1966
The Week Workers Control Conference, 1966
- The Centre for Socialist Education
- Zontrol, was taking on a resronsibility which ned naan
- ot be
- fir -senti
- 3 oS oO
- Credentials List of Delagates Attending the Workers' Control Conference
- 22h Zeeton, 6 Staunton Drive, Sherwood, Nottingham. (Labour Party)
- Oven, College of Education, Cotti inghen 2d. Hull. escott, & Postern Gate, Hull. (AUS
- op gy bopetep eng ares
- andrew Rigby, 105 Bramcote mane » Chil,
- Graham Chadwick, 26 The dre scent, Chorley, Lenes. (NALS)
- ==• ev Dr. vanusz *. Golebions i
- - iE Erd
- Archives in Trade Union History and Theory
- Righ on the
- Workers' control is necesnar, in the mining industry. Nationalisation has foiled unless benefits in wages and
- better conditions have been transfered to the workers. *************** * * : * * *
- Health Ind Felt,
- Sccupabiona. health Service needs o) rongdelt ed NVH.S.
- he wouLe Increase sou people,
- Wharves report by N Walsh, ILGIU,
- N Sugostavia = Sc..ndinve. Eo Modees
- report by i lubiard. PACKAGE DEALS SEMINAR
- “ort on the Busmen's Seminar
- Strel Report
- Seminar Report on Labuur Democracy
The Week Vol. 5, No. 1, 4 January 1966
- Die in Indonesia
- [Untitled, contents page]
- The Vietnam Peace Trick
- Apologies to Correspondents
- Railway Review attacks incomes policy
- Builder Makes His Workers "self Employed"
- Sheffield CSE formed
- From Tony Southall #CODSIDE C.L.P. VOTES FOR DEMOCRACY
- National Tour to Celebrate N.l.f. Anniversary
- The Inaugural Meeting of the York Branch of the C.s.e.
- Yorkshire C.s.h. Gets Down to Brass Tacks
- Suggestions for Work in a Centre for Socialist Education
- Reinstate Ken Coates Campaign
- Env_shop Stewards Org‘nise Conference
- You Are Wrong, Richard Gottl
- Ly a Nottingham reader RIGHT-/ING KILL 100,000 INDONESIAN COMMUNISTS
- The Soviet Union, China and Vietnam - Charges and Countercharges
- A Letter on the North Hull By-6leution
- Balance of Payments Much Worse in 3i Quarter
- Labour and the Plowden Report
- Busmen Lose £39 for Striking
- The C.a.o. Launches "operation - Rhodesia"
- "act Now to Build the Freedom Army"
- Rhodesia: a Comment on John Holland's Commentary
- Rhodesta: a Note
- How to Make Labour Party Regional Conferences Useful
- Have You Any Unwanted Back Copies of "the Week"?
The Week Vol. 5, No. 2, c. 11 January 1966
- The Unions
- The Unions Must Fight
- By our transport correspondent DE-MARIONATISATION IN ROAD TRANSPORT
- TG.W.U=_ From a special correspondent
- AoS.S.E.I. 100ks at claims delays
- Young Socialists! Conference = an Important Correction
- Should we support Richard Gott?
- Nottingham C.S.E. draws up programme
- The North Hull by-election
- North Hull - Radical Alliance replies
- The Campaign for Solidarity with the People of Vietnam
- Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation Benefit Performance
- Saturday Night and Sunday Morning Starring: Tom Bell Joan Heal
- A letter from Vietnam
- Humereys Gets "warm' Welcome in Honclulu
- 40,000 Sign Letter of Protest Against U.s. Aggression
- The John Palmer case
- Manchester Socialist Conference
- Free Universities flourish in the U.S
- Incomes Policy Will Hit Poorer Regions
- A Further Cowmmnt on Yugoslavia
- Pops" make millions
The Week Vol. 5, No. 3, 20 January 1966
- A Lesson in Solidarity
- [Untitled, contents page]
- A ‘rail Strike?
- Intolerance in North Hull
- Welcome to Ann Keer
- Hull C.s.e. Founded
- Nottingham C.s.e, Brainstrust on Incomes Policy
- Please Send Your Donation
- to students - a class issue
- S.a.c.u.. Meeting on Role of China
- Reminder = Reminder - Reminder - Reminder = Reminder = Reminder = Reminder
- Coa.o. Meeting on Rhodesta
- Meetings on Africa
- Young Fabian pamphlet on "Womanpower"
- Hull's Labour left and Radical Alliance
- Van Gelderen replies to Ballantine
- Iysenko in disgrace
- The Campaign for Solidarity with the people of Vietnam
- Nottingham and Hull to have Solidarity with Vietnam meetings
- Inited action by Southall workers
The Week Vol. 5, No. 4, 27 January 1966
- [untitled opening]
- Lee Must Go!
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Lee Must Go! Build a United Front of Railmen and Miners!
- Why the railmen are to strike
- 33 Secure implementation of the 40-hour week from January,1966.
- Investors! Chronicle Lavish Praise on "more Unemployment” Paper
- Six Gaoled for Making Drugs Cheaper
- North Hull: intolerance could lead to defeat
- Humberside Voice in the Hull By-election
- Railway Review Exposes Price Rise Scandal
- Committee at Work
- Further details of Johnson's peace offensive
- U.s. Official Calls Nea.tsce Involvement in Vietnam
- South East London Group of C.s.%- to Be Formed
- Formation of Croydon C.sehe
- Formation of Oxford C.s.e
- Committee of African Organisations to support Vietnam campaign
- Vietnam Solidarity Campaign Supporters Meetings
- Vietnam Campaign Diary
- As Others See Us = "new Society" on
- I.b. Tabata Speaks
- Hong Kong Satlurs Boycott South Vietnam War Materials
- Trade unionists versus
- Solidarity organisation set up in Cuba
- Mexican Peasants Seize Land
- Saturday Nigh & Sunday Mornine
- Starring: Tom Belli, Joan Heal, Fune Ritchie,
- Rhodesta and South Africa - the Role of U.s. & British Imperialism
The Week Vol. 5, No. 6, 3 February 1966
- Vietnam Campaign
- Coal: Some Questions Which Must Be Answered
- How Waccomodating" Can Nr. Stewart Get?
