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Workers Press no. 339, 30 December 1970 · scan page 2

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agreement: case adjourned APPLICATION for an emergency order to stop. the International Publishıng Corporation refusing a new 'Sunday Mirror' house agreement was adjourned until Monday in the : High • Court yesterday.

Counsel for National Union of Journalists chapel father Ronald Maxwell told Mr Justice Whitford that the case concerned 'a clash on whether salaries and conditions should be negotiated on a national level'.

Maxwell claims that IPC has agreed to negotiate a new and more favourable house agreement with his members on the paper when the present one expires tomorrow.

But under a proposed agreement between the NUJ and the Newspaper Publishers' Association-of which IPC is a member-the negotiation of agreements at house level was prohibited.

StreetS faces speed-up drive. in a government-controlled labour union in the industrial town of Tolosa; Uriarte, a student aged 25, was one of several prisoners who claimed during the trial they had been tortured during police ques-