Foreign newsreels №3729 (1974)

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England - The transfer of 750,000 British workers to a three-day job (temporary dismissal) in order to save energy.
England - An old steam tractor drives a factory.
Holland - A demonstration of motorcyclists in The Hague in protest against the government's decision on fuel rationing.
Sweden - Motorists save gasoline and use public transport before the introduction of fuel rationing.
Norway - The beginning of the trial of six people on charges of murdering an Arab waiter and spying for Israel.
Holland, Belgium, England, Italy, France - Armed guards and tanks patrol international airports to prevent guerrilla attacks.
India - Visit of the Soviet delegation headed by the Minister of Oil Industry V.D. Shashin, meeting with I. Gandhi.
Pakistan - Prime Minister Bhutto is laying the country's first steel mill, which will be built with the technical and financial assistance of the Soviet Union.
Cyprus - New bomb explosions, a struggle between supporters of General Grivas and President Makarios.
USA - Interview of Defense Minister Schlesinger and the Ambassador of Kuwait to the United States in connection with the oil crisis.
USA - Suspension of construction of a nuclear power plant in Virginia.
USA - Two women in Kentucky start working as miners in a coal mine.
Argentina - President Peron presents insignia and sabres to new generals and admirals.
Argentina - An extremist religious group detonates bombs in the buildings of two cinemas in protest against the demonstration of the film "Jesus Christ is a Superstar."
Brazil, Sao Paulo - Traditional international competitions "running around houses".
Germany, Frankfurt - The draw for the final games of the FIFA World Cup.
England - Football, FA Cup.
Australia - The Australian Open Tennis Championship.