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... Socialist ism in crisis would inevitably mobilise. The election constituted a brief and empty triumph, like flashy, distracting icing-sugar on a mouldy cake. Piecemeal liaisons and electioneering opportunism during the seventies had been favoured at the ...
... NOT SOCIALIST In the gravest economic crisis since the '3os, radical measures were obviously required, said the Liaison statement. Yet, in the official party draft policy on the economy—it was published on Tuesday —not one single socialist policy was ...
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... THE SOCIALISTS The Socialists have established committee rooms at Alexandra Wharf, with Mr Alex. Morrison as election agent. The Socialist candidate, Mr Mec- Gowan, flew to Orkney on Tuesday after a week’s campaigning in Shetland. At meetings he challenged ...
... Socialist The new committee’s job, as explained by Tribune chairman Mr. Sydney Bidwell, will be to keep the Wilson *overnment “on the Socialist rails.” ® Labour's manifesto mgec on the Common ket are seen as being of vital importance in this. One Left ...
... twin planks of ~ the Socialist election pht.-J ~ form, 3 !‘t must be carefully concealed from the electors that even the muddled Socialist past is better than the catastrophe innate in a | Socialist future The tendency with Socialists, therefore, is to keep ...
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... produces a smaller majority for the socialists than that they won in October 1982 it seems certain that there will be nobody to rival Felipe Gonzalez's claim to lead a second government. The king and the socialist leader have been discussing Spain's affairs ...
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