1967

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International Marxist Group, Basic Documents, 1967

• Basic Documents of the IMGInternational Marxist Group

World Politics January 1967

• [untitled opening]
• The inci
• Programme of the Polish Opposition
• guaranteed by trade unions absolutely independent of the state with the right to organize economic and political strikes. The different political
• Theses . on the Tasks of International Social Democracy
• the capitalist classes of the different countries for warld hegemony
• de the International, he massed ranks of the proletariat of
• stGelgeces nash Sticaee engi ranks of the Proletariat oF
• fx r os, fia ee ie pi a 1 eee, ar a Do a atts ee? > on eat we

The Week Vol. 6, No. 25, c. 5 January 1967

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Int 2 Duction
• Labour Councils forge ahead
• rity going te do ?
• No selection! say Hull teschers
• Th. Wwe Vol Brief History
• Fro: I of Co Prehensive Educarion in Liverpool
• \ ... established in liverpool, and that County Secondary
• The Week Vol.2
• to full BSducation Committee that Schone "DY (Hodified) be
• Pool's Schools
• Section 1 Schools
• Section 2 Schools
• Section 3 Schools
• The °h Vol.2 No.25/26 Page 7
• [Untitled]
• [Untitled]
• Ane Ames Oe
• David Wood
• Liverpool is nov committed to having comprehensive schools all children by September 1965.
• Labour's Case Against the 11+
• The Gbek Vol. 2 Nos. 25-26
• The Week Vol.2 W0.25/25 Page 14
• The Week Vol.2 N0.25/26 Page 15
• [Untitled]
• Announcements Socialist Educational Association*

The Week Vol. 7, No. 1, c. 5 January 1967

• Peace Move
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Piiospects for Coal
• The Week Completes Its Move to London
• Poverty, Socialism and Labour in PowerKen Coates
• Greatly Accelerated Decline in Coal Industry Forecast
• Drop in H.p. Sales for New Carsan economics correspondent 40%
• T. & G.w.u. Backs Courtaulds Strikers
• Aslef Drivers Strike to Back Their Bonus Claim
• The East Yorkshire Bus Strike
• Transport and General Workers’ Union
• Seeder Ree CommunicationBranch Secretery
• Share Ownership, More Ant More Concentration of Control
• Industrial Relations in Italy
• Unemployment Rising in West Germany
• Ominous Warnings of a Coup in Guinea
• British Company Shares Rise in the Wake of the Indonesian Coup
• Two Million Workers Work Extra Day's OvertimeDave Windsor
• Move Towards Greater Disparity in Personal IncomesDerek London
• "the Role of Trade Unions in and Beyond the Freeze"
• Political notesAlan Rooney
• South Korean Socialist Leader Imprisoned

The Week Vol. 7, No. 2, 12 January 1967

• Wage Freeze
• [Untitled, contents page]
• American Action Repudiates Brown
• Please Help Please Help
• Book This Date
• Sogat Makes Ipc Strike Official
• Another Strike at Fairfieldsa Scottish reader
• Pressed Steel Management Tries to Impose New Wage Scheme
• Engineering Employers to Push Ahead with Plans
• Strike Sfreadsa special correspondent GLASGOW C.W.S
• Gordon Norris Gets a Seat on Maritime BoardGeordie
• Ralph Schoenman Arrested in Paris
• Social Workers Advised to Be "more Militant"
• The January 5th issue of New Society contained a very interesting article "Satisfaction in Social Work" by John Haines of Nottingham University.
• Political notesTony Southall
• Tories Fall Outa Glaggow reader
• Inequality in incomesJohn Culbert
• Advertisers' Announcement
• Lord Desert From Saigon Forces
• Ky Crushes Buddhist Movement
• Investors Cash in on Vietnam
• Vietnam Solidarity Campaign
• Save Hugo BlancoCharlie Van Gelderen
• Expense Account Congressneia Washington correspondent
• Governor Ronald Rgagan, Attacks, Educational Opportun It Is

The Week Vol. 7, No. 3, c. 19 January 1967

• ee ee ee ee ee eeKen Coates
• Vietnam — Step Up the Pressure
• Malaysia — STOP THE THREATS
• Policy? — Any Questions?
• Sidney Silverman, M.p. Hugh Jenkins, M.p
• Hull Aircraft Workers' Meeting
• Speed Nationalisation
• lent eae role
• ot the Labour Movement by me adoption of resolutions pointing out
• Labour's Roll of Honour
• U.S. Consul snubs Birmingham Students
• Left Club
• Left ClubRon Huzzard
• An Engineers’
• Labour and the Woolwich Arsenal
• Site — Factory & Plant
• Effort—men & Machines
• Staff—trade Union
• Book Review
• Repercussions of Redundancy
• Easter March ’65Len Nicholas
• CND Group knocks Govt.
• End Vietnam War
• R. David Stayt
• Australians organise against French TestsLen Nicholas
• Unions reject deportation plans
• Big strides in Education
• SOUTH KOREA Guerrillas attack Army barracks
• Cost of Living
• 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 Policy
• DATA debates Incomes Policy
• Ritish Industry,
• Swedish 'new Left' Discusses Workers’ ControlBrian Smith
• Pi • Left front against NATO
• Czechs want pay rise
• next weekend. Unfortunately it has been impossible for us to send an
• Lobby of M.p,sColin Livett
• BOOK REVIEW Yoruba Warfare in the 19th CenturyBrian Simister
• Incomes Policy — *
• Royal Arsenal Co-op. Row

The Week Vol. 7, No. 4, 26 January 1967

• [untitled opening]
• Pd “yet t hh Mi
• Should We - Will We - Go In?
• Poverty and Old PeopleKen Coates
• Nottingham Cse Examines the Prices and Incomes Acta Nottingham reader
• Cse to Hold Scholars! Conference ?
• Lawrence Daly to Speak in Glasgow and Hull
• The Financial Times on Unemployment
• Hire Purchase Debt Cut by £100 Million
• George Brown Lies AgainPat Jordan
• "my Understanding of the Situation Is That the Bases in Thailand Are
• George Brown's Contempt for the Rank and Fiie
• Brown: 14% Increase in Food Costs If Britain EntersDerek London
• Sogat Wins Croydon Strikea printing correspondent
• Stokely Carmichael Says Negroes Should Emulate Vietnamese
• Indian Big Business to Invest in Scotlandan economics correspondent
• Wednesday Is Work-party Night!
• Hull Unionists Launch "silver Cod" Petition
• Court Grants Injunction Against Ficketsan industrial correspondent
• Trade Union Free Speech
• continued from last week THE THOUGHT OF WALTER PADLEY
• Education Sand the SqueezeKon Tarbuck.

