A.W.U Rejects Move For A.C.T.U. Link
The Australian Workers Union rejected a motion to affiliate with the A.C.T.U. arguing it would compromise its policies and openness to cooperation with communists. Delegates debated election rule changes and motions to delete restrictive provisions while a proposed atomic test cessation measure failed for lack of a delegate.
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Britain Requests Slightly Enriched Uranium for Future Plants
The New York Times reports Britain asked the United States for slightly enriched uranium to fuel future atomic plants. U S officials disclosed the approach in Washington amid potential wider atomic cooperation. The Beapest note remains unconfirmed by British or AEC spokesmen.
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