- Coal: Some Questions Which Must Be Answered
- Srssseeshsessheresshtshehtehsehsheshsheehsssehrsehshthhhsheh Eters Shehhehtehhehehe Hehe Rd Ehheh Ohss Ehs Hehe
- ‘fred Lee Must Resign!
- North Hull: a Victory Against a Tory Revival
- Why ‘v8 Should Support the N.u.r
- Sheffield C.s.e, February Meeting
- An Appeal for Unity From Arnold Kettle
- The New York Transport Strike = a Victory for All U.s. Labour
- Meeting to Establish C.s.e. Branch in South West
- Rhodesia and South Africa ~ the Role of U.s.e & British Imperialism
- Tabata to Speak at "week" Meeting
- Hull Fishermen
- Vietnam Campaign: Johnson'!s Effigy Burnt at U.s. Base
- Vietnam Campaign: Comprehensive Teachers Congratulate Vietnamese
- Vietnam Campaign: Supporters Meetings in Hampstead and S.we London
The Week Vol. 5, No. 7, 17 February 1966
- The Ratlmen Must Fight on
- DE 5F.0canoMewne
- Hull dockers' fight
- Manchester Socialist Conference on Incomes Policy
- South East London C.sf. Formed
- Fred Ice - a comment by a miner
- Further Vietnam Campaign Meetings Planned
- Stop Press
- Fue1 policy - the answers come in
- Harrow _c.s.e_ Inaugural Meeting
- Insurance unions form confederation
- Indian workers to support Vietnam campaign
- Wall Street Peace Panic
- Labour's Policy in Opposition
- Help the Campaign for Solidarity with the People of Vietnam
- Inflation in Saigon
- The future of the
- Trade Unions Urge Liandudno Boycoti
- An Appeal for Unity From Arnold
- Appeal Shouid Be Taken Seriously: K.y
The Week Vol. 5, No. 8, 24 February 1966
- Aoitas2id3.1 Yoimu Jcaat-itua
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Incoves Policy - Back the I.g.w.u.l
- a 2 The N.C,B. can provide new jobs for old!
- It cost £300,000,000 to save sterling
- reader. from an Oxford
- Journalists' Union Has Critical Incomes Policy Resolutions
- Bristol C.s.e. Formed
- Our transport correspondent writes: tor Transport, a journal which
- Vietnam Solidarity Campaign Two meetings were held in the
- Enfiewd Students to Sponsor Vietnam Solidarity Campaign
- Trade Unionists! Campaign Committee to Be Established
- Vietnam Day Meeting to Be Heid in London
- Sectarianism the Danger
- A Programme for a Programme
- “the Poor and the Poorest
- Protests by Americans Against U.s. Bombing in Vietnam
- New Orleans a
- How to Break a Strike
- Important Correction
- Press statement from'Africa KENYA BANS CRITICAL JOURNAL
- Appalling Slaughter of Communists
- Companies Bill, - Letter to "the Times" From Michael P. Fogarty I
The Week Vol. 5, No. 9, 3 March 1966
- Crisis Wool
- 2t2uaido2 Яо Зітаиа 2wзи А
- [Untitled, contents page]
- De Sfwmiaavrwne
- Labour's "Future for miners."
- Close vote on Daily Worker name change
- Imaigrants Must Be United
- London Vietnam Solidarity meeting
- Croydon C.S.E. publishes rents facts
- Where Does Yor M.e. Stand on Anti~trade Union Law?
- How English workers lost their liberties
- Street Address City/state/ Province ¢
- "red Tape" Exposes Archaic Wages System
- Priest trade unionist victimised
- Whats the hold up in seamen's wages
- The John Palmer Case
- International protests against American aggression
- esne t l te env Acrs, eps te tre role of tna body.
- Swedish Protest Against U.s, in Vietnam
- Cta Recruits Agents at Universities
- Help Wanted
- The Peace Election that almost was
- U.S. trained military units almost exhausted
The Week Vol. 5, No. 10, c. 10 March 1966
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Solidarity with American Socialists a
- Seamen say "Open the Books"
- Hardly an Unreasonable Demand
- Workers' control meeting attracting delegates
- London Labour Party to Debate Bob Mellish
- American Socialist Murdered by Gunman
- Efficiency for what?
- Trade Union and Labour Party Delegates to Attend Vietnam Solidarity Conference
- Hull C.S.E. meeting on incomes policy
- Behind the seman's strike
- Winning the Working Class Movement for Solidarity with Vietnam*
- The seamen's strike and the Daily Mirror
- Japan to take over South Korea
- Indonesia: Mcnamara Lets the Cat Out of the Bag
- De Onstrations in Norway Against U
- Australian Seamen's Union Refuses to Handle Vietnam Ship
- U.S. establishing bases in North Africa
- World Bank Loan for Thatland
- Big Italian Strikes
- An Open Letter to Wladyslaw Gomulka and the Central Committee of the Polish Polish
The Week Vol. 5, No. 11, 17 March 1966
- In Danger
- Electric Stapling Iiachine Franking Machine Addressograph Machine
- Sese Es Ro
- TOs ceccccccccesccccccscccccovceccce NAL OF YOUR BANK @ceeoeroereeeeeeveowseerecosenoeeooeeoe ADDRESS OF YOUR BANK
- SigneGeseeeelerggeeedderes eeeeoceneen
- Unions in Danger!
- The left must fight
- Johnson's an ti-poverty programme
- The Left Must Fight,
- Two Interesting Meetings for Nottingham C.s.e
- Release the Guiana detainees
- More Unemployment by the End of the Year?
