No Common Market Foes Seen In British Move Talks
AP dispatch from Brussels reports that inner six European Economic Community members see no trade war with Britain and the EFTA nations. Tariff cuts within the EC date to 1966, while EFTA plans end tariffs internally by year’s end but keeps outsiders’ tariffs. Austria seeks Associate status. France blocks rapid UK entry, favoring gradual market expansion.
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European Free Trade Association
European Economic Community
EFTA
Britain
Austria
Denmark
Norway
Portugal
Sweden
Switzerland
EEC
European Commission
France
West Germany
Belgium
Italy
Holland
Luxembourg
EFYTA
Charles de Gaulle
Liberal Marriage Laws In Vietnam Spark Teenage Divorces
Viet Nam daily reports Hanoi criticizing liberal marriage rules that prompt rapid divorces after quick ceremonies. In South Viet Nam divorce remains illegal under President Ngo Dinh Diem. An Albuquerque firm confirms an American astronaut ordered a unicycle for NASA, suggesting a school ride lesson. Tribesmen of New Guinea value python flesh as food.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Mar
Hanoi
Thu Do
Civil Registry Office
South
Ngo Dinh Diem
Albuquerque
N.N
Cornell
New Guinea
New British Missile Quietly in Operation
The United Kingdom quietly deploys the Blue Steel stand off missile within the RAF Vulcan force. Fourteen squadrons are discussed with Scampton hosting the V bomber fleet and Woomera testing noted. Blue Steel launches a nuclear warhead from a fast pilotless jet, flying high and fast to complicate Soviet tracking.
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London
Britain
Scampton
Royal Air Force
Blue Steel
Skybolt
RAE
Sky
Woomera Range
United States
Firing squads in Soviet crackdown on graft and bribes
Soviet firing squads executed officials and others for corruption as part of a broader crackdown. Reports from Alma Ata and Leningrad detail killings for black market activity and graft, with multiple accomplices and prison terms up to 15 years. The Dushanbe mayor was sentenced to death for graft in housing and allotment schemes.
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Robert Tuckman
Moscow
Alma Ata
Kazakhstan
Yakhuy Valuyev
Leningrad
Gorky
Dushanbe
Tadzhikistan
Secretary Rusk To Address Texas Daily News Officials
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will speak Tuesday in Houston at a dinner for Texas newspaper executives during the Texas Daily Newspaper Association’s two day annual meeting. About 207 executives and wives expected. Allan Engleman of Edinburg to preside at a Sunday meeting. officers to be elected Monday.
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Houston
Dean Rusk
Texas
Rusk
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Houston Consular Corps
Allan Engieman
Edinburg
Engleman
Edinburg Review
Ben Decherd Jr
Dallas Morning News
Association
J. Lee Johnson
The
Fort Worth Star - Telegram
Robert, Tampee
Houston Post
Matt Sheley
Greenville Herald -Banner
Paul Swensson
New York
Newspaper Fund
Buford Boone
Tuscaloosa
Ala
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DIAL
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Chevrolet
Attek
Barbara Wagner
Robert Paul
Squaw Valley
Calif
Sam Houston Coliseum
Australia
RAF
Woomera
SAC
Kennedy
Nassau
Macmillan
Mayfair Jewelry
W. Texas
Soviet Union
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