Common Market Pact reshapes U S trade outlook
A primer on the European Economic Community, its six members, and its impact on U S tariffs. It notes Britain potential entry, future Nordic and Alpine joins, and the need for a lower U S external tariff to keep access to the market amid rising protectionist sentiment in Congress.
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Free World
France
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Great Britain
Denmark
Ireland
Norway
Sweden
Austria
Switzerland
United States
Kennedy
Congress
U S Ambassador Seeks Peace With Sukarno Over West New Guinea
U S Ambassador Howard P Jones met with President Sukarno in Jakarta to press for avoiding armed conflict as Indonesia and the Netherlands dispute West New Guinea. Subandrio would not reveal details while The Hague monitor the latest moves and Dutch Parliament weighs next steps.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
U.S
Howard P Jones
Sukarno
West New Guinea
Jones
United States
Subandrio
The
Hague
the Hague
Netherlands
U.N
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Powers Broadened for Berkshire Regional District
A regional school committee may manage tuition and transportation for towns lacking local committees. Massachusetts Attorney General Edward J. McCormack Jr ruled the regional board can act in place of local committees and provide tuition and transport for students attending outside vocational schools, with state reimbursements. The Southern Berkshire Regional District includes Alford, Egremont, Monterey, New Marlboro and Sheffield.
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Boston
Atty
Edward J. McCormack Jr
McCormack
Owen J. Kiernan
Berkshire
Kiernan
Alford
Egremont
Monterey
New Marlboro
New Year's Eve Transport Strike Threatens City
New York faces a possible New Year’s Eve bus and subway strike as the Transport Workers Union seeks a four day 32 hour week and union leaders threaten a walkout if contracts with Transit Authority and private bus lines fail. Electricians also threaten a January 1 walkout affecting construction projects as talks with Transit Labor Board proceed with sharp disagreement.
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New York
Transport Workers Union
Michael J. Quill
TWU International
Transit Authority
Electricians
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Quill
David L. Cole
Transit Labor Board
Cole
Chrysler displays turbine driven auto for potential mass production
Chrysler Corp unveiled an experimental turbine driven automobile in New York and said mass production could follow after tests, engineering and consumer reaction. Robert Anderson noted volume production may occur within five years if results stay favorable. George Huebner Jr. said booklets will be available at dealers after year start.
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New York
Chrysler Corp
Robert Anderson
United States
Chrysler
George Huebner Jr
Huebner
Rosalind Fienberg Weds Mark G Kaplan in Vermont
Miss Rosalind Lois Fienberg daughter of Mr and Mrs George M Fienberg of Convent Avenue marries Mark Gordon Kaplan son of Mr and Mrs Hyman Kaplan of Brighton Massachusetts at Mt Anthony Country Club Burlington officiated by Rabbi Max B Wall. Attendants include Miss Vicki Lou Iskowitz. Guests travel from New York Boston and several states.
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Rosalind Lois Fienberg
Atty
George M. Fienberg
Convent Avenue
Mark Gordon Kaplan
Hyman Kaplan
Brighton
Mass
Max B. Wall
Temple Ohavi Zedek
Burlington
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Burt F. Rockwood Jr
Vicki Lou Iskowitz
Edward Kaplan
Bright Mass
Michael Es
Boston
David Rosenthal
New York City
Michael Barron
Robert Kagan
Freehold
N.J
Christmas Dinner Honors Manchester Molding Co. Leader
Louise Thompson president of Manchester Molding Co. hosted Christmas dinner for her employer at the Marbridge Restaurant in Manchester on Saturday continuing a long standing local tradition.
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Louise Thompson
Manchester Molding Co. of
Manchester
Marbridge
St James Sunday School Party With Film This Thursday
The annual St James Sunday school party is planned for Thursday at 7 in the church rooms. The EYC leads the event and presents donated by women will be placed under the Christmas tree. The rector will show a film titled Christmas in Hong Kong. Parents and friends invited.
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St. James
EYC
Hong Kong
Hearing Tonight on Zoning Plea for Restaurant
The village trustees hold an open 7 30 p m hearing on the Playotis property at West Main Street seeking a rezone for a restaurant. James Playotis seeks a building permit for a restaurant west of the Bennington Motel but zoning remains residential. After the hearing the trustees plan to decide and close books for 1961.
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Playotis
West Main Street
James Playotis
Paradise
Main Street
Bennington
Playeffs
Atty
Francis E. Morrissey
A. Sidney Edson
Evans’ News
Two Cars Damaged In Collision In Manchester
Two sedans sustained minor damage in a 5:45 p.m. collision on U S 7 and Way's Lane in Manchester. Drivers James McCooey Sr and Clifford Bruce Graham, both of Manchester, were southbound. Officers Louis E. Nickerson and John Bentley cited slick road conditions as a factor after Graham skidded while braking to avoid a turn.
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Manchester
Way’s Lane
James McCooey Sr
Clifford Bruce Graham
Louis E. Nickerson
John Bentley
McCooey
U.S. 7
Graham
Stampeding Steers Open Western Division Lead
The front-running Kansas City Steers beat the Hawaii Chiefs 108-97 to extend their lead in the Western Division of the American Basketball League. Larry Staverman scored 25 points and Nick Mantis added 22 as Kansas City moved to 20 wins in 29 starts. Jeff Cohen led Hawaii with 25.
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Kansas City Steers
Kansas City
Hawaii Chiefs
Los Angeles Jets
San Francisco Saints
Washington Tapers
Cleveland Pipers
Larry Staverman
Nick Mantis
Jeff Cohen
Hawaii
Yule Traffic Deaths Are Totaled at 524
CHICAGO AP The nation's Christmas holiday traffic deaths totaled 524 the highest for a three day period since 1955. The AP survey counted 83 fire deaths and 86 in miscellaneous accidents. The National Safety Council put fatalities at 523. Last year 488 died, the lowest in a decade for the holiday period.
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Chicago
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Council
Penn State Rigid on Practice for Gator Bowl
Coach Rip Engle ordered gates closed at Penn State practice in St Augustine no spectators and no newspapermen as the Nittany Lions prepare for Saturday’s Gator Bowl showdown with Georgia Tech in Jacksonville.
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Lions Bar
ST. Augustine
Fla
Rip Engle
Penn State
Engle
Nittany Lions
Georgia Tech
Jacksonville
Auto holiday death toll warned for weekend period
Officials caution that sons will be killed in auto accidents during the three day New Year period beginning at 6 p.m. Friday. Last year’s Satur day Sunday Monday holiday weekend reported a death toll of 338 across the same period.
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Arkansas
New England
Berkshire Regional School District
Miss Rosalind Fienberg
Mark. G. Kaplan
Bress
Troy
N. Y
Burt Rockwood Jr
Sid Olshein
Albany
N.Y
Brainerd Road
Allston
Bennington High School
University of Vermont
Boston University School of
Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority
Boston Latin High School
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Gloversville
New Rochelle
Williamstown
Beverly
Newton
Waban
Brookline
Newark
West
Orange
Kingsport, Tenn
Los Angeles, Calif
Mrs
Lloyd
Mary Dillmann
Arlington
Asn Marsh
Tel
Burt Bros
Elm St
Paritron
H. Greenberg
Main St
Dial
West Arlington
Franles Inn
Baystate
Sherwin-Williams
Longman’s
ART Ward's
Ben Mont Ave
Bennington Garage
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