FEAR FOR REFORMS
Meeting In Prague (N.Z.P.A.-Reuter —Copyright) PRAGUE, Dec. 15. The Czechoslovak Communist Party’s central committee is believed by observers in Prague to have dropped some of the more radical economic reforms which do not meet with Soviet approval. But there was little information about the two-day meeting of the party’s legislative body in Prague Castle on Thursday and Friday. A communique issued on Friday night gave little away about the economic measures agreed upon, and revealed none of the recommendations for top positions in the new Federal Government structure which Czechoslovakia will assume on January 1. A statement printed in the j party newspaper “Rude Pravo”, on Saturday morning. | said the resolutions would be published in the press on! i Monday. i Prague workers have I threatened to call a general I strike if key progressives 'are removed from power after the Government hands in its resignation in the next few days.
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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31863, 16 December 1968, Page 17
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