Trade Union Notes: Trouble Looming in British Road Service, Agricultural Workers put in for third
Week's Holiday. Unions seek to ground Private Airlines!
Planes. ; Labour Party Notes: Serious Decrease in number of Young
Socialist Branches in the North. Monmouth C.L.P. protests cover Aden, Mrs. Olive Gibbs declines an Aldermanic
seats Labour's Northern Voice expanding. Clifton Ward Labour Party protest over
Civic Reception. Trade Union Notes: ASSET to propose a Labour Code. Lancashire Federation of Trades Councils
to discuss Rookes v. Barnard, Bradford Confed. worried by Rookes v.
Barnarde Move to revoke Building Trade Long-Term
Pay Pacte Anti-Apartheid Notes: Protest against Rivonia trial in
Bristol. Electricians call for Government action
to stop hangings. Manchester Students decide to join Anti-
Apartheid by one vote. Rochdale Labour Council boycotts South
African goods. : 64 Irish M.P.s sign Anti-Apartheid
petition. British Investment in South Africa, The U.S. Negro Struggles Reign of Terror in Mississippi, etc, U.S. NOTES; <A letter from the Y.S.A., the May 2nd Movement. The International Labour Movement: New Zealand, Argentina, Peru. European Notes: Germany, Austria and France, Third World Notes: Congo, Mozambique and India. The South East Asia Crisis: the situation in Laos, Economic Notes: Pay and the cost of living, U.S. Aircraft
Industry loses former dominant place. Stop Press items: Dr. Abrahams appeals for help, a scheme to
help win subscribers for The Week,