International Marxist Group Archive

Magazines, bulletins and booklets of the IMG and its forerunners, 1961–1984

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The Bulletin Vol. 2, No. 4, 26 January 1963 · p. 2 of the scan · 255 words

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Page 4. - - — First Algerian Trade Union Congress. Page 5. - —- — Tanganyika -— one party state 7?

Bruneii People's Party chairman speaks.

Explosion in US oil installation. Page 6, - - = Castro on "peace transition."

Koreans side with Chinese. Page 7e —- —- — Unemployment to get worse ?

Common Market uncertainty causes gloom. —_—

Greek economic crisis.

What happened to £21 million ? Page 8 -— - - Marxist books re-issucd in Poland.

Cuban CP paper supports Castro.

Stalin delayed counter-attack.

letter to Readers. "Those guilty of the murder of Patrice Inmumba and similar crimes should be brought to justice despite the amnesty in the Congo." Thus spoke Fenner Brockway at the MCF London conference last week. On this second aniversary of the murder of Iumumba we cannot but coneur with these sentiments and the slogans of the demonstrators in leapoldsville-"Down with the imperialist® and their atoggess" "YVerch along Iumaimba's road"={ We do not forget that Lumumba’s successor, Antoine Gizenga, is detained by the Adoula regime whilst Iumunba's murderer still goes free. Neither can we forget that the UN was implicated in the murder of Iumimnba and is still implicated in the imprisonment of Gizenga. We urge readers to a. support the campaign to free Gizenga and to bring to justice lumanba's murderer. To aid readers in this task our next issue will earry detailed information of the situation in the Congo.

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