World Politics February 1967

• (oal Politics
• The Socialist Labour League
• Thtermatichal Socialist Review
• Trots on the United FrontLeon Troteky
• tho only
• ee ge
• With the ratfir ast a) ee re
• pince in tils connecolons Inet 15 Jude want we
• SUPP ric concurrently avery usvonent,
• Tupins, the contrist, which constently an/ which la no in open ent signifionnec
• Monopoly CapitalignPaul Mi. Gweesy and the late Paul «a. Baran is an
• Oaradinn Socialists Make Gains
• Fm) Blanco <iks Temporary

The Week Vol. 7, No. 5, c. 2 February 1967

• Wilson the
• Senos RahBertrand Russell
• Wilson the Wage Cutter
• The Scandal of Women's PayBarbara Wilson
• After the Wage Fre Ze - Wage Cuts ?a special correspondent
• N,awl.s.0, Disaffiliated
• Unions Shocked by Picket Injunctionan industrial correspondent
• Victory for Left in Post Office Workers' Uniona London reader
• What Happened at the Dolphinan eyewitness
• New Report Exposes Inadequacies of Scottish Housing Programme
• Is De Gaulle Selling Out to the Americans?
• How Australia Protects the New GuineansDave Winds
• Racialism in Action in Atlanta ©
• Air Losses: the Truth Starts to Come Outa special correspondent U.S
• Who's Who in British Racialism
• Union Movement
• Greater Britat N Movement: a
• Other Organisations
• Scotland Carries Heavy Burden in Squeezetony Southall
• Telegram From Pham Van Dong to Bertrand Russell
• Hoffa Fights Back
• Fewer Strikes in 1966

The Week Vol. 7, No. 6, 9 February 1967

• [untitled opening]
• sD bretof 8
• Incomes Policy: From Bad to Worse
• The Pottery \.crkers Disaffiliate
• Support Na.l.s.0
• Professor Tituss Defends Welfare PrincipleKen Coates
• International Socialist Journal on Trade Union Unity
• The Save Hugo Blanco Campaign
• Labour M.ps. Demand Clemency for Blanco
• Join the March to the Peruvian Embassy on Sunday, February
• Kensington Tories Are 'mean, Despicable and Unjust"Derek London
• North Kensington Tenants Organisea London reader
• N.a.l.s.o. Secretary Writes to the Week
• Fight for Our Own Fully Representative N.a.l.s.0
• Common Market Teach-in at Edinburgh University
• Government Refuses Pay Rise to Scottish Local Government Employees
• Enginuers' Dispute in Kilmarnock
• Successful Vietnam Demonstration in EdinburghIan Millar
• Nottingham's Labour Council Bans Vietnam Exhibitiona CND reader
• The Use by U.s. Military
• Economic NotesDave Windser

The Week Vol. 7, No. 7, 16 February 1967

• [untitled opening]
• dot rebrasty, 19o7 FIVE UNIONS
• Lobbying. Parliament
• There Is No Word to Express My Disgust
• Friends of N.a.l.s.o
• Editorial notes Page 2 Militant action now!
• Make the Unions a Vehicle for Working Class Struggle}?
• N.u.p.e. Rank and File Back Anti-freeze Fight
• Call for Seamen's Conferencean industrial correspondent 40-HOUR
• March for Blanco's Clemency
• Wilson Will Not Present the "silver Cod"Tony Topham
• Wilson passes the Silver " 6 Education split in GlasgowTony Southall
• L.s.e. Meetings on Trade Union Development and Present Problems
• How the Cia and Usia Manipulate Public Opinion
• Governor Reagan Wants State Employees to Work Two Days for Nothing
• Texas Priests Punished for Joining in Labor Demonstrations
• Air Force General Says "atom Bomb Them !"
• Britain Shares in Vietnam Profits
• Right Wing Helps S.l.l. to Take Majority in N.a.l.s.0
• The Left and the Disaffiliation of N.a.l.s.oPat Jordan
• Oh, What a Lovely War
• Napalm Firm Does Well
• Cnd Demonstration
• Vietnam Free Speech CampaignDavid Robinson
• Bunal First Investigation Team Denounces American Crimes
• the fighting will of the V .¥

The Week Vol. 7, No. 8, 23 February 1967

• On Freeze 8
• [sata Roma Ess
• Wage Freeze: the Struggle Begins
• The C.i.a. and Britain
• The Market and Labour
• Why the Five Textile Unions Left the Labour PartyPat Jordan
• Further Picket Arrests at Arundel FactoryAngela Armstrong.
• U.s. Balance of Payments Worse Because of Vietnam War
• tan in 1 an tat the bulla-up improvement which had taken place si
• Bowden Says East of Suez Policy Goes ona special correspondent
• Falls in Ship Leaguean Economics Correspondent U.K
• From a Special Correspondent RALEIGH CHIEF PESSIMISTIC
• Attempts to Hinder New Orleans Kennedy Investigation
• 47 Congressmen Have Kin on Payroll
• London Demonstration for Hugo BlancoC. Van Gelderen
• Letter From the London Shop Stewards' Defence Committee
• Political NotesGeorge Wilson
• Vietnam Solidarity Campaign NotesDavid Robinson
• Further Support for Vietnam Free Speech Campaign
• A Programme for European Young Socialists
• The Vietnam War
• The Struggle Against Nato
• N.a.l.s.o. Executive Explains Its Position
• Ceylon Students to Strike?a special correspondent
• The Phoenix" - Fidel CastroDave Windsor
• ie History
• Year of Malcolm X : the Evolution of
• CASH WITH ALL ORDERS Pioneer Book Service, 8 Toynbee St., London, E.1.
• seo Se saeFh Cae

World Politics March 1967

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Britain, 1967s the Need Por a Transitional Programme
• International Li Uidity and the Crisis of Imperialism
• (1) ceneet Mandel: Contemporary Imperialism WLH No. 25.
• 2) see ‘Pinenciel Timea 29th December, 196%.
• I8 Russia Capitalist?
• Soviet Exploitation
• Prime Need. — the Inteawational, ©
• However, the extraordinary development cf the productive forces bday

The Week Vol. 7, No. 9, c. 2 March 1967

• Les Ts La Sae Tie St Ro Fe
• Srr Salsa Ss Le Les Iie
• [Untitled, contents page]
• The Stockport strike
• The Defence Revolt
• Helping Local Struggles
• Shop Steward Victimised
• M&M Hauliers Ltd., 33, Cecil St., Moss Side, Mfubanten:,
• Very Successful "week" Forum on China
• Michael Stewart in Glasgow
• Channel Tunnel and Merchant Bankers ~
• Silver Cod : Last Minute Appeal to Mr, Peart
• "disgraceful" Concealment of Banks' Profits
• Hull Mass Meeting in Support of The_international War Crimes Tribunal
• U.S. investment in Europea special correspondent
• Ian Smith Is to Introduce Apartheida special correspondent
• Scottish Electricians May Strike.a Scottish correspondent
• Belgian Journalists Leave I.f.j.New York Times C.I.A. DISCLOSURES
• The fight for N.A.L.S.OJulian Atkinson
• Oxford Nalso Says Support Radical StudentsBernard Reaney
• The CIA and Jagana special correspondent
• Anthony Greenwood Must Come Clean on the C.i.a. and Guyana!
• Move to Form One Union for All Post Office Workers
• Afro-Americans fight draft. " 12 From Yalta to Vietnam

