The WeekThe Week Vol. 4, No. 13, 7 October 1965Four "week" Sponsors Stand for National Executive
The Week Vol. 4, No. 13, 7 October 1965 · p. 9 of the scan · 106 words
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Ho Peps i°t Se Week stood for the Labour Party's National Executive, seen t rd i entral Labour Parties sections. Three of them were icv’ — las “77: ectiont Frank Allaun, Konni Zilliacus and Ken Coates. gle ere: c Heffer, increased his vote by over 50% this year, gaining iy 8 as against 62,000 last year. Frank Allaun established himself
a very serious contender for the executive by gaining 239,000 votes He was second only to Sydney Silverman among the unsuccessful candidates. The lowest vote for successful candidates was 475,000 (that of Tom Driberg and Tan Mikardo.) Konni Zilliacus obtained 130,000 and Ken Coates 69,000.