- Those aircrashes - an interesting theory
- Youth Movement Under Attack
- Hampstead Young Socialists Support Vietnam Solidarity Campaign
- Socialist planning for the Highlands
- Committee for the Defence of Trade Unions Set Up in Bristol
- Anti-Apartheid activities. •
- Open Letters in the Election Campaign
- D.a.t.a, and the Prices and Incomes Bill
- Workers _wanted
- Vietnam, the cold war and Labour
The Week Vol. 5, No. 12, 24 March 1966
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Wo Woarkduip Wn Hy
- Jack Jones on workers' control
- Mr. Donnelly's Election Address
- Meeting on "the Case for . ‘kwame Nkrumah"”
- Nottingham and Leicester C.s.e
- A reply to Chris Otley
- Support the American Anti-war Movement!
- Lessons of Labour 1964-1966
- Open letter to Anthony Greenwood
- Sses Sss Sss 5555s 5s Sse Sss >5
- Hull fishermen's strike
- Employers' organ support Labour over Common Market
- Fishermen's Strike
- The thin end of the wedge on Incomes Policy?
- Rate NGOLy_Weges policy,
- New Editorial Address
- Support the Vietnam Solidarity Campaign
- The Vietnam Solidarity Campaign issues an appeal
- Immigrants and the General Election
- Com Onvenith I Migr Nts Are Here to Say- Make Your Presence Felt
- An open letter to the Prime Minister
The Week Vol. 5, No. 13, c. 31 March 1966
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Week - 'ents
- Bellman Answers Back
- Reflections on the Commissioners of Inland Revenue Report
- istics which are demonstrablyunbelievable as evidence of true profit; and for all that I welcomed the courage of the Chancellor in setting about the
- N.a.l.g.o. Opposition to Incomes Bill
- U.s. Government Intervenes to Prevent Pay Award
- An Editorial Announcement
- extracted from I.P.A. Reports WORLD-WIDE ANTI-U.S. DEMONSTRATIONS
- Vietnam Troops Denial Puzzles R.a.f•
- Ths Turmoil in World Commodity Prices
- Conference of Portuguese Students Abroad*
- Significant (?) West German Collusion with U.s. in Vietnam
- What the Left Should Do After the Election
- Compulsary Blood Donareons From Saigon Schoolchildren
- Illegal Elections in Okinawa
- The Case of the Anti-war Army Lieutenant
- Investors! Chronicle Alarmed by U.n. Report
- More Warning Signals for the British Economy
- Answer, Brother Brown !
- The Need for a Socialist Incomes Policy
The Week Vol. 5, No. 14, 7 April 1966
- A Message From Bertrand Russell
- Bertrand Russell
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Nm Ov.
- The March
- It is not necessary for The Week to argue VIEWNAM: THE LAST PRETENCE GONE:
- A Vietnik Manifesto
- A Speech Over Hanoi Radio to Fellow Anericans
- Protest against British help for U.S. in Vietnam war
- and John Freeman Michael Foot
- extracted from "The Observer" HAROLD LEVER COMFORTS BIG BUSINESS
- An American speaks over Hanoi radio
- Encouraging Start for Cambridge C.s.e
- East London C,s.b. in Action
- Centre for Socialist Education 1966 Summer School
- Nalso Conference 1966
- N.U.F.T.O, activists discuss trades unions
- An important A.E.U. election
- G.e.c~e Workers Strike Against Colour Prejudice
- Vietnam activity
The Week Vol. 5, No. 15, c. 14 April 1966
- [untitled opening]
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Reflections on the General Election
- I Join Th Roll of Honour
- The 1966 "socialist Register"
- Luftwaffe seeks bases
- 30,000.000 Tons Excess Coal Output in Common Market by 1970
- West German officers! plan for Vietnam
- Leicester Centre for Socialist Education
- The Vietnam Solidarity Campaign on the March
- Communist Party candidates in the General Election
- Some features of the 1966 General Election
- Not dismay in the City over Labour's victory
The Week Vol. 5, No. 16, c. 21 April 1966
- [untitled opening]
- [Untitled, contents page]
- A Fund for the American Embassy Demonstrators
- A Welcome Development
- C.s.b. Seminar. on Workers! Control
- C.s.b. Activity in Bristol
- Inaugural Meeting for Hull C.s.e
- Wood\¥orkers Against Legislation
- Use of the G.p. by Coloured Immigrants
- Table 1. Consul? Tions (3) Table 2. Home Visits(%
- Table 3.night Calls (%) Table 4, Acute Hospital Admissions
- Editorial notes
- Latest issue of Voice of the Unions
- Special May Day "labour's Northern Voice" Devoted to Vietnam
- Spies in trouble
- North West London Railmen Against Legislation
- The Co-ops And. Amalgamation
- Railway Review Criticises Yugoslav Sentences
- Letter From Bristol
- N.U.R. annual conference has militant resolutions
- Directors call early warning bill "lunatic"
- Directors'.Journal..on-Brown's Lunatic Bill-/continued 3.
- Painters! leader rejects 'early warning'
- Good response to Vietnam Solidarity Campaign Easter activity
- A call to the national Vietnam solidarity conference
The Week Vol. 5, No. 17, 28 April 1966
- f exsiood & ee basmed |
- Unions Versus the Government
- The Queens Speech: Docks and Steel
- U,s.» Seize Farmland in Vxinawa
- Japan in a ferment
- Industrial Casualties Increase in Japan
- is legal. MINERS IN JAPAN
- Industrial Democracy={ 4 New Move
- ugh. from "Caravan Workshop"no.2.
