Trade Unionist ~
- Nest Indian Stars Help Cuba
- Fole Song Concert in Nottingham Presented by F.c.i. and C.n.d
- 1 7197 Defsat for L.c.c, Leader
- Tory Plan for London Suaxgs Up Labour Party Organisation
- Anti-national Hgalth Service Eisakaway Movetent Formed
- Eronchitis Is a Class Disease Sats Doctor
- C.l.p.s Support Housing Campaign
- Scottish Mingrs Oppose Saturday Shift Plan
- Welsh Anti-fascise Committee to Hold Airi-apartheid Meting in Rhyl
- Blmingham Moves Against Rent Incrsase
- More London Rent Increases
- Algirian Socialist Ritolution Algarians Appeal for Aid From All Frinds of the
- (b.a.c. Pross Rolease) British Algeria Committee Detonstration in London
- French to Cut Diports of Algerian Wine
- World Council of Peace Appbals to "both Sides"
- Iidj to Fight Moroccans
- Autolation Wakes Thd Boss Rapuedant «©9618 00
- 1,000 to Lose Jobs
- Chingss Attack Russian and French C.p.s Over Attitude During Algirtan
- Algmian Minister of State Exposes French C,.p.'s Role in War
- Wy Ty but Ancourt
- ae ineraase in unemployment in tho lest four years.
- se Geena oxhaustion of the country's monetary rosorves.
- Appeal to Vin Zuelan Aired Forces by F.l.m
- win." from Esinhua 22.10.63.
- Witoh Hunt in Trinidad
- 10U4 from U.S. Troasury Survey of Business
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 16, 4 November 1963
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- The South Vietnam coup
- Glasgow corporation staff to hold one-day strike
- Daily Herald - very little prospoct of continuance
- Date of union youth unemployment lobby changed
- Es Increase in Number of Slui Houses Forscast
- Wilson Woos Big Business
- Nottingham Cnd Plans for Falla
- T8IO special corrospondant
- Eglgian Dissidint Communists Start Pap R
- Lath! Amgrican Banana Workers Angired by Company's Wai? Land Berle
- Fritish Imperialisn's Bcongmic Stak® in South Africa
- Very Big Incrgase in Mitisn Trade with South Africa This Y-2ir
- U.s. Investments Pour Into South. Africa
- South Africa to St Up Rocket Range
- Fritish Imperialism's Economic Stakes in South Africa
- Very Big Incr2ash in Rritish Trade with South Africa. This
- U.s. Investments Pour Into South Africa 3011
- South Aprica to St. Up Rocket Range
- Algaria/morocco Dispute -kirusiciov Won't Interfere
- " Pnorrts Up 20 in Octoeir 1814
- Light Industry Again Lags in
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 17, 11 November 1963
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- The split in the Conmuniat Party
- Co-op movement
- Stops to form North Males Committoo against Apartheid and
- Oxford University Labour Club docidos policy
- Birmingham Counoil Labour Group expels 'robola!
- Intornational Socialist Journal to be launched in Decombor
- Coylon Communist Party oxpels union chiot
- Soviet agriculturo undor-capitalisod
- Malayan Monitor plugs Stalin
- Most Indian notes: Kingston, Jamaica
- Stop Cuba intervention
- Spanish miners no longor exempt from military servico
- Basque workers arrosted for strike action
- Board of Trade official wants more Anglo-Portuguesa
- Law and order in Amorica's doop South
- Occ Oo Ooo Ss
- United Statos wins increasing sharo of overseas Storling
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 18, 18 November 1963
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- Heonomist slates Tory regional plans
- Creeping deans test in Glasgow?
- Haptis to speak in London
- Big Jim's military partners in riow company
- Details of Mandel's meotings in Nottingham announced
- Irom a London correspondent THE D.C.C. AND CIVIL DEFENCE
- in Athoist on television
- Direct labour saves £500 a house
- Labour unlikely to serap H. Bomb
- Franch workers say “pay attention"
- Uprising in Southern Arabian Federation against British
- Egyptian delegation to go to Moscow
- Cuban and Algerian youth organisations pledge themselves
- Cub. to Establish Embassy in Albanta
- Former chairman of Cuban Communist Party dismissed from
- North Korean Communist journal attacks liberalisation
- Czechoslovakia cuts motor—cycle production
- Albania to stago anti-Khrushchov trials?
