1965

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The Week Vol. 3, No. 1, 6 January 1965

• [Untitled, contents page]
• GREETINGS to the new WEEK
• List of Sponsors
• That the WeekRay Challinor
• I find THE WEEK
• Workers’ Control
• Roma - Via Della Vite, 13 Pino Tagliazucchi
• Incomes Policy
• A Vital Distinction
• Wages and Salaries
• Prices and Profit
• Wage Drift
• Industrial Democracy
• Ted Hill
• Beyond theSouth Africa
• Apartheid in the Car
• Reserved Jobs
• ’ Race Quotas
• Border Factories
• N.b. One Rand Equals
• To Repel Tshombe
• Belgian Left defies Witch Hunt
• I the inaugural manifesto of “La
• JAPAN: Capital leaps |
• Cast Iron Production
• Index of Industrial
• New Left Review
• Capitalism, Property and The State - James Wilcox
• CHINA rallies for ~ CONGO
• Mozambique Gains
• Moppers-up Mopped up in VenezuelaRebel Democrats
• challenge electionsFrom Panama
• U.S. landlords hog Mexico’s border
• Ean Rusk, Us

The Week Vol. 3, No. 2, 13 January 1965

• [Untitled, contents page]
• The economy stagnates — the banks thrive
• List of Sponsors
• Labours Peage-keeping Role
• compensation for
• "old Staggers'
• Employers Launch New
• Kitson Legal Aid Fund, Onslow Hall, Little Green Richmond, Surrey
• The Co-ops at the Crossroads
• Why were the Buccaneers By TOM NAIRN
• Woodworkers’ Journal Curtails Space
• From Our Man in Athens
• The Left Forms Forces
• An Imperialist
• Ir Douglas WaringDeclares War
• on the City
• Local Government, and its absorp in the surrounding boroughs.
• Mississippi Horror Story — By Evelyn Sell
• Workers’ Control in
• *australian Labour and
• by William Worthy
• Guerrilla War in
• There's Money in Apartheid and the Malaysian War!
• Majority Say— Boycott Arms to South Africa

The Week 20 January 1965

• [untitled opening]

The Week Vol. 3, No. 3, 20 January 1965

• [Untitled, contents page]
• [Hands off Vietnam !
• Young Socialist Rally
• A Caveat by Syd Hill
• Dare We Disarm ?
• Saturday, 30th January
• 3.30 P.m. Open Discussion
• Friends’ Meeting House, Horseman Street
• Your Job and the Bomb
• Do-it-yourself law R, JUSTICE STREATFIELD
• A case for
• Buccaneer scare scotched
• 22nd. "buccaneer: Political T City Dow a
• Ber.) Two of These Were
• Act of war, says Canon
• Indies News Service (91
• E a press. statement issucd on 24th
• Rhodesia - Campaign for T.U. Freedom
• Algerians strike NETORKERS for the British fr
• men back to work and the ports began to operate again on January
• Washington Evening
• New York -•dFred Halstead
• ig abo ae in an attempt to
• Dollar democracy 66 [ you are thinking of running
• News and World Report
• The cost of a Solicitor
• for socialists
• What It CostsDave Windsor
• Don't Knock the City — Douglas JayJulian Atkinson
• THE Fa ban Grou, i hat produced this pamphlet, including as it

The Week Vol. 3, No. 3 (insert), c. 20 January 1965

• To: the R.h. Harold Wilson, Prime Minister;
• Name . Address 7 Position Donatton

The Week Vol. 3, No. 5 (insert), c. 20 January 1965

• Reminder to All We E K Supporters

The Week Vol. 3, No. 4, 27 January 1965

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Leyton Lesson — continued from cover
• Sir Winston Churchill S° the old enemy is dead. It
• Fenner Brockway an Apology
• two bouquets
• Konni Zilliacus, M.p
• LABOUR Sheffield schools
• Nationalise says
• right reacts
• to lay plans in
• A plan for steel
• What to Take Over
• Bisc and Bisc
• What to Set Up
• What Powers
• Turn again Wilson!
• Relations Between Public Sector and Remaining Private Companies
• TSR2Z and CND
• From Alan Rooney
• Price pledge aids
• Unions are O.K. says Public
• Automation in West Germany
• *from Dgb Newsletter,
• Eaders of the Week
• the Thir
• R. Eric Williams,
• Caribbean Unions demand Sugar talksWorld Unions
• say boycott
• WORKERS’ CONTROL Co-operatives in AlgeriaSlum Study
• Alvin Schorr
• International Monetary
• A Chinese View

The Week Vol. 3, No. 5, c. 3 February 1965

• [untitled opening]
• Re eee
• Met Now For Peace
• BERTRAND RUSSELL Make Mr. Wilson speak!
• Jean-paul Sartre
• the Vietnamese, ao Se BO home.”
• Mob US Embassy
• Cnd Pamphlets
• Three Nations Rally Against the Bomb
• Labour Students Warn WilsonChris Arthur
• Fare being held pub tie next few are being held in the next few
• From the Third
• Aid Burden Cripples New Nations
• Rhodes and Portugal have been
• WORKERS' CONTROL Next steps in the campaign
• Draft Programme F
• For Consideration
• Sweat the Budget out R. PATRICK COLDSTREAM,International Finance
• pleased with the Budget
• Mr. Gunter's Life Ambition
• Unrobin Castle,Pat Jordan
• Workers’ Control
• Apartheid Exposed
• Liver Walker
• i “affluence”, that of the working
• Pay Policy Guinea Pigs
• Machinery of Prices and Incomes Policy
• R. Leo Abse, Mp,
• Economic League
• "Half-million houses needed" say Railway Clerks
• join The Week
• March Programme: Easter Saturday
• Easter SundayGreen Station
• Easter -. MondayKen Goates

The Week Vol. 3, No. 6, 6 February 1965

• According to the U.S. authorities there were no casu
• Warbey Speaks on Vietnam
• MCF launches active Campaign from Jo
• Labour Government, Not Antay Dead to and
• M.P., J. Kozonguizi (SWANU), H.E
• Summer School on
• Festival Hall Concert
• 10th February, 1965. Vol. 3, No
• Day SchoolMike Forman
• AEU Clamps down
• Algeria threatens mines takeover Tha mineo of omariol interact iJean Holman
• Peace News
• Peace News
• What Is to Be Done?
• Is has been alleged that the Hawker
• What the Workers Get
• Who the Directors Are
• Sir Sidney Camm
• Sir Joseph Lockwood
• Sir. Halford Reddish
• Sir Aubrey Burke
• Sir Thomas Sopwith
• WORKERS CONTROL Steelmen make a flying start
• How Business invades the UniversitiesFabian Families
• Omerville. Hastings
• The Family and the
• b AN the weeks following the decision
• Portugal: Students Act Against Oppression
• Protest to the Ministry of Education, Lisbon, Against the Arrests of the Students. Demand Their Immediate Release
• Some Truths about Congo
• "Third Pipeline" by British t
• Use the Week Co-op Number
• R. Robert Roosa,
• Negroes’ conditions worsen
• 71.13 West