- Manpower Crisis in the Mines Jeopardises the National Plan
- Bribery of Coloured Workers Denounced by T&gwu Official
- Oil: a commanding height
- Chris Otiby : a Further Comment
- Galbraith: "Vietnam a graveyard of U.S. policy"
- Youth Cnd Demonstration
- Vietnam Solidarity Campaign gathers strength
- London Vietnam Solidarity Campaign Activities
- Swedish students make solidarity call
- Condemns American Aggression in Vietnam
- Second Issue of "vietnam Solidarity Bulletin" Out This Week
- The First Public Meeting of Hull C.s,5
- East London C.s.e. to Have Forum on Incomes Policy
- Hull Fishermen's leaflet on strike
- Ammunition for the Dockers' Fight
- Humberside Voice addresses all dock workers
The Week Vol. 5, No. 18, 5 May 1966
- Aa Es
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Labour's new M.P.S•
- Rhodes.tan Turn-about
- Firms Go Bust in Nine Weeks
- Advance Notice of C.s.e, Meeting in Cardiff
- Victory for Left in A,e.u. Election
- Facts and Figures About Labour M.p.s
- M= 2927); 1gwu462);a301717) Nugn30(10):udaw18)3 Tr Oim,
- Wilson on Vietnam (in opposition)
- Indonesian Gencrals Cla Our for Purge
- British Aid to I Von Sia
- American Arms Caused Indo=pakistan War Says Galbraith
- Human rights in Guyana
- detained a conderable time and it was to be hoped they would have been released prior to independence and the Emergency Regulations rescinded.
- New Ulster M.p. Urges Enquiry
- Alleged Colour Bar Al Bus Department
- Draft statement of aims of Vietnam Solidarity Campaign
- Vietnam Solidarity Campaign activities grow
- Humberside Voice Backs Vietnam Solidarity Campaign
- Future Vietnam Solidarity Campaign Activities
- The myth of China's military threat to the West
- 14 workers Control Supplement
- Srsa Ar Rhe Rahrraaeshr Erase Shaafaadss Oras Arabreeeaabaed Oer Oboeor Ee
The Week Vol. 5, No. 19, 12 May 1966
- Ses Ess Gees
- The Seamen and the Left
- The Future of the Docks Industry
- South Wales C,s.e, Inaugural Meeting
- First Thoughts on the Payroll Tax
- To Them That Hath It Shall Be Given 1
- ee “abe —
- Analysis of Nasserism
- Majority of Malawian Europeans to Sit in Parliament ?
- Is "che" in Peru?
- Follow-up Meeting
- Oxford Vietnam Peace Movement Set Up
- In Speakers at Socialist Congress
- Welsh Miners Want Welsh T.u.c
- Mounting Y
- Move to Form Labour Businessmen's Discussion Group
- Council House Rents Up 84 Per Cent in Two Years
- Barbara Castle in Favour of "open" Liner Train Termlnals
- Workers' Control Seminar Shapes Up
- Oxford Cse Commemorites the the
- Lawrence Daly's Speech at the Scottish T.u.c
- Draft Agenda for Vietnam Solidarity Conference Published
- Seamen Call for 40 Hour Week
- May Day in Hull
The Week Vol. 5, No. 20, 19 May 1966
- a he
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Seamen , Boilermakers, Tgwu ~ Now for the Rest of Us
- Solidarity with American Socialists a
- Seamen say "Open the Books"
- Hardly an Unreasonable Demand
- Workers' control meeting attracting delegates
- London Labour Party to Debate Bob Mellish
- American Socialist Murdered by Gunman
- Efficiency for what?
- Trade Union and Labour Party Delegates to Attend Vietnam Solidarity Conference
- HulL C.S.E. meeting on incomes policy
- The seamen's strike and the Daily Mirror
- Solidarity with Vietnam
- The "daily Mirror" and the Seamen's Strike
- Japan to take over South Korea
- Indonesia: Mcnamara Lets the Cat Out of the Bag
- Demonstrations in Norway Against J.s. Role in Vietnam War
- Australian Seamen's Union Refuses to Handle Vietnam Ship
- u.s. establishing bases in North Africa
- World Bank Loan for Thatland
- Big Italian Strikes
- Isaac Deutscher protests over arrest of Polish socialists
The Week Vol. 5, No. 21, 26 May 1966
- [Untitled, contents page]
- The Wrong Emergency
- Workers' Control campaign
- A Further Note on Thr Campaign for Democracy
- East London C.s.e,. Meeting
- Who Said It?
- Secret Pro-verwoerd Radio in Britain
- World - wide Vietnam Solidarity action•ON JUNE FOURTH AND FIFTH
- Editorial Stop Press
- London Labour Party Conference
- Bristol Peace Sponsors to Send an Observer to Vietnam Solidarity Conference
- Miners “demonstrate in Germany
- Workers in Europe strike
- Seven Million French Workers Go Into Action
- Shipping Firms Huge Profits
- Political murder in Detroit
- Safety Delegates in Industry
- Democratic control campaign starts
- Hits the Headlines
- Third Issue of Vietnam Solidarity Bulletin Out Soon
- Workers! Control, the N.u.m. and That Power Loading Agreement
World Politics Special Supplement, June 1966
- [Untitled, contents page]
- I Cuban Revolution Crotsetism Versus Stalinism in Ti
- An Emergency Opeuation
- Some Deny Others Are Trotseyists
- Posadas and Healy
- Blas Roca's Wonderful "froops"
- Some Telling Omissions
- Evades Challenge of the "monthly
- The Question of Che Guevara
- Adolfo Cilly and Leg Bernard
- Do Communists Stand for Democracy?
- Bourgeois or Soctalist Revolutions?
- The Lesson of Indonesia
- When Will They Explain the Tragedy in Indonesia?