The Week Vol. 7, No. 10, 9 March 1967

• And No Bite
• The Week - a News Analysis for Socialists
• All Bark and No Bite
• Silvsrman's Letter to Silkin
• Scottish Labour Discusses Entry Into Common M/rket
• Irr Kk Kk Re Ok Ork Ak 2 Ok Ok Ke Kk Rr Ok
• Anglo-rhodesian Society and City of London Racialistsa Hull Reader
• Vietnam Free Speech CampaignDavid Robinson.
• And CubaDave Windsor •
• Ussr_and Chilean Government to Collaborate
• What Is the Frei Government?
• The Axe Falls at Eckersley
• End the Wage Freeze No Anti-trade Union Legislation
• Mass Demonstration and March
• Easter Demonstrations
• Easter Saturday, 25th March
• Easter Sunday, 26th March
• Easter Monday, 27th March
• Committee of 100 —- Aldermaston

The Week Vol. 7, No. 11, 16 March 1967

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Stop Press: Help This Valiant Anti-vietnam War Hero
• Pollok by-electionTony Southall
• Scottish electriciansa Glasgow correspondent
• Draughtmen's lock out
• Tribune Anniversary Meeting in FrestunRod Kreizman
• Failures Predicted in Furniture Making
• America's humanity
• Reminder ~ Reminder - Reminder — Reminder ~ Reminder -— Reminder — Reminder
• V.s.c. to Hold National Youth Solidarity Conference
• Bulgarian Sufport for War Crimes Tribunal
• Directors Take Note of Workers' Conirol CampaignKen Coates and
• Forcing Gunter to Act on Arundelan Industrial correspondent
• Australian Saamen "black" Arms Ship for Virtnam
• Bulgarian tribunal support." 10 Directors and workers' control
• The Need for a Strategy Against
• Disaffiliation from Labour, "
• 3 retelel ental etale ae elelaeleeleleteeletetatatatal
• Ray Cnr Pry Ery Err Err
• Martsey of

The Week Vol. 7, No. 12, c. 23 March 1967

• - Solidarity
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Vietnam: U_thant or Solidarity
• \__ Behind the Student Strike at LseFrank Gorton suit
• Statement Mar. 20, 11.30 P.m.
• Latest News From Lse
• Hull "left" Entirely Devoted to Workers’ Control
• Scottish breakawayNan Milton,*
• Very Successful Vietnam Solidarity Meeting in Hulla Hull reader
• David Horowitz Introduces His Book at Week Forum
• I.s. NºC. minority report
• Emocratic Elections
• Students' militancy•Julian Atkinson
• A Conference in North West?
• Thoughts at the Time of the East R March,1967
• NALSO campaign
• Eight Point Programme Outlined
• A Call for World Student Demonstrations for Vietnam Week

World Politics April 1967

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Approaching a Decisive Turning Point 1% Gro? Brit/in
• Castro on the role of women
• Wht Is the Class Nature of the Soviet Union? (part 11)
• It is instructive to note that, in detailing the crises of the soviet lesders, Progressive Labor, which follows Stalin and Neo, does not mention
• Lockheed Aireraft Corp, 68) foniftore
• Book Review an Introduction to the Logic of Markish
• Book Review: Ome Catastrophe in Indonesia
• he Aili tot: From tEd Smith, from "The Militant’

The Week Vol. 7, No. 14, 6 April 1967

• {FORA -CyAeese
• 4 cael ates rveenmementte eee a shail alte
• Ate Eld Gta Lal Lll Tis
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Editorial notes
• Why the Americans Support U_ Thant
• Aden: the Left's Responsibility
• Workers control & IncomesTony Topham
• Thoughts on the march again
• Cousins backs delivermena Birmingham reader
• I.S.E. 's open universitya special currespundent L.S.E.'s
• Some of the Speakers and Topics Being Presented at the Open University
• Demenstrate for a Change in Labour's Foreign Policy
• Protest Against Government Policy: Vietnam: Incomes Policy: Polaris
• Workers control and TGWUKen Coates
• Industrial notes
• Rothes Ay Government to Issue Freeze Against
• Vietnamese Denounce U Thant's Latest™Dave Windsor
• Change of Address - Change of Address = Change of Address
• Teach-in on Incomes Policya Hull reader W.E.A
• "collision Ahead on Incomes Policy. Union Leader's Hull, Warning."
• A World Shipping Surplus?
• The latest annual report given by the Lloyd's register of shipping warns that "an unprecedented expansion" in seaborne trade will be
• Young Liberals Call for Jorksrs' Control of Transport

The Week Vol. 7, No. 15, 13 April 1967

• The Budget
• Safety First for the Pound
• Aden -— the Campaign Begins
• Dat.a.'s Members Rally. by Tom Nicholls
• Growing Support for D.a.t.a.,an industrial correspondent.
• The Socialist Medical Association
• The Fifth National Conference on Workers Control
• Aden + Britain's Little Vietnam,Faris Glubb (Secretary, Committee
• Book Review: G.i.'s and the Fight Against WarMary Alice Waters
• 17I0GO9 from the New York Times
• More on "thoughps on He March" From Willie Thompson
• Whip Withdrawn for Supporting Labour Policy _
• Yaetnam Solidarity Campaign
• British Big Business Gains From Vibtnam War
• West German Industrial Demand Slumps,

The Week Vol. 7, No. 16, c. 20 April 1967

• KOF* AS e* Te pORIT i Petal To
• ; mets teeth i European left youth meet.
• After the Municipal Elections
• Democracy Within the Labour Party
• Support Building Up for Workers' Con
• Support Building Up for \orkers' Control Conference
• Thoughts on the March
• Yugoslavia May Allow Holdings in Mixed Companies
• An Appeal for a Demonstration in Solidarity with the Adeni Masses
• “Arab Revolution
• "the Brain Drain" - a Crisis Point in World Capitalism,an Economist.
• Urgently Wanted! ! Urgently Wanted !!
• West European Ieft Youth Hold First Conferencea special correspondent.
• Editorial Note
• Annual Natso Conference
• War Crimes Tribunal to Open in Paris
• Belgian Young Socialists Demonstrate Against Humphrey
• 8,000 Miners Face Layoff in Holland
• Caxton Hall Sor Thurs April20

The Week Vol. 7, No. 17, 25 April 1967

• 27th Aprice 190/ Vol 7
• “voices From the Crowd
• Never Before Have So Many Brilliant and Outstanding Names Been Gathered Together Between Book Covers
• Block Letters : Niaigrs Fff
• The A•e. U. Slaps Wilson ...1e
• Socialism and the Exploitation of Women
• Women's Equality - Past, Present and Future
• Workers' Control Conference
• Extremely Successful, Youth Soltdarity ConferencePat Jordan
• Socialist G.i. Faces Court Martial
• Free Speech CampaignDavid Robinson
• Free Speech Campaign Blazes Ahead
• "che" Guevara. Vietman and the World Struggle for Freedom by Ernestoarnesto "Che" Guevarae

