French Workers Sing Against Austerity Plan
Paris dispatch reports about a broad French labor strike. About 208,000 coal miners walk out at La Coste, costing 85,000 tons of coal daily and risking steel mill closures. 62,000 auto workers remain on strike as banks and stores close. A 24-hour general strike is planned for July 1 by the Metal Workers Union, amid government austerity measures. Utilities struggle to keep furnaces and power supplied in northern France.
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Ondain
Associated Press
Paris
la Coste
France
Metor
Reuter
National Committee of the Metal Workers’ Union
Times’ Paris
Motor Cycle Tied To Tree Leads to Arrest
Police later charged a young man after a motor cycle was tied to a tree during a march at Darved Ertess. The incident occurred near Rana 194 and involved a crowd that moved through several streets before officers intervened.
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Carta
Madras
Weemrimal
World Peace Efforts Featured in Global Crisis Update
Early crisis signals prompt calls for united action among nations. Regional editorials discuss timelines and likely developments, citing analysts and international groups amid tense diplomatic negotiations.
Soil erosion menace acute in Queensland report says
In a June 76 address Professor saver warns of severe soil erosion across Queensland. He notes rainfall damage and land degradation threaten agriculture and urges conservation measures by Darling Downs authorities.
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Queensland
Whane
Profetsaver
British view on Palestine issue widens rift in U N committee
A fragmentary report notes the Arab Higher Committee saying most U N Palestine Committee members including Australian Canadian Indian Dutch and Peruvian members favored recalling the mission from Palestine. It hints at broad concern over policy during wartime and mentions unnamed leaders and interactions.
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Umuun
Arab Higher Organization
Palestine
Idian
Wiefers Fr
Wage Pegging To Be Lifted With Arbitration Act
Canberra authorities may lift wage pegging regulations in parallel with the proclamation of the new Arbitration Act likely on July 31. Senior federal ministers reportedly assured ACTU representatives that pegging would be removed, pending final decision.
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Canberra
ACTU
Russia ships war matériel to Chinese Reds in Manchuria
A semi official Chinese force says Russia transferred nearly all Kwantung army equipment to Chinese Communists in Manchuria. The material included 151 aircraft, 155 tanks, 186 armored cars and 787 trucks, with further aid from Russian resources.
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Russia
Shanghai
Kwantung Army
Manchuria
United Press
Big Scale Riots Plague India Amid Tense Calm
London dispatch reports large city riots across Calcutta and Bombay with casualties and curfews, as India faces widespread unrest after tumultuous events in Bengal and neighboring regions. The violence prompted concern over security and governance.
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India
London
Reuter
Arrest Made in Albany Murder Case
A suspect was arrested in connection with a murder in Albany. Police reported the arrest and said the case is moving toward court proceedings. Further details were not immediately released.
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Albany
Neighbours Blamed For Strife On Greek Border
A United Nations Balkans report places responsibility for border tension on Yugoslavia Albania and Bulgaria. The text notes clashes along the Greek frontier and mentions regional actors amid ongoing regional strain.
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United Nations Balkans Cor
Chiat
Yososlavia
Allegnis
Pelgarie
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