NATO discusses security

Workers Press no. 875, 22 September 1972 · scan page 12

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REPRESENTATIVES of the ation in Brussels made their first examination this week of the Soviet proposals for a CBI demands 'progress' THE CONFEDERATION of British Industry is demanding that the government makes 'concrete proposals' at next Tuesday's tripartite talks involving Heath, the TUC and the CBI.

The boss's spokesmen are clearly unhappy that nothing solid has been achieved in the five meetings held so far. CBI president Michael Clapham said this week: 'I should be surprised if the pace is not hotted up' The CBI's price 'restraint' is LECTURES THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MAR given by (SLL national European Security Conference.

This follows the visit to Moscow of President Nixon's special envoy, Dr Henry Kissinger. Considerable further discussion will be required before NATO formally adopts a position.

due to end at the end of October and the employers have made it clear that it will not be extended under any circumstances unless the union chiefs toe the line.

Feather and his TUC colleagues have already agreed that any improvement for the lower paid should be matched with restraint at the other end of the scale-but the employers want more than vague generalalities.

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