The Week Vol. 7, No. 18, c. 2 May 1967

• Fonagin Hotties
• The Common Market Debate
• The Greek Coup
• Workers' Control Conference: Latest News
• Workers "participation" in MiningJulian Atkinson
• Militant Scottish Electrians' Demonstration
• An Appeal From Leeds
• The Greek CoupDeve Windsor
• Oxford Cse Looks at the University
• C.s.e, Bulletin Number Three Under Preparation
• To All Socialist Women
• Labour and the Common Market - Stan Nswens Repli's *
• continued from last week. CHE'S MESSAGE TO THE FRICONTINENTAL
• The International W R Crimes Tribunal OpensGeoff Coggan™
• *Geoff Coggan is Press Officer to the I.W.C. T.
• Vietnam Solidarity Campaign -- Bullltin
• Advertisuks Announchi) Snt Chntre for Socialist Education
• Organisation (if Any).
• «Dd Tod — Feel fete Tio THES fd

The Week Vol. 7, No. 19, c. 9 May 1967

• DEBATE Week
• The War Crimes Tribunal
• Workers’ Control Conference
• Advertiser's Announcement
• Data Must Be Defended in This Struggle, and in Its Fight Against the Government's Vicious Incomes Policy and Wage Freeze,
• Coal: Common Market Means Redundancy
• The Common Market Discussion
• Brighton's "scroogi" Firm Faces Fight
• This Is an Official Dispute
• To All Who May Consider Applying for One of These "excellent" Jobs, We Ata
• Organise Collections!
• Common Market: a Reply to Stan NewensR.Cooper
• Oxford's "faceless Ones" - a RejoinderMichael Hinton*
• Miners- Gone to CoventryKen Coates.
• Read Che Guevara's Historic Article !!. Read Che
• The Week's May Day Message
• Support the Meaker's Electricians
• Edgware Road: 108/110,
• Contents of May-June issue b Programme for Revolution by Rosa Luxemburg. ‘ a
• World Outlook

The Week Vol. 7, No. 20, c. 16 May 1967

• Labour Cant
• Labour Cannot Afford Wilson!
• Party Conference-s/ra's Secret Sell-out.Terry Brown
• Stoksly Carmichatl on "negotiations Vs Withdrawal"
• Penalized For. Award
• More Delegates for Worrers' Control ConferenceTony Topham.
• Common Market Helps U.s, Penetration
• Hammersmith Vietnam Solidarity Committee Set 7pDave Windsor.
• Bertrand Russell's Closing Statement to the Tribunal
• British and U.s. Imperialists Do Well Out of ApartheidPat Jordan
• Strong Poslibility of American Invasion of North Vistnam
• £165,400,000 a Wedk on Vietnam War
• Fidfl, Castro on the Role of “omen in Revolutionary Cuba
• Swan Hunters' Strike Overan industrial correspondent
• A.s.s.e.t. Wins Court Case Against B.e.aa London reader
• Malaysia Accuses United Statis of Economic Aggressionan economics
• Japan May Face Balance of Payments Crisis

The Week Vol. 7, No. 21, c. 25 May 1967

• No Second
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Socialists and the Middle East Crisis
• Jump in Grocery Prices
• The Vietnam War the Grave Risks It Faces
• BOMBINGS of Chines am eo” eee ed ee ce Z: CARRIER <r te military bases on ae major
• And If War
• Who threatens who?
• Coal and the Common MarketJd. C, Ure
• Detroit Police Go Slow?
• Free Hugo Blanco Free Hugo Blanco’ .. Free Hugo Blanco Free Hugo Blanco
• The Progressive Dons - a Rejoinder to Michael HintonHarry Goode
• Vic Allen Speaks on His Book "militant Trade Unionism" _
• Industrial notes
• Industrial notes
• 6000 at Denmark March in Solidarity with the N.l.f
• Successful Melting & Exhibition of V.s.c. at Pontypridd
• National War Crimes Tribunal
• sanctioned by international jurisprudence (Judgment of Nuremberg and of Tokyo) and acknowledge as international law by all, by the unanimous resolution of
• to cause pointless suffering Facies — = se oe
• Findings of the Tribunal
• Advertisers' Announcement
• Coventry T&GWU Branch 5/190, i

The Week Vol. 7, No. 22, c. 1 June 1967

• _ Johnson’s
• Sese Rama Ng Ps Se Sr
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Anti-wage Stop Campaign (june 1967)
• 5 disablement;
• Wilson's Wage Freeze = Wage Cut
• The Common Market and SocialismStan Newens.
• V.s.c. Anounces London Members and Supporters Meeting .... June 5th 8 Pm
• Lancashtrs's Largest Colliery to Close?Raymond Challinor.
• North Vietnam Mining Visita Nottinghamshire :correspornterto
• Young Communists Show the Real Meaning of ‘opium of the People’
• The New Left AdvancesKen Coates
• Book Service, 8,PIONEER
• An Announcement WORKERS' CONTROL CONFERENCE
• Vic Allen's Defence Lawyer Dead
• West Nigerta Irish Unions Reject Wage Freeze Nag Preboe
• th of ©
• Volunteers Wanted to Help the North
• Industrial Notes
• £27 Minimum Approved by Government
• 1,500 in Closure Protest
• Friday: June 204- 7-30
• Saturday-sunday, June
• Upported by
• Terry Lacey
• There Will Be a Discussion About Arrangements for the London Contingent at the Week

The Week Vol. 7, No. 23, c. 8 June 1967

• [untitled opening]
• Labour Aid Workers! Control
• Israel's "pearl Harbour" Attack
• Disaffiliation & Desmond Donnelly's Image of the Labour PartyGeoff Coggan
• "ministers and Whips Well Pleased with George Woodcock"
• Workers! control 4 Rents struggle
• The Incompatiblesa special correspondent.
• (wood Green C.l.p.) Haringey Struggle Against Rent Increases by Ian BirchallIan Birchall. (Wood Green C.L.P.)
• Wages Frozen =
• The Council Says
• Haringey rent leaflet 6 Industrial notesDavid Robinson
• - by Joe Kenyon PIT CLOSURESJoe Kenyon
• WHAT ThE now to name Coal Board and the Union.
• Vicious Sentence on Young Irish Activist
• British mercenaries 10 Imperialism's Middle
• Release Joe Dillon!
• Release Joe Dillon! Hh Khkhhkhkehkhhe*
• Imperialist Stakss in the Middle East
• Stan Newens and the Common Market - a Brief CommentRichard Cooper.
• Arms Loaded for Israel
• Jbws Fight in Egyptian Army
• Inflation in South Vihinama U.S. correspondent
• U.s. Government Bans Catholic Charity Medical Aid to Vietnam *

The Week Vol. 7, No. 24, 15 June 1967

• [untitled opening]
• Seman Net Rte Os: Ne Ei Stinet
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Middle East Aggression
• Still Only .bstaining
• Boot and Shoe Union Leader Calls for Opposition to Vietnam WarA. Acheson
• Long-time Labour Activist "disgusted"a Leicester reader
• The Fifth National Conference on Workers' ControlGeoff Coggan
• Workers' Control and the Aircraft Industrya special correspondent
• Aircraft industry
• The Naticnal Aircraft Board 1
• 2. Regional or Group Level Boards
• Industrial notesDavid Robinson
• Fascist Thugs Doing Imperialists' Work in Guatemala
• Regis Debray
• The Left and the Middle East CrisisPat Jordan
• Press Reports on the Middle Bast
• U.s. -israeli Collusion "obvious"
• East press reports
• Israel Colonizes Arab Territories
• Nasser's speech
• Israel Is the Aggressor*