The Week Vol. 3, No. 6 (insert), c. 6 February 1965

• Steel Industry Structure
• (ex-BISF & ISB) | oe Trion 4 ore nining,Imports,Scrap Research Production |
• = compiled by ur SIRUCTURE CF A SINGLE ENTERPRISE,
• ne 4 deration

The Week 17 February 1965

• [untitled opening]
• Standing Order

The Week Vol. 3, No. 7, 18 February 1965

• STEP UP THE PRESSURE
• Malaysia — STOP THE THREATS
• Book Review
• the 19th CenturyBrian Simister
• Incomes Policy — ‘
• Royal Arsenal Co-op. Row
• its proper powers in a —" with
• Labour's Roll of Honour
• U.S. Consul snubs Birmingham Students
• Left Club
• Left Club
• Aircraft Crisis —
• Labour and the Woolwich Arsenal
• Site — Factory & Plant
• Effort—men & Machines
• Staff—trade Union
• ~ Chancellor
• DUCT Repercussions of Redundancy
• The Lab@ur Exchanges proved to be
• Easter March if - OSLen Nicholas
• CND Group knocks Govt.
• End Vietnam War
• R. David Stayt
• Australians organise against French Tests
• Unions reject deportation plans
• Big strides in Education
• SOUTH KOREA Guerrillas attack Army barracks
• Rebels oppose Base
• G. ok H. "Gals: Chartist Portraits
• NEWS FROM THE CO-OPS) Hull Co-op Subsidises Tories
• There Was No System of Getting the Scheme to
• peg prices
• Richard Fletcher
• Oxon Farmers reject Incomes PolicyChris Arthur
• DATA debates Incomes Policy
• The New Dritish Industry,
• Swedish "new Left' Discusses Workers' Control
• Left front against NATO
• Czechs want pay rise
• been impossible for us a0 send an
• Lobby of M.p.s
• tion, to the extent of humiliating coloured people as their point af
• Any Questions?
• Use the Week Co-op Number
• Sidney Silverman, M.p Hugh Jenkins, M.p
• Hull Aircraft Workers' Meeting
• Speed Nationalisation

The Week Vol. 3, No. 7, 18 February 1965

• Special Vietnam Crisis Supplement Stop Press: Five More M.p.s Sign Vietnam Motion
• The World Front Against U.s. Aggression in VietnamPat Jordan

The Week Vol. 3, No. 8, 25 February 1965

• 25 Friar 195 MONKen Coates
• roe weekend brought stern news. “Hard, tough and
• Any Questions?
• Left-wing Victory in
• Young Socialists’ Summer School, 1965
• Peace News
• Peace News
• Workers’ Control
• Incomes Policy
• "the E.c. of Data
• More Cuts in Store ?
• the Sunday Express
• News from the Unions
• AEU Foundry Workers MERGER BASIS AGREED
• Cuba’s way for Latin
• Resident Sukakno |
• Unesco, Unicef, Fao and Ilo
• Workers take over plantations
• Does Self-management Work ?
• The Congo—a Comment
• Rebels capture important Congo town
• March on Washington
• A STRONG protest was issued by
• also demanded a wage increase and the re-establishment of the right to
• Rent Crisis in Glasgow
• Income as Proportion of Housing Account
• Tom Nicholls
• Tony Southall
• by Beverley McCaulay
• 1. that CARDAlan Rooney
• Alexander Defence

The Week Vol. 3, No. 9, 4 March 1965

• [Untitled, contents page]
• a ofa ae
• Any Questions?
• Top Management Stakes A Ta time when Peter Shore is retirement
• Building TrainingUnion Boom
• for the Unions
• Race Violence Erupts
• Boycott move
• 4th March
• Behind the Balance of Payments Crisis
• Power Workers Demand Control of Overtime
• The Fetish and the
• = Labour’s Moment of Choice
• The Fetish and the Menace
• Bertrand Russell Denounces Congo Intervention
• Bertrand Russell
• Vietnamese Schweiks Trouble U.s
• Afro-Asian Strategy
• MALCOLM X's Last Speech
• sheet off the Ku Klux Klan." Mal- colm declared that the government
• Social democracy today :

World Politics, Vol. 1, No. 2, 6 March 1965

• Murid Politios
• Malcolm X_- Martyr in the Cause of Freedom
• Hands Off the Democratic Republic of Vistnami
• Ga ~S
• The Dynamics of World Revolution Today

The Week Vol. 3, No. 10, 10 March 1965

• [untitled opening]Ken Goates
• Mr. Paget Rocks the boat?
• Incomes Policy — a letter Toresent a for of confusion en- policy that isAlec Acheson
• Tgwu Slates Package Deal
• Bosses Talk ToughDave Windsor
• Jack TannerRoger Protz
• The Young Socialists
• The Nus Is Our Trade Union
• Monday, 15th March, 7.15
• Oung Guard,
• Transport muddle analysed
• STAN MILLS Sale of Railway houses
• Page 114 Algeria
• Control Demand
• Las e WORKERS CONTROL has sunk
• Seretse Khama
• Charter for
• Alexander Defence Committee set up
• Kitson Fund Exceeds Target wi
• Irish Anti-apartheid opposes SA Rugby
• Scholarship Fund
• Society Split
• North AmericaTom Nicholls
• Campaign Against Racial Disgrimination
• C It is all eyewash. This question of

