... Socialist 'no' The Belgian Socialist Party yesterday rejected a revival of the Christian Democratic- Socialist Coalition Government whose fall started the crisis on February 11.—B II P. Quake in China There was a major earthquake yesterday in the Kaifeng ...

... SOCIALISTS PROTEST AT MR. BUTLER'S TV SPEECH Mr. R. A. Butler. who made a party political broadcast on television last night, has been accused by Mr. Harold Wilson, the Socialist M.P., of trying to swing a critical by-election. Mr. — Wilson said that ...

... SOCIALIST CHOICE FOR GLOUCESTER BY-ELECTION Following a special meeting of Gloucester Labour Party last night at which five possible candidates for the pending Parliamentary byelection were interview, it was announced that Mr. John Diamond, of Hersfield ...

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... Socialists Inflation is abating in almost all Western industrial countries, Mr. Harold Wilson said in Denmark yesterday. But he cautioned against a headlong return to an economic boom that could get out of control. The Prime Minister was addressing leaders ...

... IF THE SOCIALISTS WIN Spending on Politics— A Balance Sheet Item' Mr. Harold Wilson, former Minister of Labour, said at Luton yesterday that a Labour Government would make business firms declare on their balance sheets money they spent for political purposes ...

... Socialist In a surprise development in Italyl Ma-month political crisis, 3gr. Benin° Craxi, aged 43, the Socialist leader was summoned to the Presidential Palace in Rome 'last night and given a mandate to form a new governnient., If he•Eucceeds. he will ...

... SOCIALIST When come time ago Mr. S. 1) Bhall•rd was selected an the L.lour candidate for Parliamentary honours in opposition to Mr. Jame Coiling., it was hinted that Mr. Ballard might also seek municipal experience as a espreeentative of Bordeeley Ward ...

... never read of anyone going In the opposite direction (to the Socialist camps. Perhaps this was the wicked Tory Press failing to tell us the truth. Yes, the sooner he and all the other Socialists who use your letter colurnns for free advertising of their ...

... Not Socialists TRADE unionists who come out on strike for fantastically high wage demands which can only ruin our chances in the export markets and thus in the end cause unemployment are no more true Socialists than the profiteers and spivs who make their ...

... TO SOCIALISTS `This Progress is Not St ation' The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Heathcoat- Amory, addressing the Conservative Party conference yesterday, gave a hopeful review of Britain's industrial position. He was replying to a resolution which ...