... with Labour Party leaders. to set up a new investigation inio the anomalies highlighted by the Benn case. has surprised (he Socialists. It demonstrates ¢t again that Mr. Macleod has no intention of being fettered by the decisions or the example of M Butler ...

... allowed unrestricted entry, then the health of our own folk will be in grave danger, Politically speaking one wonders if the Socialists and their supporters would change their view if an epidemic occurred. Would not their, “Jet them come regardless” soon change ...

... stuck in her memory. 3 He told me to stand by my principles, even if it was hard, she said. And he told me to be a good Socialist, That was why. when she became connected with politics, she joined the Labour Party, but also because it was * pearest to ...

... ‘ONE OF THE GREATEST SOCIALISTS’ Professor R. H. Tawney, Socialist pioneer, who died in a London nursing home yesterday, aged 81, was described by Mr. Hugh Gaitskell as “one of the greatest Socialists of our time.” In his tribute Mr. Gaitskell said: “ ...

... vear, which ends in May. He takes the place of Alderman H. Mash, who died on Christmas Day, Alderman Tavlor is the senior Socialist alderman and the senior Labour ex-mayor still serving on the council. He was mayor in 1946-47, His appointment will be formally ...

... especially at election times, on behalf of their Labour M.Ps. It is my contention today that although all of these may well be Socialist at heart, in practice they are thinking. speaking and working as pure Independents. It is not uncommon at Cannock Rural Council ...

... grim prophecy will have moderated by now, but there is no sign that he or any of his front bench colleagues will relent The Socialists, determined on more vigorous and sustaiped opposition this session, already had enough to argue about. But the Government's ...

... Both vehicles| R- Guy then moved Alderman Devizes (Wilts) constituency. were badly damaged. i Dr. A. Bryne-Quinn. Another Socialist, Alderman H. E. Lane. said in view of the deputy mayor being involved in who should preside. he would move that Alderman ...

... orious unity in d mpire. to belabour Heath over his ¢ th the Common M me from Socialists r the causes of I endency to fight ( th causes is an inte lopment in the La Socialists regard of Indian independ war as the lands new Commonw: of the great cont he ...

... Heath over his i sions with the Common M have come from Socialists quent fpr the causes of I: trade. This tendency to fight Co monwealth causes is an intere ing development in the Labh Party. Socialists regard th granting of Indian independ: after the war ...

... reasons. These opponents number perhaps a quarter of the parliamentary party and most of the constituency associations. These Socialists deplore our commitment to N.A.T.O. and the Western Alliance, which they believe is too much dominated by a Washington-Bonn ...

... Windridge (Con.) by the next council meeting and so ensure the control of the council they temporarily wrested from - the Socialists yesterday. ! With plans made by today to select a candidate within a few days the Conservatives found that Section 67 of ...