The Week Vol. 3, No. 11, 17 March 1965

• [untitled opening]Ken Coates
• An Appeal for Easter
• ae General Secretary of the
• The Week — March 31, 1965
• March 31. 1965 — the Week
• Democracy and the
• “cape Town
• The Week — March 31, 1965
• March Programme: Easter Saturday
• Easter SundayGreen Station
• Apartheid's Last Loophole
• The Irish General Election
• Youth Start
• The W Britain Helps the Gas
• The Week — March 31, 1965
• term assistance in village defence." It BAHRAIN RIOTS TESTPat Jordan
• Page 143 March 31, 1965 — the Week
• LEFT IN HAIT UNITES af jap young Haitians, all
• JAMAICA — What Next?
• exploited by any clever demagogue who decided to set himself up as
• Book Review “the Age of Automation”
• The Week — March 31, 1965
• A Wews Awalysis for Socialists Editors~-robin Blackburn + Ken Coates
• Telegram Your M.p. TodayPat Jordan
• Protest Against U.s. Vietnam PolicyJ. Bedford* S
• Nalso Chairman Writes to Mr Bilson on Vietnam
• Oxford Labour Party Wants Change in Vietnam PolicyChris Arthur
• Kemp Town Labour Party Wants Opposition to U.s

The Week Vol. 3, No. 11 (supplement), 17 March 1965

• Wilson Still Backs U.s. on Vietnama Parliamentary correspondent MR
• U.s. Considering Nuclear Bombing of North Vietnam
• No Filippino Troops for South Vistnam
• Strikes and Arrests in Bahrainan Arab correspondent
• British Communise Oppose Russian Line on ConferenceDave Windsor
• Berkeley University Head Quits
• The Budget the United States Would Like to SeePat Jordan
• Healey Rescinds Map Ordera Parliamentary correspondent MR
• Big Money in Malayan RubberDave Windsor
• Ambulances for Cuba From British People
• Preview of Next Week's Issue

The Week Vol. 3, No. 12, 24 March 1965

• [untitled opening]
• There can be no excuse
• R. Aubrey Jones,
• John Saird
• Education Study
• NALSO prepares
• Don't Push Deflation Too Far
• The Labour Government’s Foreign Policy
• Warren Commission
• Democracy and the Bomb
• The Bay of Pigs
• The Age of
• Books in
• More thoughts on the City
• British Steel Soggy Says Time Magazine
• Yndon B. Johnson, U.s
• Why Mr. Wilson Backs the U.s. Over VietnamPat Jordan
• Did Mr. Stewart Change His Tune?
• Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation

The Week Vol. 3, No. 13, 31 March 1965

• [untitled opening]
• Steel Workers to Strike
• aa part, to divide andRaymond Challinor
• Irish Report
• Workers’ Control
• Snags About Incomes Policy
• say ‘Turn Left'Foundry Worker
• Page 124 Aircraft Workers meetAlan Rooney
• Hoover threatens closure
• A COURT at the Greek port of
• ON CHURCHILL Cone students of Ruskin College,
• A Fight for Freedom
• Fenner Brockway
• NORTH VIETNAM The Facts
• Use the Week Co-op Number
• The Nationalisation of Steel Nito
• The International Monetary Fund A BRITISH ECONOMIST’S VIEW
• 1964, something like 55 percent. of repayments have been in the form of
• Wilson Still Backs U.s. on Vietnama Parliamentary correspondent MR
• U.s. Considering Nuclear Bombing of North Vietnam
• No Filippino Troops for South Vietnam
• Strikes and Arrests in Bahrainan Arab correspondent
• British Communise Oppose Russian Line on ConferenceDave Windsor
• Berkeley University Head Quits
• Budget the United States Would Like to SeePat Jordan HE
• Healey Rescinds Map Ordera Parliamentary correspondent MR
• Big Money in Malayan RubberDave Windsor
• Ambulances for Cuba From British People
• Preview of Next Week's Issue
• E Week: a Wews Analysis for Socialists ; Editors--roein Slackburn - Ken Coates
• _ industrial scene.

The Week Vol. 3, No. 14, 7 April 1965

• [untitled opening]
• Editorial Address: |
• sis for socialists BIG JIM'S "CONFIDENCE" TRICK
• A New Clause Four Battle
• From a Parliamentary correspondent HOUSING BILL WANTS TIGHTENING UP
• 1960 Campaign Committee Issue Programme
• The "1960" Committee Declares War on Price Raisers, and Comes Out Strongly for the Defence of L.c.s. Members and of All Consumers,
• 2 War Rally in Manchester
• Bristol South C.l.p. Telegrams Mr. WilsonTom Nicholls
• London Labour Proposalsa correspondent,
• Recent London Co-operative Society Resolutions
• [Untitled]
• Hull Labour Movement's Pressures on VietnamTony Topham.
• South Africa Nes
• Sartre Cancels Visit to U.s.George Saunders
• The Seek Over Easter SponsorsRamond Williams

The Week Vol. 3, No. 16, 21 April 1965

• was its size. Despite the weather which could have
• Once More on Viftnam
• "a Plan for Incomes"*
• The Financial Times Urges Immediate Action
• The Economist on Labours CabinetDave Windsor
• Scots Hangman Leaves for New Life - in South Africa
• Rising Cost of Arms *Labour Research
• Arms Expenditure Over 17 Years
• Annual Costs
• Production Costs of Individual ItemsPat Jordan
• After the Tsr 2
• Tsr _-2 and the Aircraft Industry
• "march on Washington" Leader Gives InterviewBarry Sheppard
• Q. Whatare SDS's

The Week Vol. 3, No. 17, 28 April 1965

• Irish Elections Steel Nationalisation
• Preliminary Announcement
• Vietnamese Trade Unionists! Boycott Call
• How Much Profit?
• The Meaning of May DayJohn Saville
• Another Big Loan for Britain
• Wage Rates Now One Per Cent Behind Price Rises
• Doctor Bray Resigns
• Foundry Workers! Leader on Viftnam
• Printing Unions in Merger
• N.u.p.e.'s Statement on the Incomes Policy
• A New Trade Union in Catering?
• Health in EdinburghGavin Kennedy
• 15,%00 Workers Win 49-hour Week
• Fight Continues to Free Alexander Eleven
• South African Big Business Journal Advises the West to Rethink
• A sequel to the article of March 31st. IRISH ELECTION POST-MORTEM
• The Irish General Election ResultsWilliam Barrett
• Stop the Rot of Racialism in Britain
• Steel Nationalisation - a Draft Plan

