The Week Vol. 2, No. 6, c. 17 August 1964
The scan: The Week v2 no6.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.
- Contents Page
- Editorinl notes: Wage restraint, prices and profits
- Trade Union notes: Bert Wynn answers Sid Ford
- George Brown's assistant attacks the unions
- Draughtsmen's strike continues despite
- Political notes
- Killer pace in the pit
- Trade union notes: Vital AEU election goes to second ballot
- Welcome initiative by NAIGO E.C
- Martel's 'General Election Policy Referendum'
- Crime and Delinquency
- Engineering employers organisation against
- Political trials: The Beja trial concludes
- Lorenz Knorr faces sedition charge
- South African notes: Alexander defence committee activities
- fe elect delegate or observers to the meeting;
- More British trade with South Africa
- Outspan launch an advertising campaign
- South African-based cigarette firm increases
- Campaign notes: Opposition to U.S, attack on North Vietnam
- Importent C.N.D. demonstration in Blackpool
- N.A.I.S.O. camp only three weeks off
- International notes: French Young Communists attack party
- Hawker Siddeley to equip Fortugal for
- Political notes
- Howard Cheney's refusal to pay taxes for
- Two Books by New Left Authors
- for the first time, the whole world became one single system, forced into As a result the nationastate became ar
- Books and Publications
- A study of changing trade union
- Economic notes: Building profits
- over the previous year. The out was £2,682,000 - an increase of 19%
- U.S. Balance of payments gets worse
- Japan hit by "interest equalisation tax"
The issue’s contents page, as read by machine
THE WEEK VOL. 2 NO.6 Business address: 54, Park Rd., : ; Lenton, Nottingham. Editors: Robin Blackburn and Ken Coates.
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