Fourth International Publications

The International’s English-language periodicals: World Outlook, Inprecor and their companions, 1958–1994

pré-election polls in the area what the results would likely be,

World Outlook Vol. 2, No. 16, 17 April 1964 · pp 21-22 · 239 words

would follow on a proportionate basis,

In opposition to the proposed testing of nuclear weapons in tha South Pacific area by France, they promised to take stops: to convene an international conference, mo oo

When the disappointing election results were known, “Nordmeyer, the Labour leader, attributed the "no-change" result to the atmosphere of prosperity created by wind-fall high export prices, accruing to New Zealand farmers, on overseas markets. .

There is merit to the explanation but the basic reason forthe present standstiil is the total inability of the Labour party... leadership to pose problems facing rank-and-file party members and sympathizers in terms of the class struggle.

This is felt among sectors of the working class, ‘Indireot evidence of this came on March 23 when the leadership of the indus-~ trial labour movement called on the political leadership to return to the pre-1955 party constitutional objective of the Poctalisation of the means of production, distribution and exchange," Jt

_ The report of the Federation of Labour bitterly reproached the "New Look" leaders for obscuring tho "irreconcilable conflict of

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interest between capital and Labour® and "thus departing. from the, : working class and the trade unions,"

. These bold words are from men who have softepedalled the class - struggle in the trade-union field, With harsher prospects for the workers now looming, they feel compelled. to move left -- in terminology if not, thus far, in any significant actions,

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