The Week Vol. 3, No. 18, 6 May 1965

• Nur’s Case
• Editorial: Steel and the Municipal Elections
• •.and Now Dominica
• "the Economist" Likes Mr. Brown
• Why "mik." Is Mad
• Frank Cousins' Union Holds the Line !a special correspondent
• or the exorbitant steel compensation, an the T & GWU wrote on the wall at this co
• U.s. Railway Unions Call for Public Ownership
• Stormy Manchester May Day
• Leicester Vietnam Demonstration
• London, May 8-9th. Eve of Conference ReportA.J. Tophem
• Editorial Announcement
• Liner Trains: the N.u.r. Case
• Executive have urged them to int i y
• Support the N.u.rPat Jordan
• Building of Liner Trains Forging Aheada special correspondent
• Landlords V. Tenants*Frank Allaun
• More Details of "week" School on Africa
• How Comprehensive Are Comprehensives?Julian Atkinson
• Harold Wilson in Hulla Hull correspondent
• Bristol Colour Bar IncidentTom Nicholls
• Dominicas "daily Telegraph" Man Gives Inside Story

The Week Vol. 3, No. 19, 13 May 1965

• The Director and the streamlining of the unions
• It Pays to Fight
• Even to the Right of Turkey!
• U,s. Imperialism and the Dominican Republic = a History of AggressionDave Windsor
• Railwaymen Lobby Parliament on Liner Trains' Issuea London reader
• Anger on the Railyaysa rails! correspondent
• Labour Party to Hear N.u.r. Case
• "the Director" Wants Speedy *streamlining' of Unions
• We've Not Noticed!
• The First Fruit of the Incomes Policy?
• World action against U.S. imperialism
• U.s. Recession in Year Ahead Predicts "fortune"
• More Bankruptcies in Canada
• "week" School on Africa
• The Labour Peace Fellowship's Next Meeting
• Reminder of S.a.c.u.'s Inaugural Meeting
• International symposium on Marxism
• "why Steel"
• Wanted Urgently
• Industrial Democracy school a great success
• Workers' control and workers' education

The Week Vol. 3, No. 20, 20 May 1965

• [Untitled, contents page]
• STOP PRESS
• Mr. Tom Fraser Mistaken If He Thinks Liner Trains' Issue Closed
• Campaign Against Religious Discrimination in Northern Ireland
• Linwood sit-in
• A.s.s.e.t.'s Stand Could Bring 10,000 New Membersa special correspondent
• American Ambition Can Kill Us All
• The Haunted Fifties I. F
• _..from Yalta to Disarmament J. P
• Politics and Law in South Africa
• Catholic Action and Politics
• Japanese Socialists knock Mr. Wilson
• A broadly-based British Committee for Peace in esis seer
• Australian Tug Crews Boycott U.s. Warships
• Filipino Papers Denounce Plan to Send Troops to VietnamDave Windsor
• Depopulation of the bordersGavin Kennedy
• Consumer Produg“ion Still Lags in the Soviet Union
• Industrial democracy brains trust
• The Rhondda Valley Pit Disaster
• Industrial Democracy School: the First DayTrevor Griffiths
• (1) How to Double Your Money Tax Free
• Incomes policy facts
• " _ erecta February 2 : HS
• (3) Company Profits 19% Up This Year
• (4) Japan No Longer "a Low-wage Economy"

World Politics, Vol. 1, No. 4, 20 May 1965

• [untitled opening]
• U.s. Student Marchers Blazed a Path
• They Aren't Bratn-washed Interviews with Washington Marchers
• Marchers" Petition T™] Congress”

The Week Vol. 3, No. 21, 27 May 1965

• [Untitled, contents page]
• A Time to Fight
• Banks prosper under LabourDave Windsor
• Builders Want Nationalisationa special correspondent
• Two More Print Unions Plan to Amalgamate
• Bristol Labour Club Disaffiliates From the Party
• Steel Rebels Under Fire
• Steel Conference Recall
• Based on S.i.i. Report Socialist Parties Knock U.s. Over Dominica
• Attacks on civil liberties in West IndiesWest Indies News Bulletin*
• Important. Reminder
• South African reportsa South African reader £1 A
• Venu Transkei Africans Face Starvation
• "union. ‘tinder Attack
• Co-operative democracyAlan Rooney
• A Solution to the Dock Problem*
• (a) the distribution of work among the labour force; (b)
• There will be thre (a) Port Boards;
• Workers * Councils
• Trade Unions
• How the Tories keep in power in Ulster
• Jack Lynch's first BudgetD.R. O'Connor Lysaght

The Week Vol. 3, No. 22, 3 June 1965

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Is Harold Wilson's Conscience A-nmouldering in Its Grave?
• The Issues Before the 1965 C.n.d.. ConferenceJulian Atkinson
• Council for Peace in Vietnam Set Up in Doncaster
• Disarmament and Jobs
• Turn Woolwich Arsenal Into a "peace Factory"Will Fancy
• Labour C.n.d. Writes to Mr. Wilson
• Namionalised Industries "not Run for Employees"Dave Windsor
• Unione debate incomes policya special correspondent F.B.U
• Brighron Trades Council Want Young People InformedChris Arthur
• Scientific Workers Offose Incomes PolicyMartin Turner
• Locomen Reject Single-manning of Locomotivesan industrial correspondent
• Two-thirds Vote for Strike in the Electricity Offices
• Homelessness- Is There an Answer?John Connor
• Wanted: a House in Britain for One in
• Mr. Cousins and the T.G.W.U
• The Kind of Support Woodrow Wyatt Ts Getting
• South Nottingham Labour Party Supports Rattinen
• Students up in armsMartin Lonoy*
• Manchester District Branch of Vicinam Committee Established
• Bristol Anti-apartheid to Picket Cricket MatchTom Nicholls
• Manchester Workers? Control School Gathering Support
• Attragts Widespread Attention New
• New Left book causes stir
• Belgian Elections Heavy Defeat. Says Socialist
• Portuguese struggle sharpens
• West German Students Protest Against "emergency Laws"
• 43 make possible the elimination of parliamentary opposition;

The Week Vol. 3, No. 23, c. 10 June 1965

• [untitled opening]
• May 24,19 Dear Mrs Duff,
• Contents Stop Press
• Vietnam: Wilson Must Change His Line
• What Is This Man Gunter?
• "towards Socialism"*Tony Topham
• "towards Socialism**Robin Blackburn
• Judges! Control of the Law
• The Preston Strike
• Statement by C.a.r.d. on the Preston Courtauld Strike
• Lincoln Labour Party Demands Socialist Foreign Policy
• Alexander Committee to Broaden Campaign
• Belgian Social Democrats Suffer Crushing Defeata Brussels correspondent
• East Germany: Economic Progress and "liberalisation"David Childs*
• "justice" in Georgia
• Africa Freedom Day Folk and Jazz Concert