- Secial Democracy = Amorican style
- Kennedy on unemployment in the U.5
- United Wations! Official Elamrs Terms of Trade for Foverty in Latin America
- Wholesale Prices Rising ;
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 19, 27 November 1963
- Vol. 3 No. 19 Price Pourpince
- Struggle in eawateat Boroueh qnceh ae lap
- *uangoing' in ‘fs Southgrn States
- Unity Announces Plans for New Year
- Another Union Affiliates to M,c.f
- £440 Million Spent by Government Helping Private Enterprise in 1962-63
- Hurricang Relief Fund
- Struggle in Hampstead Over Tory Development Plan
- Wandswore Labour Councillor Has Whip Withdramat
- Ginest Mandel Speaks at Touse of Commons
- South East London Socialists Active in Hugo Blanco C.\mp.ign
- Third Congoss of Th Danish Socialist Peoples _party
- Victimisation of Two West German Tolen
- Army Service "for Asturias Miners
- Wes? German Military Expenditure Up 920 Million Marks
- Dustaments Government to Photograph and Fingerprint All Voters
- 0-4-209040-0000-091 would scotch the wholo selome.
- basod upon Economist article ECONOMIC HAZARDS FROM KENNEDY'S ASSASSINATION
- based on Militant article ALLIANCE FOR PROGRESS'?
- Indian Planning Failure
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 20, 3 December 1963
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- Dig and rapid increase in numbor of salary earners London Co-op Party calls for closer relations with Cuba
- Finoncial Times wants Government to take hard line on wages
- Irichol Raptis speaks at two meetings on Algeria
- Scientists in Shitohall
- Anti-wor seaman jailod again
- Penco Committee sponsored conferonco statement drops opposi
- Dig and rapid increase in numbor of salary earnors
- London Co-op Party calls for closer relations with Cube
- Shipping boss's concorn about fastern bloo compotition
- Irritain's morchant floot in dooline
- L094 from a Paris corrospondont
- New Algerian magazino
- Evian agroomont must be ro-studied - Ion Dolla
- Split in Coylonose Communist Party
- Australian pro-Chinese issue declaration
- Johnson's first diroctive - "Stop up Viotnom wor"
- Dutch wage frooze puncturod
- Tough wage talks in Sweden
- Economic hazards from Konnedy's doath
- based on Militant article ALLIANCE FOR !PROGRISS'?
- Indian planning failuro
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 21, 23 December 1963
- Liberal leader says apply sanctions against firma paying too
- Right wing lose seat on tru Ixocutivo
- fron T.U, correspondent
- based on Co-op Nows report SELL
- Royal Arsonal Coop protost against closing of foolwich Arsonal
- Wilson's pledgos to Labour Pocco Fellowship
- Poddington and Rachmanisin
- LCC chairman cleared
- Tory roaction to Rachmanism in Iampatond
- Lewishan Torouch Council donouncos ront not
- Ilornsoy CP aplit
- Golden cirole grows
- Coop share of rotail trade faros badly
- Type of Shop Total Independent Multiple Co-op
- Algerim press sorvice on Choula forthconing visit
- Khrushchov says Stalin oxportod wheat whilo Russians starved
- Yugoslave to hold CP congross in
- Australian Trade
- Austrolion trado unioniats fight for ow pross
- Association to did Algeria organisod in Queboo
- 000 teachers march in Dotroit
- 10dt West Indian Notes
- Mion Fights Sait to Torture Cine Zuelan Liber
- Shop assistanta on strike for 4 wooks in
- The strugglo in tho 'Fronch! Tost Indios
- Trinidad dollar throntonod with devoluation
- Martiniquan patriota imprisonod,13 froed
- Angolan robols propare now offonsivo with orna fron Algoria
- Further increase in U.S. unomploymont
- Moro strikes in U.S
- Johnson spooks on U.S. economic position
- foreign cargo ships blacklided by U.S
- U.S. retalictivo. tariff on Cormon Mariot goods
- The affoot of rationalintion in Japaneso cool industry
- Collapso on Tokyo stock axchango
- Pricos coar in India
- Spanish Miniater showe that Spain is completoly depondont on
- U.S. omorship of Conadian industry incronsos
- Tritish Nylon Spinners to Juild Dig New Plant in South Africa
- Common Market Rats Cf Grovie Slovving Down
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