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RUSSIAN feelers to reopen East-West trade in platinum are getting a chilly reception. Last week in London, the Soviet Trade Delegation offered to sell platinum for the first time since 1947, but found no takers. London dealers, who usually sell platinum to the U.S., were afraid to touch...
...concessions: 19? in temporary cost-of-living boosts made permanent, a 1? hourly hike in the annual productivity allowance, a 10? hourly pay boost for skilled workers. He also agreed to a boost in maximum pensions, a bargaining matter that Reuther had not been able to reopen in his G.M. negotiations. The boost: from $125 to $137.50 a month...
...left to Moscow, at week's end, to provide the Big Three conference with the proper atmosphere for settling Western differences. First Pravda warned that a Big Three conference was likely to heighten international tension. Then the Moscow radio rejected the West's invitation to reopen the Austrian treaty talks. Apparently Pravda was really worried about what came naturally when Western allies began bickering...
...sick and wounded U.N. prisoners rolled into Freedom Village in Korea last week, the U.N. armistice negotiating team headed north by helicopter to reopen talks with the Communists at Panmunjom...
This production is not by the Brattle Players. The Brattle Theatre proper announced its closing this fall because of lack of funds. It was expected that the Players, an independent organization would disband permanently, but a new drive to reopen the theatre is now being considered...