The Week Vol. 3, No. 24, 17 June 1965

• [Untitled, contents page]
• All Roads Lead to Manchester This Weekend
• Stop Press: a Letter to Thy Week From N.a.l.s.0
• Australian Dockers Fined €74,000 for Vieinam Strike
• Vietnam Committee Formed in GlasgowTony Southall
• Labour Party Support for '"teach-in"Rod Kreiyman
• Camnaign for Democracy in Ulster
• Milking the National Health Servicea Health worker
• British writers support Portuguese colleagues
• U.S. whites less racialistJean Holman
• Yes, definitely 20 oe
• Dr. Beeching's departureStan Mills
• The Financial Times Wants "legal Sanctions" Against Strikes
• Should the Beatles send back their medals?
• The Confed. has a militant agendaan industrial correspondent
• Co-op Congress Oppose Executive on Equal Pay Issue
• Workers' conditions in Tanganyika
• Trade Unions in Malaysia Protest Against Strike Ban
• Strikes inPat Jordan
• a ie ¢
• Press barons extend their tentaclesAfro-Asian Journalist

The Week Vol. 3, No. 25, 24 June 1965

• Workers’ Control Conference
• [Untitled, contents page]
• China's View of the Commonwealth Peace Mission"John Fox
• All ‘welcome to N.al.s.c, MeetingT. Brewer
• Bristol Trades Council to Support Lobby
• Nottingham City Labour_party Sends Vietnam ResolutionLabour Partye
• First South African Cricket Match to Be Picketed
• Incomes policyGeoff Coggan*
• Workers' Control School Slams Gunter
• Youth Officer Tries to Stop School
• Open letter to George Brown
• Manchester Vietnam Peace Group Active
• South African cricket tour
• Directors learn home-truths
• Godber Wants Strike Penaltya Parliamentary correspondent
• The Scarborough "Labour Party"
• U.s. Investments in European economics correspondent U.S
• Huks Gain StrengthPat Jordan

The Week Vol. 3, No. 26, 1 July 1965

• [Untitled, contents page]
• THE WEEK - A NEWS ANALYSIS FOR SOCIALISTS
• A bloodbank for Vietnam?Ken Coates
• Scarborough Socialists' AppealPeter Baines
• Make July 5th Vietnam independence day!
• It commemorates the best traditions of days when it was a byword for freedom,
• Ipswich C.n.d. Demonstration - for Peace in Vietnam
• Brown's incomes policy rejected
• a) It does not adequately provide for the badly underpaid sections of the community, thus freezing into itself existing injustices. Before
• Budget concession worth £450,000
• Must Have 20% Return in E. Africa
• The Courtaulds strikeGeoff Cogan,
• Confed. condemns Lords' amendment
• Scientific \jorkers Ban Overtime
• Ireland: the Seanad Election and the I,t,w.uD.R. O'Connor Lysaght.
• imprisoned in MississippiS.N.C.C. 700
• Poverty in Arkansas
• Is Your Firm Here?
• 44 Brit. & Commonwealth ship. - 2 ri sf
• ‘os Rootes Motors oe ae: rie 660600
• Mikardo on Government's 25cord

The Week Vol. 4, No. 1, 8 July 1965

• - Algiers |
• "the Week's" Summer Schedule
• T.g.w.eu. to Campaign for State-run Transport
• Government Must Carry Out Promises - N.u.r Chiefa special correspondent
• Tons Coal Target to Be Scrapped?P.J.
• Net Loss of 30,000 Miners in One Year
• Vietnam campaign
• Ebocke Welcomes New Clause in Rent Bill
• Nottingham City Labour Party Advocates Boycott
• Tinned Pilchards Are Out!Dave Windsor
• Fantastic Concentration of Big Business Controlan economics correspondent
• Separation of Ownership and Control in IndustryTom Nicholls
• End of the CommonwealthC. Van Gelderen.
• Malayan Party Worried by U.s. Investmentsa special correspondent
• Who Is Behind the Coup D' Etat in Algertia*
• Castro on AlgeriaDave Windsor
• Save Ben Bella, Save Henri Alleg and OthersPat Jordan
• The Scarborough Labour Party•
• Fire at Labour's Northern Voice Office
• Bulk Orders
• Bankers Orders
• Labour Mp's,
• Nalso School the Nalso School
• Beer CIE OS

The Week Vol. 4, No. 2, 15 July 1965

• Special Issue: Report on the Third 'Voice' Seminar on
• What the papers said about the school: Peace News
• hitas dill by Ken Coates.
• tes • r to almost everybody on the
• eee ae
• Why we must reject the Incomes Policy...Ken coates
• Workers" Gqntrol, I | Nationalised Steel Tndustry
• 7B Bi
• the (a little NEDDI, replacing
• Michester Vod Dis' Control Conterence: Dockworkers! _group
• hard the key awouldrautomatically aisappear,
• e 03015
• Report on the Docks...By Ken BrittonKen Britton
• A solution to the docks problem..By Dockworkers' Voice
• 4(a) Port Committees will consist equally of port workers elected from and by Workers Councils and representatives of
• • There wilk be thr e) Port Boards! VE
• Workers * Cccunncils
• Trades Unices
• Other Week Pamphlets on \ Workers! Control) 4
• New Left Review

The Week Vol. 4, No. 3, 22 July 1965

• [Untitled, contents page]
• The Campaign to Change-:labour's Policy Over Vietnam
• Vietnam = 'eiections Would Be a Tragedy' Say Yanks
• Bonus Dispute on the Southern RegionStan
• weeks. It is some months now since the drivers on the S.E. division first
• Information for Manchester Parents' Action Committee
• Nottingham Labour P
• Apartheid Cricketers Picketed in Bristol
• Anti-Apartheid campaign
• Algerian Oil: France's New Privileged Positionan economist
• Algeria Item Crude Says Dave Windsor
• Labour and PortugalPortuguese correspondent
• S.d.s. Plans Further Anti-war Action
• Walter Lippman on Vietnam
• South African headlines

The Week Vol. 4, No. 4, 5 August 1965

• [untitled opening]
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Labour Men, Tory Measures
• oy od =
• The Labour Party conference
• Mre Warbey."'s stand
• Housing and the Labour Party ConferenceBill Vester
• Young Socialists = the end?Roger Rosewell*
• Militancy pays offHrian Simister,.
• Construction Men Beat VictimisationDick Skyers
• Employers Get Tough with Clydeside Electricians
• Scottish C,.N.De. conference
• Hiroshima Day Concert
• Campaign for Comprehensive EducationAlan Rooney
• Batrand Russell's message to the Helsinki conference
• Company taxation down
• a) ee
• Adopts Its Aimsa special correspondent C.A.R.D
• “new Left Review Opens the Discussion
• Catholics and Politics
• Rand Daily Mail Will Not Be Silenced
• Neo-colonialism in ActionBrian Simister.

