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Thd Weex Nummer Five Page 2 Young Sogillist Totes Y.s, Chairman Recommended for Expulsion?

· The Week Vol. 1, No. 5, 29 January 1964 · p. 6 of the scan · 193 words

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According to the Sunday Tolegraph of Jamary 263 “The expulsion from the Labour Party of ir, John Ilobertsen, national chairman of the Young Socialists, has been recommended by the officials of the Party's Scottish regional headausrters because of his allegcd association with the proscribed "Keep Left." The move comes cnly a fortnight or so before the masa lobby of Parliament on unemployment amongst youth which is being held on Fetmary the llth. The Simday Telegraph's Industrial Correspondent, whe woote the piece, had provicusly pesed the possibil— ity of the postponenent of the lobby. However, there is no sign at present of this being done. Indeed, New.uidvance, the Transport Iouserun journal of the Young Socialists, has a call by the editor for Maximum support for the rally in ita latest isme, Gist LONDON ¥.5. FEDERATION SCHOOL

fh London reater has drawn our attention to a. day school and social which is to be held on Sunday, 9th February at the North Islington Labour Hall, Pemberton Gardons, Off Holloway Iid., London N19. The school commences at 2.30, and the sponkors are inthony Vedgewood Benn on: “Getting Labour to Power," and Michael Kidron ons *The next

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