... a year of psuedo- Socialist Government. One hopes that 1966 will see an ever-growing Left majority in the Labour movement which will defeat the policies being pursued at present, force a change to the Left and thus ensure a Socialist victory which can ...

... from his tour of the Northan informal visit to pital. r he chatted with Holliday, chairman hire Urban District Robens was Socialist , Coun. Holliday was gent. s never misses the visiting Coun. Holliis in the North-East. Holliday retired two e took ill and ...

... an hour he chatted with Coun. Wilfred Holliday, chairman of Bedlingtonshire Urban District Council. When Lord Robens was Socialist M.P. for Blyth, Coun. Holliday was his secretary/agent. . Lord Robens never misses the oopportunity of visiting Coun. Holliday ...

... Labour's rates policy is one of the largest. By April this year the estimated rise in the rate burden, after 18 months of Socialist government, will be in the order of 25 They have been inflated to this value by the Labour government's policies of high ...

... industries will qualify for the grants and which will not. This seems a very dangerous weapon indeed to put in the hand of a Socialist Government in this country. They have interfered in industry before and they are well capable of deing so again. ...

... background, on which our whole future economy must depend ? Surely the very reverse is the case. “What about the other Socialistic interventions in the economy? What about the new housing subsidies which are artificially insulated from the effects of ...

... SERIOUS ANXIETY “Indeed it is the introduction of a Socialistic regime, through Government interference, which is the most serious anxiety that this country has to face at the present time. Old-style nationalisation may be out, but new-style Socialisa- ...

... PRIME MINISTER ‘A DISASTER’ SAYS TORY M.P. SLEAFORD and Grantham M.P. Mr. Joe Godber hit out on Friday at Socialist critics who talk of a divergence in the Tory Party. Addressing Grantham Conservative Supper Club, he ...

... Young Tories discuss the Socialists (‘UR.RENT newspaper articles / provided adequate material for heated discussion at Sleaford Young Conservatives’ last meeting. The present government’s policies and the handling of national and international problems ...

... craving for these machines, He hoped the Council would have rrllgegart in installing these ?{ne-n bandits in their Town all. Socialist colleague, Coun, vau Cook, took a different view. ¢ are living in 1966, he said, not Victorian times. Besides, the Town Hall ...

... all the backward-looking elements which Liberal pressure and the narrow majority had driven underground. Those radical non-socialists who had in recent by-elections tried a “ short-cut” solution to Britain’s problems by voting Labour could end by regretting ...

... Zurich, New York — even g:flan -- always seem ready to Husout. = R “Of course it is cloud cuckoo land, Mr. Gunter. A planned, Socialist cloud cuckoo land. But why the surprise ? “The moral for us in all this is to work harder than ever to get rid of this calamitous ...