from Frank Allaun, M.P. for Salford East I am delighted to learn that THE WEEK is developing from a duplicated to a printed journal, I have read every issue since it was first published and can say that, without a single exception, each issue has contained at least one item of interest anc importance which I had missed ia my other reading. I am lost in admiration for the work that must ebyviously be put into such a publication, And I have a shrewd suspicion that it is all being done without pay. These are critical days for socialists and those striving to prevent a nuclear war. It is vital that we be fully armed with all the available information, and particularly information which is not always available in the national press. Good luck to THE WEEK in its new format. May it go from strength to strength. With west wishes.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 3, No. 1, 6 January 1965
GREETINGS to the new WEEK
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