The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 2, 12 January 1963
The scan: tb-v02n02-12-jan-1963.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive)
Titles below were read by machine and are uncorrected; where the issue printed no contents list they are often garbled. The scan has the printed headings.
- [Untitled, contents page]
- Classes in 1963?
- Nottingham protests against Young Socialist exlulsions
- Appeal for Unity" to hold conference in Edinburgh
- Ernie Roberts to stand for A•E.U, post
- Slough A.E.U. condemna Carron for accepting knighthood
- General Hospital on January Ilth in protest againe of 16 non-medical staff from Colindale Hospital.
- Fantastic profit levels made by Middle East oil investments
- Debt Collectors have good year
- More Redundancies
- Structural Reform' theories apposed in British C•P•
- Giving "both sides" the Daily Worker way
- New Zealand and Indonesian C.P. delegation in China
- Is Palme Dutt pro-Chinese ?
- Tanganyika Trade Union leaders deported
- Algorians launch new revolutionary journal
- Launches Copaice to Led Angola
- N.A. S.O. launches campaign to aid Angola
- Is Schweitzer's hospital a cesapool ?
- Reward for seaba ?
- Putting the Mogolians right
- Giant monololy is run like "Constitutional Monarchy."
- The Born Weist German Industrial Expansion Slows Downi
The issue’s contents page, as read by machine
1394 CONTENTS. Page 1. - — Editorial — Whither the Western Working Classes in 1963 ? Page 2. — — Nottingham protests against Young Socialist exlulsions. "“anpeal for Unity" to hold conferanee in Edinburgh. Ernie Roberts to stand for AceE.U. post. Slough A.E.U. condemns Carron for accepting knighthood. Hospital workers march against sackings.
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