The Week Vol. 5, No. 22, 2 June 1966
- [untitled opening]
- ath tlh
- Solidarity with Vietnam
- The Nottingham Purges
- The Seamen's Battle Sharpens
- "incomes Policy, Legislation, and Shop Stewards"
- Bertrand Russell Condemns Expulsion of Ken Coates
- Revulsion in Nottingham at N.e.c's Action : Widespread Support for Protest
- Sara in Wonderland
- News of Workers Con Rol Seminar
- Redbourne Steel to Attend Conference,
- Cs. General Committer 3 Set
- Labour Party, Haringay Council for Peace in Vietnam, St Mary's(Iwickenham) Socialist Society, Hackney Labour Party; Derby Indian Workers' Association;
- Deutscher Speaks in America
- An American with Time to Think
- British Training for South Viefinamese Army
- Behind the Indonesian Coup Speaker: Ralph Schoenman
- Neo Colonialism in Action in Jamaica,
- Appeal Committee to Help Spanish Intellectuals
- San Francisco Union Killings
- Greek Workers on Strike
- Italian Workers Continus Struggle
The Week Vol. 5, No. 23, 9 June 1966
- [untitled opening]
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Defend Labour Party Democracy
- The Seamen Get Tough
- Launching of the Vietnam Solidarity Campaign ; the First National Conference
- condensed from The Militant!# DETROIT MURDER SPARKS SOLIDARITY MOVEMENT
- Solidarity with the Seamen
- Plain Speaking at Labour Peace Fellowship
- Militant Youth Movement Formed in Jamaica
- Solidarity with seamen
- Wants Tougher Incomes Policy
- Pamphlet Says 'declarations' Futile
- The Left Begins to Move
- I.r.i.s. Goes "left"!!
- Fabian Pamphlet on “chinese Ambitions"
- oe ae ©
- Rusk Unwelcome in Norway
- Phillippines Opposition to Vietnam Involvement
- American Companies Frofit From Vietnam War
- Rhodesian police
- Camden Centre for Socialist Education
- Bast of Suez
- Workers T Control Seminar, the Latest News
The Week Vol. 5, No. 24, 16 June 1966
- [untitled opening]
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Zurich or Westminster?
- Stand by the Seanen!
- Against Labour Witchhunts
- Cco Workers Keep Left
- THD WEEK+ A NEWS ANALYSIS FOR SOCIALISTS Vol, 5« Nos 24. 16th June
- Special Announcement
- Vietnam Solidarity Campaign ; Conference Resolutions
- 5 Per Cent Rise for French Seamen
- In of the Act
- S$ Public Pronounce 7 "'s Strike _"g! Mist
- Vietnam Solidarity Campaign
- Join the Vigtnam Solidarity Campaign
- Editorial notes, PAGE 7 The Miners! Voice
- March with S: Win Hu)
- Manchester Socialist Bulletin
- Director £26,250 for "wrongful Dismissal”
- Ruhr Steelworkers Win 40-hour Week
- Mike Kidron Replies to Tony Topham
- Raise Dockers' Dignity - Kevin Monamara
- New Left Review Number Thirtyseven
- Vietnam War Boom Getting Out of Hand in the U.s.a,
- Unions the Economy Under _\no! 1 Self—management in Yogoslavia
The Week Vol. 5, No. 25, 23 June 1966
- [untitled opening]
- i Australian L.P. and Vietnam. “fh Politics and shop stewardse
- Unions Under Attack - Solidarity the Only Answer
- Your Last Chance
- A_very Important Notice
- Hara Aaa Iaa Aaa Aa Aaa Kaka Kar Akira Kk Kk Kia Aik
- Vietnam Courier Now Available to "week" Subscribers
- What Pearson Ignored
- Manpower Loss Threatens Coal
- We Can't *negotiate' the Vietnamese People's Rights
- Australian Labour Party's "rebel" on Vietnam Policy
- The Theory of Modern Capitalism
- Politics and the Shop Stewards
- Is_a Wage Freeze on the Way ?
- extracted from Hsinhua STRIKES SURGE IN EUROPE
- West Gerlany 1,000
- The "financial Times" on U.s, Investment in Europe
- July 3rd. Action at the American Base at Alconbury
The Week Vol. 5, No. 26, 30 June 1966
- [untitled opening]
- Say No to
- [Untitled, contents page]
- 3 7 Arms for the N,l.f. " 15
- Stop Press: the Bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong
- Workers' Control Conference: Notting Ham
- Sncc's New Leadership
- "the Week's" Summer Schedule
- Vinenam Solidarity Campaign Activities
- Protest Against Indonesian Slaughter of Communists
- Fantastic Inflation in Indonesia
- Incomes Policy, Legislation and Shop Stewards
- National Liberation Army of Vietnam
- There will be: an art exhibition; poetry reading; live jazz; 1 classical sitar; And other entertainments and refreshments.
- How to Get There =
- American Answers Bertrand Russell's Call
- Another Watts Murder
- Strike at Krupp Steelworks
- 180,000 Ruhr Miners Schedule Strike to Force Government Subsidy
- Diverting the U.s, Peace Movement
- Editorial Page. 9 Democratic controk in otaps
- Submitted by N.D. Jones, C.I. Framp and C. Goddard, of the Richard Thomas & Baldwin, Redbourne Works Delegates' Sub-Committee on Steel Nationalisation.
- Present Organisation at Works Level
- 6 Regional Boards |
- Worker's Control school 5210 us
- Departmental Committees | ~
- The Hull "solidarity with the Seamen" Committee*
- Parliamentary Stalinism
- Big Rise in Unemployment in the U.s
- Italian Strike Wave Continues
- Malayans Di Onsirate Agatnst U.s. Troops
- West Germany Grants Loan to Indowista
- Huge Demonstrations in Vietnam
- How the "franc Area" Preserves Neo=colonialism in Africa
The Week Vol. 6, No. 1, 7 July 1966
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Death Penalty for Anti-war G.i.r?
- Right=v7ing Germans Claim Soviet Land
- The Week's Summer Schedule
- Have You Subscribed to Vietnam Courier Yet?
- An Appeal to Jennie Lee
- Support for George Clark's Fast Against Vietnam Bombing
- Right*wing Armies in California
- Hoffa to Run Teamsters From Prison?
- U.s. Armed Forces at 11-year Peak
- The Vistnam Solidarity Campaign Participates in London Demonstrations
- Editorial notes Page ' 7 Scottish notes continued
- Call for Hull Labour Conference
- Cse South-east London Group
- How to Get There
- Book This Date!
