LEAD AND ZINC PROSPECTS
(N.Z Press Association—Copyright! NEW YORK, June 29. A 20-nation committee which met at the United Nations to rel- - the lead and zinc situation, expressed concern lest rapid deterioration be ' created by “further restrictive action" of the major industrialised countries, according to a communique issued yesterday. At the same time, it noted that voluntary action of the producers had been “beneficial” The group met on Monday as the standing committee of the international, lead and zinc study group, under the chairmanship of Mr Antonio Carrillo Flores, of Mexico.
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Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29245, 1 July 1960, Page 17
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