Japanese Union ‘forces Shipping Lines to Cancel Vietnam Sailings

The Week Vol. 4, No. 11, 23 September 1965 · p. 13 of the scan · 80 words

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Four Japanese shipping lines, pressed by the All-Japan Seamen's Union, have cancelled their charter contracts with the States Marine Lines of the U.S, to sail between South Vietmamese ports. The Tokyo newspaper, Akahata, reported on September 15th, that the Yamashita-Shinnihon steamship line, the Daiichi Sempaku and two other lines on September 10th scrapped the contracts for eight of their ships of 1,000- ton class to carry cargo between Saigon and other South Vietnamese ports for six months commencing October 17th.