The Week Vol. 4, No. 5, 12 August 1965

• [Untitled, contents page]
• The struggle for democracy in South Africa by Matthew Nkoana
• Hehkkekkkhkehe Hhh Hhhk Ek Hh Hhh Khkekhkxkrheh * Towards Socialism
• Keke Hkehhkhhhhkhhh Hhh H Hhh Hhhe Hkhhhkh*
• C.O.A.O. resolution on South Africa•
• The South African situation by Barney DesaiBarney Desai.
• ANNOUNCING a new series of papers OTHER WEEK PAMPHLETS:
• Read the Week

The Week Vol. 4, No. 6, 19 August 1965

• The Left
• [Untitled, contents page]
• The Young Socialists: Support From Glasgow C.l.p
• Young Socialists' campaign
• Indian Workers Association Criticises Immigration Policy
• Mr, Freeson Hits Out Against "prejudice"
• Labour Candidate Resigns Over. Rent Increases
• Technicians' Union Declare Their DissentDave Windsor
• The Case for a Greater London Labour Party
• The Meaning of the "devlin Report"Bob Pennington
• is opposing Mr. BowdenGeorge Powe
• Jamaica and the Immigration
• Australia - domestic opposition

The Week Vol. 4, No. 7, 26 August 1965

• First Year
• Labour's First Year -=- Must It Be the Last?Ken Coates
• The Nature of the Vietnam WarRalph Sehnenemann

World Politics, Vol. 1, No. 6, September 1965

• Politics Rl D
• International Socialist Review
• Revesling the Age of Permanent Revolution - a Trotskt Anthology
• Boumedienne's Government
• Hugo Blanco's Role in the Peruvian Peasant Move Elt
• The =.d.4. for Trotsnyisi Aid Witt Whom We Are Collas0rting")
• Sbs Ort Be Ro World

The Week Vol. 4, No. 8, 2 September 1965

• (or Why the City Is Pleased with Wilson)
• [Untitled, contents page]
• The Passing of a Pioneer - a Tribute to Willts Gallacher
• Flying a Kite for Mr. Wilson?
• No More Arms for Portugal
• Capitalism and War
• Firemen Turn on the HeatLeo Keely + sede Giclee
• C.N.D.'s September programme •
• Save the Y.S. Campaign
• Sir Osborne Defends Mr, CallaghanVisiting Artistes Weleome
• Special Offer
• Hhh Kkkekehkhehkek Kh Khhkhkhkhhkhhhhehheh Kkk
• U.K. Lags behind in social security
• Donnelly Wants New Type of Party
• The Singapore secessionJohn Eber
• Nigerian Trade Unions to Boycott Companies
• Militant Wins Despite Government Interference
• Los Angeles revoltFred Halstead.
• Russell on U.S. imperialism

The Week Vol. 4, No. 9, 9 September 1965

• Let Britain Hear the Vietnam Freedom Fighters Case!
• [Untitled, contents page]
• A New Low for Mr, Stewart
• Mr. Wilson and industrial democracyKen Coates
• Yes, Mr. Wilson
• The contradictions of DevlinTony Topham
• The Week to produce docks pamphlet
• Affluence and Labour's votesa sociologist
• Scottish "Save the Young Socailists" campaignTony Southall SCOTTISH "SAVE
• any” other constituent section of the Party.
• South Gloucestershire C.l.p. Protestsa Bristol correspondent
• South Nottingham C.l.p. Joins Protest Movement
• Mexico bars ships for Vietnam wara special correspondent
• Greek Crew Refuse to Ship U.s. Arms to Vietnam
• Five Years for Draft-card -burners
• Vietnam War Averted U.s, Recession Says 1st National Bank
• Independent Vietnam is a symbolBertrand Russell
• Mr. Wilson Refuses to See Delegation Over Bombing of Dams in Vietnam
• Dossier on the proposed visit of N.L.F. spokesmen
• Vietnam and the Labour Party conferenceBill Vester
• The Labour Party
• Ken Coates
• Young Socialists prepare for battle
• Russell Peace Foundation Directors Sponsor "the Week"
• Thah as Shhotor Eee

The Week Vol. 4, No. 10, 16 September 1965

• . Campaign
• Welcome, Bertrand Russell!
• India and Pakistan
• Nottingham City Labour Party Launches Vietnam Medical Aid Campaign
• American Embassy Backs Down
• A Letter From a Peterborough ReaderGeorge Fovargue
• Piano Recital in Aid of Peace Foundation
• Free Speech Campaign makes progress
• Yorks Peace Groups Protest Over Visas
• Special Leaflet on Free Speech Campaign
• C.A.R.D. appeals to the trade unions
• Labour Party campaign against Immigration White Paper
• Conference: How to Strengthen the Labour Government
• Build for Peace March
• South Wales miners fight closuresJohn Davies (Neath)
• Industrial investment slows down
• More "redeployment" Necessary Says George Brown
• Plan for Motorsan industrial correspondent THAT "CLOSED SHOP"
• Brazzaville Congo nationalises educationHsinhua
• Six Months for Having a Banned Booka South African reader
• Detained for 180 Days as a “material Witness"
• American imperialism's orisis of policy
• C.I.A. complicity in the Indo-Pakistan warDave Windsor C.I.A
• British imperialism's stake in India and Pakistan
• Bertrand Russell on the Los Angeles Negro risingBertrand Russell.