- Conference Report Vietnam Solidarity Bulletin Out
- Package Deals & Trade Union Policy
- A Parting of the Ways ?
- The Rape of Formosa
The Week Vol. 6, No. 2, 28 July 1966
- Fight the
- British Smear Politics
- Harold Wilson on the July Crisis +
- George Brown on the July Crisis +
- A New Brutalism in British Politics
- Scottish Developments
- ' Z Ncomes Bill
- Firemen Oppose Incomes Legislation
- The Labour Party's Docks Report
- Michael Stewart Backs Australian Build-up in Vietnam
- Seamen to Back Ken Coates ?
- This Week's ‘week!
- North Sha Gas Belongs to the People
- Left Wing Activity in Sheffield
- Labour Groups Again
- Hackney Rejects Incomes Policy and Demands Workers' Control
- “my Fight for Re-=instatement*
- Advance Notice
The Week Vol. 6, No. 4, c. 11 August 1966
- [untitled opening]
- New Young Socialist Paper
- Vietnam March to Transport House on Eve of Party Conference
- British Equipment in Vietnam
- Incomes Policy, Legislation and Shop Stewards : a
- What I Saw in Lowndes County, Ala Bama
The Week Vol. 6, No. 6, 24 August 1966
- I T. on the Wage Freeze
- Militanc Impending for the labour movement.
- The Froth on Neo}capitalism
- The Froth on Neo-capitalism
- The Froth on Neo-capit-lism
- Please, Please Pay Up, .nd Permit Us to Be Humane Again § Please, Please Pay Up, and Permit Us to Be Humane Again %
- Sogat (218,516); A@b (119,513); C&awu (79,177); Data (65,893)3_
- Ths .ge Freeze - a Banker's View
- Anti-frugie Rally Planyed for Blackpool and M\nchester
- Aeu Strike Gainst the Pal Freize at Sheffield
- Opposition Mounts as the Freeze Bites
- Line Up against the Wage Freeze
- D.a.t.a. on the Wage Freeze
- A Socialist Alternative to Wilson's Squeeze
- The Shorter Working Week and Overtime
- American Reaction to the Vivinal War Crimes Tribunal
- Verification of U.s. Aircraft Losses in Vietnam
- Ta Material Bi Queen Street, Near Blackpool North Railway Station.
- Pledge Yourself 20 Demonstrate Against British Complicity in 2:5 Vietnam War
- I Pledge Myself to Attend the September 28th Demonstration Against the Labour Government's Complicity in Thes Vietnam War
- Please Send Forms to the Following
The Week Vol. 6, No. 8, c. 31 August 1966
- A Policy Against Sackings
- Ree Degrees of freeze = 8 Profits in Indcig
- Workers Fight Union- Breaking Shutdown
- Is There a Price Freeze?
- All,ma Speaks Out at Manchester Meeting
- Asgow Meeting Against Freeze
- Rise in Glasgow Unemployed Youth?
- Economist Calls for Two Year Freeze
- Australian Labour Party Expels M.p. for Wilsonism
- Siisffisld Call for
- War Crimes Tribunal Challenge
- (from the Times) America's Stake in Did Vietnan Elections.
- Foreign Company Profits Drop in Tdia
- Set E.N.V. dispute se Aircraft Industry
- Willesden C.s.e. Meeting on Preramme for the Left
- Centre for Socialist Education Statement of Solidarity with E.n.v Workers Ss
- Tenants Call for Radical Change
- Royal Commission Paper on Shop Stewards
- Week Readers to Discuss T.u.c. with Delegates
- An Important Day School
- Subject: "the Government's Economic Policy"
The Week Vol. 6, No. 9, 15 September 1966
- CONTENTS 15th September,
- Crossman Drops the Veil
- An Urgent Appeal .. an Urgent Appeal an Urgent Appeal
- Sartre Calls on Russia to Deter Washingto!
- Government Ban on Vietnam Demonstration
- Willesdon Centre for Socialist Melting
- Plackpool - the Fraudulent Victory
- standstill } aes
- USDAW (350,000) Against | Against | POR { AGAINST
- Smash the Freeze - Fight Unemployment
- Hugo Blanco in Danger!
- Citizens' Council Set Up
- A Threat to the Shop. Stewards C
- Si ec» g
- London Week Forum
- Report of the lill nds Regional Delegate Conferenc
The Week Vol. 6, No. 10, 22 September 1966
- ! Dishonesty
- Defend Jobs by Work Sharing = Reject Gunter's "sack 'em" Call
- Millions of Dollars Due for Repayment During Freeze
- Times Warns of a Further Threat to the Economy
- Union News
- Shipyard Union Leaders Reject Merger Pian
- Ratlwaymen Oppose Wage Freeze
- Government Publication Describes Forge Buildings as "beyond Hope"
- Bofects of the Freeze in Scotland
- Vietnam Notes
- Paving the Way for Escalation
- L.b.j's Former Speech-writer Admits Deception
- Americans Working on Germ Warfare
- w We
- were planning to recruit to the •s. cause, american scientists are now work- ing on means of detecting body odour electronically.
- The Blackmail Elections
- Without Comment
- First Strike of Aboriginal Workers Wins Big Pay Rise
- a owe &
- Aclice Ban on Saly of Viedmam Pamphlet Deftied
- Trial Opens for Hugo Blanco
- Vietnam Demonstration - a Deliberate Obstruction ?
- London Week Forum
- TUC Conference, t
- ‘the Week' Appeal Fund
The Week Vol. 6, No. 11, c. 29 September 1966
- Povs Amalysis for Soctalis?
