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WEEKLY No. 145 The Labour leaders have changed seats. about has ground to a halt. But Callaghan will be playing the same tune as Harold Wilson. Perhaps the notes will be a little harsher on the sensibilities of the left MPs, but predictably they gave both Callaghan and Wilson a standing ovation at the Parliamentary Labour Party meeting which announced the election of the new leader.

* * * The first major test of the Callaghan Government will be the Budget proposals. The union leaders have put up a show of debate and disagreement about the form of the next stage of But their arguments merely centre on what is the most effective way to drag down the living standards of their membership. Healey has already indicated that wage PRICE 10D

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