The Week Vol. 6, No. 15, 27 October 1966
The scan: The Week v6 no15.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.
- SAR eT TS” emp iieetae
- ESTES ck ae eee
- Two Tactics for Fighting Wilson
- Mr.wilson's "integrity"
- Old Guard Luaders Attack Idea of Black Power
- * 14- equaLity •
- Jamaica: a Beacon for Democracy or a Powder Keg?
- U.s. Losses Outstrip Production in Vietnam
- Press Rumours on War Crimes Tribunal Dismissed
- War Crimes Tribunal Literature Available
- Fort Hood Three Defense Committee
- Editorial Note
- One Million Japanese Strike Against U.s. Aggression
- Japanese Complicity in Vietnam War
- Seamen's Union Appoints Jim Slater
- Building Sites to Stop on November 7
- Legal Control of Strikes Ineffective
- A Socialist Solution for Th? Motor Industry
- Hull Busmen State Their Case
- No Bus Today?
- Why Are We on Strike?
- Essential Services
- Our Offer Still Stands!
- S.o.g.a.t. Slates Wilson's "tory Policies"
- "washington Post" Compares 1966 with 1926
- Mr. Richard Marsh Advocates Competition
- Devlin's Latest Proposais for the Docks
- Scientific Progress!
- Nottingham Readers! - Book These Dates!
- A Bonfire Night Social and Barbecue
- Week Jumble Sale
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