The Week Vol. 4, No. 11, 23 September 1965

• 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 Teachersan A.T.T.I. reader
• Hull T.g.w.u. Mass Meeting on DevlinTony Topham
• Campaign for nationalisation of fishingEast Yorkse
• 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 WeekDave Windsor
• Vietnam Day planned in BerkeleyHal Verb
• Ireland during the printing strikeDeRe O'Connor Lysaght
• 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 Week Vol. 4, No. 12, 30 September 1965

• For Labour
• An Alternative _.policy for Labour
• The National Plan= a Pattern EmergesKen Tarbuck
• Home Policy
• Ull Can a Memo for New Readers of the Week
• What the Big Business Press Said About the “national Plan"
• What We Must Fight for and We Should Fight for It
• the truth

The Week Vol. 4, No. 13, 7 October 1965

• Wipe Away Labour’s
• [Untitled, contents page]
• After Blackpool - the Fight: Goes on
• Blackpool Briefing: a
• Wipe out Labour's shameKen Coates
• Church Support for Medical Aid to VietnamJ.M. Blackman
• The Need for a Socialist Incomes PolicyLeo Keely.
• Shop Stewards Write to Mr. WilsonJ. Bedford FORDS+
• Demonstrators at BlackpoolPat Jordan
• tea. no answer to our case has been given.- -----
• retention of work on the Merseyside of a diversified nature. This is in conjunction with the policies propounded by...George Brown...and to support
• K" Sponsor Visits China
• Four "week" Sponsors Stand for National Executive
• The "week" at Blackpool
• Malcolm Caldwell Joins the "week"
• Joan Baez Concert in Sheffifid
• Labour Policy in Soury Arabia
• "one Year of Labour Government" - a Ycnd Meeting
• Bristol to Discuss "how to Strengthen Labour"
• North East Bristol C.l.p. Supports Free Spech CampaignTom Nicholls
• The Gap Widens: Your Move Mrs. Castle!A. Miller (Glasgow)
• Three Months and Deportation for ImmigrantDave Windsor
• Young Socialist Leader Resigns Over White Paper Vote
• Hatchery and Humbug
• The White Pacer Kite
• Mmh Hr Pur Rh Ek Se Sr
• Wilson on Immigration

The Week Vol. 4, No. 14, 14 October 1965

• What Next?
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Rhodesta, the United Nations.....and Aden
• The bakers' case
• Stereotypers' Union Ifader Warns Laboura printer
• Bloody news from VietnamChris Farley
• Spends More on Poison Gasan American reader U.S
• U.s. Cleporal Sick of Killing "women and Kids"
• Lancaster students' lodging victory
• Japanese Graduates Face Unemployment
• Manchester University Vietnam Teach-in
• Young Socialists' "discussion" documentsR. Kirk
• at the National Assistance BoardJohn Connor
• Glasgow Vietnam March
• Guyuana Symposium
• profits up over £2 milliona liverpool reader PLESSEYS!
• Big Business Boss Says Workless Needed for National Plan
• Trade Debt Collections Biggest Ever
• Blackpool 1965 - two views. Is Ken Coates
• Ken Coates
• Now for a Majority
• The White Flag
• Labour now like Democratic Party - Co-op NewsRichard Fletcher
• which “is "Fun" on "capitalist Tings re
• Discussion Article Whose Victory?Unitas

The Week Vol. 4, No. 15, 21 October 1965

• And Labour
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Socialists and the Labour Party
• Southern Region Locomen Tired of Waiting
• Tanker Drivers to Hold 48-hour Strikean industrial correspondent
• Nupe Not to Co- Operate on Hospital Work Studya NUPE reader
• North West Raiimen to Declare Liner Trains "black"
• Why 3: Resigned From the Labour PartyK. John L, Chapman*
• Tories "living on Borrowed Time" ~- Borrowed From Labour!
• Scarborough: Labour Party and Left Club to Hold TalksPeter Baines
• Scarborough Left Club Issues a Challenge
• Advertisers Announcement
• The Wage StopMargaret Croucher
• Immigration Advisors Criticise White Papera special correspondent
• U.s. Aircraft Bomb Hospitals Throughout North VietnamChris Farley
• Independence for Aden! Stop the Imperialist Terror in Aden!*
• Socialist Vorkers Confederation Formed in BelgiumHenri Vallin
• Monopoly Grows in British IndustryAndrew Miller
• Apartheid Supporter Does Well
• 'che! Guevara's Letter to Castro

The Week Vol. 4, No. 16, 28 October 1965

• Men of
• The Week needs ce Facilities
• Men of Principle
• Polls Versus By-election ResulisPat Jordan
• The Bristol Dock Strike
• Bristol and Avonmouth Dockers ReturnTom Nicholls.
• London Meeting on Devlin
• The N.u.r.'s Policy on Railway Workshops
• Enoch Powell on Anti-trade Union Legislation
• Advertiser's Announcement ¢Anthony Blond Limited
• Developments in British IndustryDave Windsor
• National Assistance S: Who DecidesNancie Pickett
• How Britain ‘upholds' the Geneva AgreementsChris Farley
• Right-wing Socialists Condemn LabourS.I.I. INDIA
• Malta Labour Party Criticises White Paper
• Auto-gestion and the State in AlgeriaIan Clegg*

The Week Vol. 4, No. 17, 4 November 1965

• The Centre for Socialist Education
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Welcome to the Centre for Socialist Education
• From Bad to Worse
• The Centre for Socialist EducationPat Jordan
• NO _ ARBITRATION ° FOR N.U.I.W. from a special correspondent
• How to Avoid Redundancy Payments
• Liner Trains - N.u.r. Members Demand Conference
• ag ten and Ge eel Workers has disturbing riers
• Militancy Pays Off at the Airfields
• A Letter From a National Assistance Board Worker
• The Manchester Socialists! Conference
• U.S. Investment in Scotlandan economics correspondent
• Regional Imbalance in Britaina special correspondent.
• Who makes Labour Party policy?Len Youle*
• Ian Mikardo on Incomes PolicyTom Nicholls
• No Freedom for Students in Portugal
• More F.b.i. Agents in Latin America
• Foreign Mercenaries to Remain in Congo
• Editorial Notes
• Mr. Smith's Rhodesia
• Strike Hits Communist Newspaper
• The Brussells Vietnam Demonstration
• Showdown in Birmingham haulage dispute
• Planning and Workers! Control inA. Miller

The Week Vol. 4, No. 18, 11 November 1965

• Not When
• Not "when" but "whether"
• Rhodesian Merry-go-round
• Centre for Socialist Education Goes AheadPat Jordan
• Bristol Liaison Committee Mass MeetingTom Nicholls
• After the Bristol docks' strikeMark McGrath*
• Foundry Workers say "get off our backs"
• The Campaign for Socialism
• telephone me at Primrose 1541 any evening. Yours etc,
• Lesson Learnt in Cambridge,
• Those "elections" in Portugal
• American Army Versus a G.i. Refusing to Fight in Vietnam
• LAGRIMAS DEL CROCADILO" (The Tears of the Crocodile)Alexander "LAS
• U.S. capital infiltrates West Germany•a German reader "DER SPEIGEI"
• Preobranshenski's GhostKen Coates
• The Young Socialists - Labour's Lost Youth"Ron Kirk
• The driver's lotAD. Law
• Advertiser's Announcement