- 'the Week' Con Labour Pardy Coiperzice and
- a te f°
- Sheffield Cse
- Vietan Dxeibi@ion Vist®s Sricmtorn During Ccnpir.ae
- c RNS ry pe! iS ts om J KY ch by
- Vietnam Protest March to Transport House on Eve of Conference
- No Wage Freeze for Sir Gerald and the Ici Shareholders
- Bankers' Control for State Steel
- Cse in the South West
- Wolff Enquiry Called for
- £7,000 Salaries for American Constructicn Workers in Vietnam
- Jim Callaghan Codens the Pay Pause
- Incom&s Policy 28 O0lutions
- Profits and Dividends ....... 13.0
- Post? Script : to the Conscience of Mankind
- Years Imprisonmeni for Hugo Blanco
- Exchange of Correspondence Between Ken Coates and Transport House,
The Week Vol. 6, No. 12, c. 6 October 1966
- [Untitled, contents page]
- This Week's Issue
- Important C.s.e Meeting
- A_sccialist Solution for the Motor Industry
- London Week Forum London Wrek Forum London Week Forum
- Wilson's Tarnished Image Brighton
- Big Lobby for Democracy at Brighton
- Scottish notes
- (from Briefing) WHAT HAPPENED TO STEEL?
- Manny's Defence Policy
- Was It a Bankers' Ramp ?
- What Did Conference Support?
- Newspaper Scare Again
- Bank Rate Excesses
- Why I Resigned by Richard Pryke
- A Miner's Question
- The Twenty Five Yer War
- Short Shrift?
- (from Briefing) THO FO. ON THE MOST
- Thw Two Faces of Party Discipline
- George Brown's "fragile Peace"
- Agricultural workers
- Carron House, 78,
- New Society slams part four
- Real causes of inflation
- Rebel raises its voice
- 17 Eichmann and everyman
- Wme Lorist
- Was sabervaenee on televisione "Possibly a single right-wing
The Week Vol. 6, No. 14, c. 20 October 1966
- The Week - a News Analysis Fur Socialists
- Fainters' Attack on the Government's Bconci.ic Policies
- yj Ou 0
- nun o
- East Yorkshire Bus Strike,
- Special Anouncement Special Announcement Liason Committee Formed to Defend Unions
- Police Fire on 200 Young People
- 1970 Housing Plan Unlikely to Be Met
- Mr. Wilson's Shake-out
- T.g.w.u. Imposes "over-manning" on J. S. Fry
- Civil Servants to Take "extreme" Action?
- Free Speech in Danger
- From Dave Windsor the "morning Star" Criticises Soviet Historians
- U.s. War Expenditure Goes Up and Up
- Britain Trains Ky's Troops in Malaya
- Young Liberal Chairman Supports Church Hecklers
- Picket Demonstration Outside South Africa House Trafalgar Square
- Join Us to Expose International Banditry? Special Week Forum Special Week Forum
The Week Vol. 6, No. 15, 27 October 1966
- SAR eT TS” emp iieetae
- ESTES ck ae eee
- Two Tactics for Fighting Wilson
- Mr.wilson's "integrity"
- Old Guard Luaders Attack Idea of Black Power
- * 14- equaLity •
- Jamaica: a Beacon for Democracy or a Powder Keg?
- U.s. Losses Outstrip Production in Vietnam
- Press Rumours on War Crimes Tribunal Dismissed
- War Crimes Tribunal Literature Available
- Fort Hood Three Defense Committee
- Editorial Note
- One Million Japanese Strike Against U.s. Aggression
- Japanese Complicity in Vietnam War
- Seamen's Union Appoints Jim Slater
- Building Sites to Stop on November 7
- Legal Control of Strikes Ineffective
- A Socialist Solution for Th? Motor Industry
- Hull Busmen State Their Case
- No Bus Today?
- Why Are We on Strike?
- Essential Services
- Our Offer Still Stands!
- S.o.g.a.t. Slates Wilson's "tory Policies"
- "washington Post" Compares 1966 with 1926
- Mr. Richard Marsh Advocates Competition
- Devlin's Latest Proposais for the Docks
- Scientific Progress!
- Nottingham Readers! - Book These Dates!
- A Bonfire Night Social and Barbecue
- Week Jumble Sale
World Politics November 1966
- After Brighton - a new period opens
- Hec Voting: the Figures Show a 14% Swing to the Left
- Appendix Two - Comparison of Voting at the 1965 & 1966 Labour Party Conferences
- The Lite! Developments in the International
- workers states without workers aprcpeeoiad: thage necessarily reflect ecturl
- Bimonthly International Socialist Review
- Alienated labour and the Soviet Union
- Developmente in the world Trotekyist prees
- Some Publications of Interest
- Campaign in Italy for Hugo Blanco's
The Week Vol. 6, No. 16, 4 November 1966
- CONTENTS 3rd November,
- The One-way Stumble
- Realities of the Dividend Freeze
- The Motor Industry - an Important Cse Melting
- Jaci. Jones
- Wilson Shake-out Takes Efysct
- Engineering White Collar Unions Say "no"
- Electoral Trend in Japan Parallels Industrial Growth
- Which Is the Real Fu .bright?
- A.s.s.e.i. Says 'open the Books!
- Industrial Notes
- Britain Low in Strike League
- Charles Smith Under Fire From Union Mimbers
- Honeyman Enquiry Packs the Dock Employers
- Vietnam Activities in Hull
- Michigan Citizens Charge War Crimes
- Internation Union of Students Supforts Tribunal
- Barry Goldwater Attacks Bertrand Russell
- A "clerical" Union
- So That's What Rang Quintin Hogg's Bell !
- Warning of "explosive" Race Relations If Unemployment Rises
- Swedish Attacks on America's Vietnam Policies
- Europeans Believe U•s• Policy Leads World Away From Peace
- The Political Scene in Germany
- The Week Bonfire Night Social and Barbecue
- i Valmont
- Ycnd Resolutions
The Week Vol. 6, No. 17, c. 11 November 1966
- 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 Week Vol. 6, No. 18, c. 18 November 1966
- Velcome to the War Crimes Tribunal!