The Week Vol. 7, No. 25, 23 June 1967

• [untitled opening]
• p! Mariati op ft a
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Withdraw From Aden Now!
• Steel-workers' Control ConferenceIndustrial Democracy
• Participation proposals. u Socialism and affluence
• Kiki Him Kia Heikki
• "quite Novel Socialist Measures "Ken Coates
• Nalgo Calls for Take-over of North Sea Gas
• Linton Labour Party Calls for Anti-poverty Campaign
• the rich ana Cuts die cumale
• Jersey Mills Struggle Widensa Brighton reader
• How Barbara Castls Hslps British Slectric Tractiona special correspondent
• Vietnam: the Abuse of Science
• Speakers Include
• The New Commercial Iv Set-up
• * ¥ Xh Kkh Hk Kh Hk Hk
• A Letter From Raymond Williams, White Cottage, Hardwick, Cambridge
• Most Sincere Apology to Raymond WilliamsPat Jordan A
• based on A.P. report KY WANTS 138,000 MORE G.I.S
• The Cia in South Korea |
• munist propaganda • from Press Reports
• Press Reports on Middle East
• Times! Reporter Believes Arabs Napalmed and Tortured
• How Israel Came to Attack
• with burned and blackened 11
• Joseph Needham Takes Up Debray. Case
• Dutch Socialist Helps G.i's to Desert
• He was the onsy waker member. based on UPI report

The Week Vol. 7, No. 26, 29 June 1967

• [untitled opening]
• geile ae
• The Way to Peace in Vietnam
• Support Radical Student Alliance, July 1
• Barbara Castles and the Rail StrikePat Jordan
• What Has Happened at Squ:s
• Defend Trade Union Democracy
• Threaten Dockers JobsDavid Robinson.
• Industrial Notes
• John Hugh®s Slams Pensions' Incw Se "mirage"
• The Rach Relations Act ExposedGeorge Powe
• How the Common Market Operates Against Primar" 2poducersan Economist
• Bertrand Russell Calls for Banning of Napalm
• Hhh Kxhhhe Kh H a Letter From the Committee for Solidarity with the Victims of Repression
• Îrom an Iranian student IRANIAN STUDENTS IN BRITAIN PROTEST
• North Vietnam Criticises Mao
• Jerusalem Under Israel: Starvation and Looting
• Hhhh Hh Hh Hh * "south Vietnamese Government Would Not Exist" Without U,s, Support
• Gh Ee Ee Hrs Profits Up_10% for Leading 500 U.s. Firms
• "cruel Zionism"
• Middle East Arms: U.s. Main. Supplier to Arabs
• fighters of VIETNAM 97A11
• 2p.m. on Sunday July E2nd
• The + Yas Thve Ho 0

The Week Vol. 8, No. 1, c. 6 July 1967

• [untitled opening]
• [Untitled, contents page]
• The Povsrty Scandal
• Aden: From Bad to Worse
• David Robinson. from
• Pit closures
• Keep Out of the Coal Industry -. There Is No Security and No Future in It for You — Young Man Stay Away
• No Discussion -— Pit Stops
• 1 Colour Bar Pub?Jill Westby (Secretary ©
• Race Relations Act Exposed
• Parents May Take Out Writs Against Rottingham Corporation
• Democracy in the Young Socialists
• And Brown Vacillate Oter the Middle EastPat oe =
• Jumble Sale in Aid of Hugo Blanco's Family
• Rents strugglea correspondent
• Mass Lobby
• Aden Demonstration in GlasgowBob Purdie
• Postscript to Square Grip Strike Article
• Use of Tapalm by Israel -_
• Open Letter to Y.c.l
• News From Vietnam Solidarity Campaign
• U.s. Call for End to Trade with Cuba
• Vietnam and Johnson

The Week Vol. 8, No. 2, c. 13 July 1967

• Oini op of
• [Untitled, contents page]
• The Teachers to Go Into Action
• London Labour •
• Irish Embassy Picksted
• Low Earnings, Wage-stop Major Cause of Povertya speeial correspondent
• Haringey Council to Reconsidur Rent InureacesDavid Robinson
• Political notesTony Southall
• Korea Student Protests at Rigged Elections
• From Glasgow Evening Citizen 527-67%°
• American Ship Owners Do Well Out of Oil Supply Crisis
• Russians Cash in
• Not So Left?
• Industrial notes
• Part 1 6 Ll Pad to No: 2 6. on Tro Ly
• West Middlesex V.s.c Public Meeting
• V.s.c. Trade Union Conference
• VSC activities
• V.s.c. Photographic Exhibition
• Date 5/7/67 Statement on the Recent Strike of the Students in Iran
• Howard Petrick case
• French Students Quit I.s.c.a special correspondent
• Britain Low in Inpdev'tun
• Success for Jumble Sale in Aid of Hugo Blanco
• U.s. Administration Orders E20 Million of Defoliants
• Moroccan Trade Union Leader Gets 18 Months' Imprisonment
• Tear Gas Used in Malaysia

The Week Vol. 8, No. 3, 20 July 1967

• [untitled opening]
• End East of Suez Now!
• A.e.u. Poll Victory
• Orkers! Control Supplement
• Open Letter From Nalso
• N.A.L,S.O. Open Letter
• Frasier Ahi
• War Analysis: More Men Wont Make the Difference
• Vietnam Solidarity Campaign Bulletin
• Union Calls for Gpo to Make Own Plant
• Political notesJohn Leonard
• Th Rrs Eee Ie Briginshaw Replies to Times Editorial
• Hxehe Heh Hf British Firms' Far East Profits
• Poverty and Starvation in Mississippi
• Core Calls for "black Revolution!
• D.m. Crowfoot Hodgkin, O.m., F.r.s.,
• 40 Goodge Street,

The Week Vol. 8, No. 4, 27 July 1967

• with 0.LA.S.
• Omen Re Bre Dea Sod Me Neil
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Greetings to O.l.a.s.!
• Margaret Herbison Resigns
• The "never Again" Manifesto
• Konni ZilliacusKen Coates
• International Vietnam Protest
• Wilson's Latest Move on RhodestaGeorge Collinson- Baron's Court LPYS
• Industrial notes
• Political notes
• Industrial notes
• The Things They Say About Us!! "the Week" Lost Labour the G.l.c. Elections
• "the Week" Responsible for Workers on Steel Board Decision
• Stokely's message to OLAS
• For the Liberation of All Oppressed Peoples
• Newark rebellion
• Newark rebellion
• Negro guerrillas call
• Havana Greets the Latin-american Solidarity Conference
• Raul Castro Upholds Cuba's Revolutionary Role in Latin America

