The Week Vol. 4, No. 3, 22 July 1965
The scan: The Week v4 no3.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.
- [Untitled, contents page]
- The Campaign to Change-:labour's Policy Over Vietnam
- Vietnam = 'eiections Would Be a Tragedy' Say Yanks
- Bonus Dispute on the Southern Region
- weeks. It is some months now since the drivers on the S.E. division first
- Information for Manchester Parents' Action Committee
- Nottingham Labour P
- Apartheid Cricketers Picketed in Bristol
- Anti-Apartheid campaign
- Algerian Oil: France's New Privileged Position
- Algeria Item Crude Says Dave Windsor
- Labour and Portugal
- S.d.s. Plans Further Anti-war Action
- Walter Lippman on Vietnam
- South African headlines
The issue’s contents page, as read by machine
THR WEEK - A NEWS ANALYSIS FOR SOCIALISTS Subscription rates: 1? weeks 10/- 26 weeks £1 l year &2 Students 25% discount. Contents wee Page " 5.0 DANVIPWNE Vietname Railway dispute. Comprehensive schoolse Anti-Apartheid campaign. Algeria. Labour and Portugal. U.S. students meete Walter Lippman on Vietnam. "Week" school hits the South African headlines. STOP PRESS: HAROLD DAVIES SHOULD in Vietnam has failed, SPEAK OUT Mr. Harold Davies! mission but he can help the campaign to end the war by telling the British people what he saw and hearde Mr. Davies, an old stalwart of the left, will we are sure, have recognised the fact that the Americans are entirely to blame for the situation. We are certain, too, that if he receives letters assuring him
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