Liberal lender says apply sanctions agninet firms paying too
high wages Right wing lose seat on BTU Erecutive Tig Jim snubbed by Confed, Londen Coop to soll Vest End store ioyal Arsenal Coop protest against closing of Voolwich Arsonal "ilson's pledg6s to Labour Peace Fellowship Paddington and Rachnanian LGC chairman cleared Tory reaction to Rachmanism in Ilampstead Lewisham Torough Council donounces rent act lliornsey Cr split Cuban Hurricane relief fund | Golden circle pfrows Coop share of retail trade fares badly Algerian press ‘service on Chouks forthcoming visit | Khrushchoy says Stalin exported wheat while iussians starved Yuseslays to held CP céngress in 1964 . | Australian trade unionists fight for own presa Isracl!'s Zionist Labour Parties stil seek unity = | Association to aid Algeria organised in Quebec 2,000 teachers arch in Detroit “est Indian notes: Subversion commision in Trinidad folds up
Venemucian Liberntion fighters sont to
torture chamber by ‘iillionia
Shop assistants on strike for 4 woeks in
Trinidad
The strugglo in the 'Fronch! "est Indies
Trinidad dollinr threatened with devaluation |
Martiniquan patriots imprisoned,13 freed Angolan rebels prepare now offensive with arms fron algeria Furthor incrense in U.S. unemploymont More strikes in U.S. Johuson® speaks on U.S, economic position 200 forsiym carfo ships blincklided by U.S. U.S. retaliative . tariff on Common Markot “goods The affect of rationalimtion in Japancse coal industry = Collapse on Tokyo stock-oxchange : Prices soar in India Spanish Minister shows, that\Spain is completely dependent on
bea tourism U.S. ovmorship of Canadian industry increnises : Dritish Nylon Spinners to build big new plant in South ifrics = Common Market rate of growth slowing down The world crisis of oxcess capacity in the steol industry.
Letter to Ronders This is a very sad occasion for this special double issuc of tho Tullotin will be the Inst, i combination of circumstances has led to this state of affnirs, ‘Je anve had increasing difficulty in reaching publication fates (the essence of our serviee), ond.a number of journals aro coming on the scene in 1964 which will carry out tho function we have tried to achieve, Wo wiil bo making arrangements with gubseribors who havo outstanding subscriptions and we earnestly ask our many corrospolonts to azsist the new journels,
Dittebhil Dib tort aito BEEP DL Gan AGL NS Pin Pi Le abe eenaoens i Loughborough corrospondent has dravm our attention to the following roport which appeared in the Guardians "ir, Grimond, the Liberal loader, said in ibardeen..s.that a national maximum wage would haves to be set; sanctions might have tc be applied ogainst firms paying their omployees too much, “"e have long accepted that «a natic+ nal wage minimum should be onforced in tho country," he ssid, “I bolicvoe wo are bound to reach a stase where maxina ate also set, I do not think this con be rigidly enforced by lay, but thero is no rosson why some sanction should not be applied to firms which grossly exceed what is justified." ", sseeeeli?. Grinond's proposal appeared to devolop 4 mction passed by the Liberal Council in May. This called for o national incomos policy.... , Liberal Farty spokesman snid.."This is not necessarily Liberal Party policy, Mr. Grimond was just throwing out new suggestions.“ The subject had not been discussed "to this dopth™ at tho party's confersnes in Sop timber, ™