The Week Vol. 8, No. 5, 2 August 1967

• Greet Mar 0 Us
• Black Power and Labour
• The Dockers Need a Programme
• The Dockers Need a Programme
• Barrientos Exposed Over Dibray Case From David Robinson
• Statement From Mir Diappearance of Peruvian Political Prisoner.
• Hong Kong ReportPhilip Evans (Leeds)
• Canadian Labour Party Swings to the Right
• Labour Party Conference Resolutions Challenge WilsonMax Towell
• Casual Labour in Building Must End
• Two Leading Bristol Communists Suspended
• Dispute Over Myton Contract
• £100 Donation to Hosiery Workeks
• The "never Again" ManifestoGeoff Coggan
• "tart Tol Pa?
• Solidarity MeetingMike Martin
• Ernest Mandel on China's Cultural RevolutionJim Clough
• Preparations for the October March on WashingtonClaude Anderson
• A Letter From Hugo Blanco
• Wall Dc *

The Week Vol. 8, No. 6, 9 August 1967

• the LEFT_
• Civil Liberties Under Attack
• Aberfan: a Case for Workers' Control
• Labour's Task at ScarboroughCharles van Gelderen
• Labour's Task at
• Labour's Task at Scarborough
• Soviet - U.s. Deal on Middle Hast?
• Bombs Designs Better Than French.a U.S. "reader CHINESE H
• N.a.l.s.o. Says Lift Stokely Ban
• Is Gormley Encouraging Disa¥filiation?Raymond Challinor
• Bomber Veto for Peru Shows Who's the Real Boss.Jim. Clough
• Socialists and VietnamAlan Rooney
• U_thant, Socialists and Vietnam
• Hhh Khh Kh Hhh
• Brockway Distorts the Truth
• Support the American Protest Movement
• New Left Review
• Japan's £530m. Vietnam War Profits
• British Troops Against Trade Unions
• Support for the Nlf at HammersmithMargaret Fraser
• Mr_wilson's MercenariesBernard Reaney
• Hhhhhm Hh Advertisers' Announcement
• Industrial Notes

The Week Vol. 8, No. 7, c. 16 August 1967

• [untitled opening]
• [Untitled, contents page]
• The Vietnam Escalation
• Civil Liberties Under Attack
• Workers Control and the Labour Party ConferenceMike Martin
• "participation or Control"
• Industrial notes
• Political notesJohn Leonari
• L'humanite Demands "open the Books!"
• Democracy in the Labour PartyGeoff Coggan
• "a Profile of Glasgow Housing"
• Reston and Cuba
• 13 Imprisoned Without Trial in New Mexican Witch-hunt
• U Thant and the Left : Two Comments (1) From Alan Kinchin
• (2) From Katy Rintoul
• More Troops Will Not Help U.s. in VietnamAlan Rooney
• More Troops Will Not Help U.s. in Vietnam
• Hk Hekhhkh Hhh K Hehe October 21 ~ 22: International Vietnam Protest,
• Speech to O.l.a.sKen Coates
• Speech to 0.l.a.s
• Russell on Mexican witch-hunt

The Week Vol. 8, No. 8, 24 August 1967

• [Untitled, contents page]
• Wilson and Vietnam
• Farewell to a Great Scholar and Socialist
• Mr. Gunter and the Dignity of Man
• U Thant and the Left : a
• Newcastle Campaign Against Rent IncreasesBrian Ebbatson
• Newcastle Campaign Against Rent IncreasesLabour Conference
• Report on Debray's Trial
• Industrl.l Ijotes
• Isaac Deutscher
• Isaac DeutscherKen Coates
• Americans in France - Vietnam Leaflet
• Scarborough and VietnamPat Jordan
• October 22nd International Vietnam Demonstration
• Fir Rro Hai
• 1967 Catalogue of Socialist Publications
• A Message to the Trade Union and Labour Movement
• The Labour Movement

The Week Vol. 8, No. 9, c. 31 August 1967

• A News Analysis for Socialists D
• etes.otg. 2 myeo8s TN"
• Preparing for October (1)
• Preparing for October (2)
• Wilson Clears the Decks for a Rhodesian Sell-out
• Support the Freedom Fighters in RhodesiaSir Dingle Foot
• Notes on the Black Struggle in the Usa
• The Scarborough Teach-in
• The Issues Before the T.u.cTony Topha
• The Issue Before the T.u.c. (
• The Issue Before the T.u.c, (
• Film "defending Haiphong" and Meeting to Discuss Plans
• Collective Responsibility for WilsonismJohn Swinton.
• October 21st Demonstration Proposed in Glasgow
• Vietnam Medical Aid, Glasgow,
• Industrial Notes - Stockport and Brighton Disputes Continue
• Khkk Ehh Kee
• Debray's Public Trial Delayed as Vigilance Abroad Intensifies
• By Ken Coates. Interview with 'juventad Rebelde', Havana.Ken Coates.

The Week Vol. 8, No. 10, c. 7 September 1967

• Forward to
• Forward to Scarborough
• Nowohn-ln
• Fri Hhh He
• Irms Doing Business with Cbr_jersey Mills, Shanklin Road, Brighton
• Yarn Suppliers
• Commission Knitting’
• - Alan Kinchin replies. U THANT AND VIETNAM
• Forthcoming Cnd Activities °
• Political NotesMax Towell
• Vietnam Ad Hoc CommitteeBarbara Wilson
• Vsc Flag Day in Glasgow
• • next 2 weeks. ***
• State Aid to Industry
• State Aid to Industry
• Assistance to Private Industry and Agriculture
• Surrey Communists Criticisr King Street
• "A major question for Congress is why in this favourable situation there is a serious decline in our mobilisation, organisation and influence. Claiming
• oo OF
• Letter From Tony Topham
• Order Literature for October 22nd Now Posters and Stickers Are Now Available From the Vietnam Ad Hoc Committee,
• Notes on the Black Struggle in the U.s.a

The Week Vol. 8, No. 11, c. 14 September 1967

• Post Brighton
• A Re Roo Nt Es or
• Cie om
• The Post Brighton Battles Begin!
• Black Power in Britain - Manifesto of the U.c.p.aBernard Reaney
• U_ Thant and the Left
• Black Power in Britain
• Memorial Meeting in Tribute to Isaac Deutscher
• Stokely Carmichael's Speech to the O.l.a.s. Conference
• A Common Aspiration: the Overthrow of Imperialism, Unites Cuba with Africa and Asta
• Vietnam Campaign Activities October 22nd Demonstration
• John Arden, Adrian Mitchell, Cartoon Archetypical Slogan Theatre, Folk Singers, Critics Group
• Industrial Notes
• Selectivity in Housing?Henry Montague
• Double Disaster at Fife
• Political NotesClaude Anderson
• Efta Says U.k. Prices Rose Twice as Fast as Wages
• Australia's Defense Budget Causing Trouble
• Latest News of the Debray TrialRussell Stetler (11/9/67)
• Trade Union Democracy and Lord CarrotCharles Van Gelderen
• Nalso Chairman Calls on German Students to Mobilise for Oct
• Protest Over Council Rent Increases

