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· The Week Vol. 2, No. 15, 29 October 1964 · p. 11 of the scan · 111 words

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SOCIAL DEMOCRATS IN THE BALANCE by a special correspondent

Three other social democrat sovernments, besides British Labour, rule with precarious majorities, In Sweden the Social Democrats rule only because the small number of Communist M.P.s (7) vote with them. In Norway, Labour keeps in control by relying on the 2 votes of the People's Socialist Party (a left wing split-off around the paper Oripntering, which was proscribed because of its anti-NATO campaign). In Denmark, the Social Democrats rely on two smaller parties: the Radicals and the People's Scoialist Party.

Elections recently took place in Sweden and I have extr= acted the fcllowing figures from the October 10th issue of the Socialist

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