Election 1966 Three Candidates

The British Communist Party candidates talk about why the UK electorate should vote for them. The candidates discuss arms spending at the expense of schools, the advancement of science and profits from a car factory in Luton going overseas and not being reinvested in the community.
Complete catalog record
Original source: The British Film Institute | Archive Reference: N-508141. | Reproduction of: United Kingdom, 1966. 16mm Comb BW pos. | Production Company: ETV Films Ltd.
Release: Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Digital, 2018.
Physical description: 1 online resource (video file 0:04:51) : sound, black and white
Subjects: Peace | Politics | Elections | Science | Factories | Women | Children | Education | Housing | Salaries and wages | United Kingdom | Bathgate | Luton | Gollan, John (1911-1977) | Forman, Stanley (c.1921-2013) | Party Political Broadcast | 1954-1975 | Webcast

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Sources

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