The Week Vol. 8, No. 12, 21 September 1967

• Pere eae
• Hhekehhh Ee the Need for a Strathgy
• Notes on the A.e.u. Elections
• Free Gifts
• Scanlon Sponsors V.s.c. Trade Union Conference
• Sese Hshshsshshehseshehsshshsheshseheshesehehshshheheshsheehseshehehssshehssehshehsehseheeshesheahseshhehbee Vietnam and Trade Unionists
• Shs Shssshsheshsheshsthssehsheehsehsheeshhehehehehseehe Sesh Esheheehseehehtheehehehsheshehehehehtheheheseheeheeeee
• 49, Rivington Street, London, E.c.2
• A Letter From a Peruvian Guerrilla
• (signed) Ricardo Gadea Acosta T.tma Peru
• Docks Decasualisation: Who Takes Control?
• DOCKS (Cort'd.)
• Hh Hhh Kx Hh
• Letter to the Editor
• Vietnam = the Reality of U.s. EscalationAlan Rooney
• Vietnam - the Reality of U.s. Escalation
• October 22 Vietnam Protest
• POLITICAL from Tony Southall
• Hhkhkehh Hh Ex *
• Hhhkh Hh Kk
• Black Fower in Britain
• Woh Iothiod
• Scarborough ‘6/7
• Isaac Deutscher

The Week Vol. 8, No. 13, c. 28 September 1967

• [untitled opening]
• Kx Hhh Kek *
• The Perspectives for Scarborough
• Irish Labour Stop WaitingGery Lawless
• Council of Labour
• The Perspectives for Scarborough
• Transport House Over London Laboura special correspondent
• Labour Party Members Urge Labour Slate in Co-op
• Stan Ellis, (Pres, Fulham Labour Party). Pat Flet Hugh Jenkins, (MP Putney. ICS Political Cttee)
• The Fallacy of Foreign Aid
• Are the International Bankers Coming to Wilson's Rescue Again?Pat Jordan
• The Cameron Report - a Distortion
• We Demand
• Industrial Notes
• Fri Iri Ki Iii Eh
• Growing Support for International Protest
• Tokyo Youths Break Up Trial of Antiwar Demonstrators
• The Greek Junta: Contradictions and UncertaintiesRuss Stetler
• Hhh He Kh E
• Latin America
• Havana and London: 2 Af Proachesa special correspondent
• Freedom Fighters in Zimbabwe and Azania

The Week Vol. 8, No. 15, c. 12 October 1967

• [untitled opening]
• a Ns ee
• [Untitled, contents page]
• After Scarborough
• Merseyside Dockers Stand Firm
• Porters Strike for More Pay
• Industrial NotesDavid Robinson
• Workers ! Control
• Kh Ikhkkk Klein Ek Hhh
• Editorial Page 2 Tribute to Che Guevara
• "a Common Aspiration the Overthrow of Imperialism, Unites Cuba with Africa and Asta,"
• Development in Algeria * 6 Irish Labour Party
• The Issuss Before the Irish Labour Party Conference
• A Choice for the Cartoon Archetypical Slogan Theatre?R.W.Muldoon
• “the Week" at Scarborough
• Nottingham Scandal Affects Whole Party
• Absent Comrades
• Carron's Law or Boyd's Bloomer
• No Conditions!
• Harold Wilson 1951,
• Harold Wilson 1954
• How the Machine Works
• What Happened to Composite
• Vietnam — a Big Step Forward
• Preparations for October 22
• Nalso and the Nec Report & an Honest Answer Wantsd
• Closed Session

The Week Vol. 8, No. 16, 19 October 1967

• One Struggle!
• Sut ‘
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Greetings to Th Vietn..m D'monstrators
• All-out Solid Rity with the Dockers, Rilwaymen, Printers, and Ali Strikers
• Editorial Notes Page 2 Defend the Communist PartyPat Jordan
• And Flectrical Contracting Agreementa Nottingham Correspondent E.I.U
• More Details of Roberts-arundel Week
• m4 3 Industrial Notes a 4 Black Power Leaders AttackedDerrick Morrison (N.J.)
• Che Guevara - the Building of the New ManAntonio Gorton
• Che Guevara " 6 "Che" continued
• Industrial TrainingBarbara Wilson
• Letter From Anti-apartheid Movement
• Repression Continues in Peru, UruguayRuss Stetler
• Picket at Peruvian Embassy
• International Vietnam Demonstration
• Ernie Roberts*
• writer ALLAN SILLITOE
• *hekkhh Ke New Zealand
• Krkhhkk Hx
• National Mobilization Committee
• H* Hhh Khh Hk
• Herhhhehe Heh
• Ie Guevara
• Rally in TrafalgarZealand House

The Week Vol. 8, No. 17, c. 26 October 1967

• Press Release
• Vietnam Mobilisation in EdinburghBob Purdie OCT. 21ST
• Oct. 21st Vietnam Mobilisation in Edinburgh
• Report on ‘tribute to Che' MeetingClaude Anderson
• Forshee Iie Iee
• Kh Hhh H Hx Hh *
• Defend the Communist Party - a Comment =
• How Much Is an M.p, WorthGeorge Cunvin
• Who Is Knocking the Unions?Charles van Gelderen
• The Fight of the Contracting Electriciansa Nottingham correspondent
• Massive Support for Solidarity DemonstrationGeoff Crossick
• Speech to London Vietnam Rally - Oct. 22Pat Jordan
• Massive Supeort for Solidarity Demonstration §
• Hk Heh Hhh Hh Vietnam Solidarity Campaign
• Speech to London Vietnam Rally
• Nottingham Vietnam Solidarity Campaign Tribute to Che Guevara
• SEE ER bap aK
• October 21st: 3000 Strong Demonstration in Glasgow
• Future Plans of Glasgow V,.s.c
• Breattigonazl Socialist Review Contents of November-december Issue
• Building Workers and the Arrest a
• Pickets and Charge
• Vatkhall Bridgs Rd. House
• Myton’s Barbican
• All Out on November

The Week Vol. 8, No. 18, 2 November 1967

• [untitled opening]
• What Chalfont Should Have Said
• Sputniks and Writers' Trials: Russia 50 Years LaterPat Jordan
• (cont'a.) Sputniks and Writers' Trials
• Industrial Notes
• The Barbican Building Strike
• Ryt Or: Barb I-ca N.s: 1.7 E
• Vieinam Solidarity Campaign
• Conference on Industrial Democracy
• Conference Agenda Saturday, 11th November
• At— Professor Tamas Basckai
• Sunday, 12th November
• M. Antoine Antoni
• The Meaning of Plack PowerObi B. Egbuna
• Ha Bah Sh Ri
• Black Power
• The Meaning of Black Power
• The Meaning of Black Fower
• Black Power
• (obi Egbuna
• Grand Dance
• Gentlemen 10s Couples 58 Ladies