The Week Vol. 4, No. 19, 18 November 1965

• Urgent Action
• Vietnam: Urgent Action Is Needed
• The Lesson of Erith
• Protest Against Witch-hunts
• Manchester Socialist Conference Established
• Birmingham C.S.E. set up
• Glasgow Protest Over Ken Coates! Expulsion
• Much Needed Service?Peter James CAN C.S.E. GIVE A
• A Counter-plan is neededCharles Posner
• A Dockers! Plan for the Docks: the Alternative to Devlin
• The Bristol and Avonmouth Docks Liaison Committee Charter
• U.K. housing down the list
• For Unofficial Strikers?a transport correspondent, ¡FINES
• A Letter From the "freedom Folk"
• The expulsion of Ken Coates
• The Foreign Secretary in Japan
• Servicemen Refuse to Fight in Viennaman American reader MORE U.S
• Iran Defence Committee FormedStan Newens, M.P
• The kidnapping of Ben BarkaGertrude Elias*
• Neo-colonialism the Cause of Latin America's Economic IllsDave Windsor
• Castro doesn't see a thawHarry Ring,

The Week Vol. 4, No. 20, 25 November 1965

• Johnson’s Lie
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Johnson's Vietnam Lie and Labour
• Two New Sponsors
• C.S.E,. to bring out incomes policy "read in,"
• Yorkshire C.&,.8. Regional Conference
• The Comprehensive Schools Committee
• Manchester Socialist Conference very representativeAlan Rooney
• Blackpool and ScarboroughPeter Baines
• An Appeal From Scarborough New Left Club
• Igwu to Democratise Jerseya special correspondent
• The B.b.c. and Censorship
• The Reason for Incomes Policya special correspondent
• Britain's Defence Bill One of World's Highest
• Inevitable Says Lloyd's BossDave Windsor
• An Appeal for South African Freedom FightersBarney Desai
• Strathclyde University Debates Immigration Policy
• By David Riddell, Planning, Centralization, and the Market in YugosiaviaDavid Riddell,
• Statement of Aims
• Centre for Socialist
• Wt Gnciose

The Week Vol. 4, No. 21, 2 December 1965

• Coal Scuttle
• Labour's Coal Scuttle
• Stop Press
• Unofficial strike penalty for Busmen
• Workers! Safety Committees Niwded
• Steelmen knock Gunter?
• Keeping Out China
• The Anglo-Irish Free Trade Area
• The new American anti-war movementPred Halstead,
• Growing Concentration of Banking
• Who Owns Whom
• Parent Bank Controlling Interest
• Parent BankLloyds Bank
• Lloyds Bank crew
• Minority Interests
• Chris Farley, 15, Ramsden Road, London, N.11. Sean Gervasi, 71, New End, London, N.W.3.
• Brighton: Ian Clegg, 4, Clifton tak ig te Sussex.

The Week Vol. 4, No. 22, 9 December 1965

• That Boat!
• Stop That Boat?
• New bus agreement a disastera provincial busman
• Dave Lambert calls for workers' control
• Young Socialists' national conference2 Birmingham delezates
• Lincoln Labour Party calls for Y.S, democracya Lincoin reader.
• Escalating to Disastera special correspondent
• Cambridge C.S.E. established
• Important Ber-p.f. Meeting
• Protests Continue Aginst the Expulsion of Ken Coates
• Yorkshire C.S.E. conferenceKen Coates
• Rhodesia: two viens
• Should British Troops Be Sent to Rhodesia?Dave Windsor
• C.I.D. harries Malayan politicians
• Vietnamese Christian States His Mind
• Yuroslavia - a rejoinderKen Coates.
• erases that the weakest ee = ee _

The Week Vol. 4, No. 23, 16 December 1965

• Bertrand Russell
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Support the Miners! M.p.s
• Tankermen's bombshell for bosses
• Worsening Conditions in TeachingKen Bodfish (ATTT)
• Hull youth mobilise for by-electiona Hull reader
• Plan for Saving Y.s. Publisheda Birmingham reader
• Harrow Centre for Socialist EducationPeter L. Jenner
• The C.s.e. Directory
• Witch-hunters at it againBrian Simister
• Rhodesia: force the only answeran Oxford reader RHODESIA
• Comment on Last Week's ArticlesJohn Holland
• Australian Vietnam Day CommitteeRoger Holdsworth*
• Red-baiting in New Jersey•Joseph Conlin
• Lord Russell's message to
• Lord Russell's Message to the Cuba Conference continued /
• East Ham N.u.r. Asks Executive to Support Vietnam CommitteeLen Nicholas
• Tory interests in Rhodesia
• ee of coNorthern Ireland

The Week Vol. 4, No. 24, 23 December 1965

• A Message
• [Untitled, contents page]
• A Message to Britain From Vietnam
• Government Policy Will Axe 50,000 Jobs in AircraftDave Windsor
• Produces Two Valuable PamphletsPat Jordan RESEARCH"
• Economist calls for. compulsory arbitration
• Philips to Lay Off 1,500 Workersa Special Correspondent
• Is the Coal Industry Contracting Too Quickly?*Will Whitehead
• The North Hull by-electionTony Topham. *
• Vote Labour =
• The Young Socialists: a Plan for SurvivalMartin Pressage
• The Bbc's War GameRaymond Challinor
• Radical Alliance Intervention in Hull North
• Vietnamese Birthday Honoured in LondonJohn Price
• Three Brave Americans
• The Organising of a Campaign
• Witch-hunters Again = a Comment
• Centre for Socialist Education Plans Teach-ins
• The Shame of Mr. Fraser*Alex Kitson
• The Example of Cuba*Bertrand Russell
• From a Special Correspondent SUBSIDIES FOR POLITICAL PARTIES IN SWEDEN
• A German Incomes Board ? *

The Week Vol. 4, No. 25, 30 December 1965

• [untitled opening]
• Che Guevasa's SocialismKen Coates.
• Man and Socialism in Cuba =
• 'che' Guevara's Letter to Castro