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Monthly Review
- Mark Lane to Take _qurt Action on Kennedy Photos
- How to Make £3 Million-tax Free - by "keeping Out"
- The Aims and Objectives of the Tribunal*
- Resolution of the Tribunal
- smaller than usual and NOT TO V EK SUBSCRIRERS This issue is four pages
- Monopoly Capitalism
- Ministry Drags Its Feet on Compensation for Deafness
- Coventry Cse Puts Down Dueper Roots
The Week Vol. 6, No. 19, c. 26 November 1966
- Crossman_ Cr Callaghan?
- Discussion Not Violence
- India Criticises Am™ric’n Bombing
- Widespread Unrest and Rioting in Jordan
- New Threat to Hugo Blanco
- Worked Before
- New threat to Hugo Blanco. ” 4 Hull Vietnam activities
- Press Statement on the Appointment of Members to the International War Tat
- Members of Tribunal
- Tribunal officers. " 6 .Tribunal officers
- No bus today!
- Pottery Workers to Bring "wage Freeze" Test Case
World Politics December 1966
- Fage 1 The Internal Orisis in China
- Ps Estesb Te
- Intermetional Sonisaliet Review
- Podge 16 Stalin sand the Nasi ageression against
The Week Vol. 6, No. 20, 3 December 1966
- [Untitled, contents page]
- The Week Moves to Iondon the Week Moves to London
- Richard Marsh Backs Ste™l Merger
- Jordan: a New American Intervention?
- Freedom and Socialism
- Support for Vietnam Solidarity
- Workers Plan Mass Demonstration Against Government Policies
- A Letter From a Reader
- Of Immediate Interest
- Support for December 3 Conference Grows
- (Sheffield) and George Mann's (Leeds) .
- 7 three Sheffield AEU branches; Coedely NUM;Miles Platting N
- 57 Magnificent Men
- "the Facts of the Dispute Between Square Grip Reinforcement Co. Ltd. and
- se to be members of their e Conciliation Officer of the
- SPEAKS from a Sheffield reader
- a « oe
- ditto 8 Ferment on Italian left
- Hours for Vietnam" Shakes Paris
- Scientists Protest Against Chemical Warfare
- om we
- Extremely Successful Vietnam Solidarity Conference in Scotland
The Week Vol. 6, No. 21, 8 December 1966
- vase WK
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Mr, Wilson Fails to Woo Mr. Smith
- Free Speech or Law Suits ?
- Noth Our New London Address .....+-+------ 8, Roland Gardens, London, Sw.7
- "against the Wage Freeze" Conference a Success
- Economic R:view Forecasts Rising Unemployment ‘ell Into 1968
- Successful Hugo Blanco Demonstration
- Text of the Letter Handed Into the Peruvian Embassy
- Public Meeting: the Case of Hugo Blanco
- The Bloomsbury Wine Lodgi, N®¥ Oxford St
- ‘ an Average Income of Less Than 12/~ -a-week!
- Portuguese Businessmen to Visit Rhodesta
- Trade Union Membership Highest Ever
- F£ar No, of Union Member
- Labour's Social Failure 8 Crisis in Print Unions
- Ee Tat Journal
- Appeal to Trade Unionists
- _ to Vietnam Solidarity Campaign, 11a
- Aircraft: State Sh\reholding or Workers' Control?
The Week Vol. 6, No. 22, c. 15 December 1966
- Winning +75.
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Balance of payments explained
- Big Increase in Deficit of Redundancy Fund in November
- Security Service in U.s. "justified" in Using Slander
- U.s. Trade War Against Cuba Affects British Companies
- ' Deutscher on the Chinese Cultural Revolution
- Youth for Peace in Vietnam to Hold Demonstration From Ycnd
- 13 Poles Reported to Be Expelled From Party
- U.k. Cuts Overseas Aid by £20 Million
- Factory Safety Rules — Offenders Get Off Lightly
- London building strikes
- Textile Workers' International Solidarity
- Special Exemptions - a Disgrace
- Another Issue of Intsrnational Socialist Journal
- War Crimes Tribunal
- "the Times" Corrected
- Leading U.s. Reporters Agree on American Military Failures in Vietnam
- Yugoslav trade unions and strikes
- Hull bus strike over
- Rising illiteracy
- Negroes First in Line in U.s. Economic Slow Down
The Week Vol. 6, No. 23, 22 December 1966
- [untitled opening]
- On Local
- Peace Talk and Escalation
- The Zinoviev Letter
- The Real Role of Nato
- Local Government Expenditure Must Come Down!
- The Fight Against the Freeze Must Be Co-ordinated
- Labour's North Sea Gas Sell-out
- Quintin Hogg's Cultural Revolution
- North Vietnamese Charges "accurate" = French Journalist in Hanoi
- New Year's Eve Party - New Year's Eve Party - New Year's Eve Party
- Half a Million Children in Britain Live Below Minimum Health Standards
- (January 3rd and 4th) NALSO CONFERENCE
- Sir Alec's "hysteria" Slammed
- New Government Cuts in Local Authority Grants
- Support the Locomen!
- Racism in Europe ....,
- And in Ashford, Middlesex
- Do It Yourself Workers Control
- S_study Dispute in Wednesbury
- Tory Apologists for Apartheid ~ the Grim Reality
- I Sstment in Engineering Industry
- uioionee reveals that total capital expenditure ote by
- Building Sites Militants Under Attack
- _ New Humberside Voice Pamphlet on the Fishing Industry
- Correction - Correction - Correction - Correction ~ Correction - Correction
- Another American Owned Firm Attempts to Smash Union Organisation
The Week Vol. 6, No. 23, c. 29 December 1966
- [untitled opening]
- GEORGE BROWN THE LIAR
- This Week's Issue
- New Statesman Produces Evidence of Vietnam War Crimes
- U.s. Consulate in Yugoslavia Attacked by Anti Vietnam War Demonstrators
- Vietnam Solidarity Campaign Activities
- Peace News
- chemical products, napalm, obey?
- The War Crimes Tribunal Ralph Schoenman Replies
- Huge New York Demonstration Against Vietnam War
- Action Against Tig War in Vistnam