The Week Vol. 8, No. 19, 9 November 1967

• [untitled opening]
• WL Onslow Gans., Loudon, N.10. sud:
• By-election Blues ~- Westminster Pinks
• The Election of Hugh ScanlonPat Jordan
• Political NotesClaude Anderson
• Itleon's Technological Revolution
• Israslis Planning to Settle in Arab Territory
• Thailand Deal with Uncle Sam: Troops in Vietnam Exchanged for Military Aid
• Wilson to _arm South Africa?
• Totech Matte Meeting to Che GuevaraMartin Turner
• Naticnalism and the Left in Scotland ~Bob Purdie
• Another Blow Against Labour Party Democracy
• The Ken Coates Defence FundGeoff Coggan
• Private Profits - a Rose by Any Other NameGeoff Coggan
• Private Props
• Oil Industry Profits From the Middle East Wara special correspondent
• Coates Defence Fund
• Ralph Schoenait Chatlmigis Us Authoritirsa special correspondent
• Announcement. Aid the Victims of Rprission in Peru
• %* * * Tidustrial Dumocracy and Worklrs' Control Conference ** * * * *
• Pat Jordan,
• eo > eer
• Protest Movemint Advances with V.s.c.David Robinson
• Tndustrl.l Lotls
• Friis Ehh Hehehe Ihu Hehe Sevilth Nniversary of Tho Wational Liberation Fro of South Vieth.n,
• Advertiser's Announcement "workers' Control"
• TO: A.J. Topham, CSE, 1,

The Week Vol. 8, No. 20, 14 November 1967

• [untitled opening]
• Where Is the Left?
• Revolutionary Action in Portugal
• Keke Hehehe Imprisonment of Greek Embassy Demonstrators
• Believe It or Not - They Would Have Ben Bolsheviks!George Cunvin.
• Gets Twelve MonthsDave Windsor
• Crisis in Uruguay
• All Out for December the 12thPat Jordan
• General Strike in Arequipa May Mark New Tu
• Industrial Notes.David Robinson
• Political NotesClaude Anderson
• Writers' Trial Judge Honoured
• Objective Is to Make Profits
• Gormley Gets Fatthe Financial Times
• Report, on Vietnam Solidarity Campaign
• Stat Iit on Bortrand Russell Pcacl Foundation
• Hara Ia Ike Hhh Ike Ki Revolution in Latin Amtica
• Trad Vil Tiam Aid
• World Outlook

The Week Vol. 8, No. 22, c. 28 November 1967

• [untitled opening]
• Glonne Wo Vol
• Oar, ND
• Cut_ Arms - Not Wagus!
• Only Thrs Against
• Industrial NotesClaude Anderson
• Trachers in Action at Durham
• 400 at Roberts Arundel Anniversary Picket
• Busmen in Strike
• Gunter ‘waits for Guidance' to Deal with Wildcat Strikes
• Attention, Attention, Attention
• Double Think on Defence Cuts
• Trade Union Mobilisation Conferencea special correspondent
• Vietnam and the Wage Freeze Mesting
• Central Hall Westminster
• CAMPAIGN from David Robinson.
• A weekly WORK FARTY
• Tree Hhi Hie
• The Round House - Chalk Farm
• Bristol Labour Party Reaffirms Support for Docks Nationalisation
• "no One Mentions Gestapo Any More"
• Iidustrial D' Ocracy & Work Is' Comtol Copric
• i a tatus secretary, The Week
• Frx Kkh K Kia Hie Kiki Kkh Ikk Iii Iihr Rikki
• Ralph Schornman on Bolivia
• Greetings to All Delegates to Th! Thirtieth Congress of the C.p.g.b
• Building a Workers' United Front in Britain
• t2 Huge cuts in military expenditure;
• Support the Revolutionary Line of the Cuban Communists

The Week Vol. 8, No. 23, c. 6 December 1967

• Parliament Against Unemployment and for Socialist Policies : D Pe Al Assemble Parliament Square, 2.00p.m.
• LA N111111 LOb госте bordea
• At Last .- a Vote Against: Now for a Fight
• All Out for December 12th
• Nus Student Council at MargateKate Hoey
• Industrial Notes
• The I.m.f. Wants Another £400 Million Lopped Off BudgetJohn London
• Evening Standard Reporter on American Way of Lifea London reader
• Cornejo Chavez, a Peruvian Senator Speaks for Che
• Drug-dart Guns to Deal with Riotersan American reader
• Johnsgn Shows His Gratitude to Wilsona special correspondent
• Dial "h" for Hate
• Vietnam Solidarity Campaign
• For Hehehe Hhi Hii V.s.c. Members & Supporters Meeting
• U.s. Big Business Over North Sea GasDave Windsor
• Profets Show an Upward Trendan economicscorrespondent
• In Brazil "a Mockery"
• After Devaluation — Left Must Act Now!Charles van Gelderen
• The Law Is for the Middle Class
• Not Ingham Voice to Hold Public Meeting
• B.b.c. Reporter Returns From North VietnamGeoff Crossick

The Week Vol. 8, No. 24, 13 December 1967

• The Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation ItdRussell Stetler
• [Untitled, contents page]
• November Trade Figures - the Worst Ever
• A Programme for the Left
• Vietnam Solidarity Campaign
• The Majestic Heads the Philosopher's Stone
• C.B.R. sell-out. Mi 4. Political notes
• Rents' Letter ScandalKen Varney
• John Maclean Commemorated
• Teachers' Union Leadership Want Link with T.u.c.a teacher
• Sack to Butskellism?C. van Gelderen
• Back to Butskellism? * 6 Portuguese student leaderPortuguese Ambassador
• Unite Against Unemployment
• The Danger of the Tories Coming Back to Power
• The Need for Unity Around a Programme
• Create Committees to Fight for the United Front Frogramme
• Combat Sectarianism and Opportunism
• T:midiat# Al Olition of Th? (ace Frith and Anti-trade Union Legislation
• Abolition of Poverty Through Increased Welfare Payments
• Huge Cuts In’ Military Expenditure
• Nationalisation of the Commanding Heights of Industry Under Workers' Control
• A Workers' Plan for the Development of British Industry
• A Socialist Foreign Policy
• United Front Committees Must Be Set Up

The Week Vol. 8, No. 25, c. 20 December 1967

• [untitled opening]
• [Untitled, contents page]
• Mr. Wilson's Christmas Box
• Decmeber the Twelfth
• Four Million Women "used as Slave Labour"
• Algerian Trade Unions Call for Democracy
• Government Spies on German StudentsB.W•
• Strike at Transport House Just Averted
• WhatJohn London
• J.c. Government Pledges M.chine Tool Manufactures to Tune of &2.5mJ.C.
• Some Students Pay £7 a Room in Londona student reader
• Brighton and Hove Tr.des Council on Cbr Settle Enta Brighton reader
• CBR: trade council comment" 6 Greece since April 22ndGeoff Crossick
• Scanlon's Views on MilitancyMike Martin
• 40 Directors Own £400 Million in Shares
• Value of % of Equity Holding Equity
• Government Puts Up Cost of Journal by 33.1/3 Per CentG. Tufnell
• More Poler for the Igwu and Aeu in the Tuc?an industrial correspondent
• Right Wing Take Drubbing in Glasgow Shop Stewards Elections
• Overtment's Kurta Muria Claim Demolished
• Wage Control Ends in Holland