Common Market Extends Interest Outside Europe
The European Common Market seeks economic ties with nations beyond Europe, especially across the Mediterranean and Africa. Ten African and North African states join, with 18 former colonies already linked through the Yaounde convention, while Britain Denmark Norway and Ireland face limited access. The Africa tie-up aims to boost trade, with a $730 million aid fund planned for five years to foster markets for European goods and investments.
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Brussels
UPI
Mediterranean
Africa
Equator
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Britain
Denmark
Norway
Ireland
Aspirin Found Effective In Arthritis Treatment
In a study of 12 early rheumatoid arthritis patients Harvard researchers Drs. Kenneth Fremont-Smith and Theodore B. Bayles report large regular aspirin doses produced anti inflammatory effects and improvements in joint movement and grip. Eleven of twelve improved during treatment with aspirin and returned to previous status after withdrawal.
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San Francisco
Harvard Medical
Kenneth Fremont - Smith
Theodore B. Bayles
American Medical Association
American Rheumatism Association
Fremont - Smith and
Bayles
Rabbits Explode Too Emrys Hughes Proposes Birth Control Pills
London UPI reporting Labor MP Emrys Hughes suggested government prescription of birth control pills for rabbits to curb the rabbit overpopulation in Scotland.
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London
UPI
Labor Party
Emrys Hughes
Scotland
Slaying of Massachusetts Engineer Mystifies Police
Richard M. O'Brien, 40, an Itek Corp. sales rep and former Raytheon manager, was found beaten and strangled in a gully near his running car in Wayland. Autopsy cited head fractures and asphyxiation. investigators noted missing wallet papers and a possible hitchhike robbery scenario.
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Wayland
Mass
UPI
Richard M. O’brien
Framingham
O’brien
Harvard School of Legal Medicine
Antonio A. Matarese
Itek Corp
Boston
Raytheon Co
Lexington
Mary O’brien
Louis Perini
Milwaukee Braves
Lewis E. Peterson
Wellesley
Richard
William
Rivers Country Day School
Weston
Mystery Surrounds Missing U S Men in Vietnam
United States lists 17 servicemen as missing in South Vietnam with 11 Army, two Marines, and four airmen unaccounted for. Pentagon notes some captured may be alive, others possibly dead or moved between villages, amid vague broadcasts and little diplomatic traction.
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Washington
UPD
U.S
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
Army
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Fastest Clergy Man Flies At Twice Speed Of Sound
The Rev. Richard E. Spellman of Our Lady of Most Holy Rosary parish in Albuquerque flew a U S Air Force F104 Starfighter at twice the speed of sound. Maj. William Cato from Kirtland AFB accompanied him. Spellman, a 24 year licensed pilot and 11 year chaplain, hopes to help form the National Association of Priest Pilots.
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Albuquerque
N.M
UPS
Richard E. Spellman
New Mexico
William Cato
Kirtland Air Force Base
Fiscal Sanity urged for Massachusetts tax reform
Frank Zee of the Massachusetts Taxpayers Association urged a return to fiscal sanity to meet rising state costs. He backs Gov. Peabody’s Revenue Policy Commission to reevaluate taxes and introduce a limited sales tax with exemptions for food and clothing to aid lower income groups. He warned state government costs will double in 12 years.
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Boston
UPS
Frank Zee
Massachusetts Taxpayers’ Association
Revenue Policy Commission
Gov. Peabody
Zee
WEEI
Bay State Forum
Willis
Massachusetts Officials Debate Sweeps Tickets and Gambling
Massachusetts public safety chief says residents may buy New Hampshire sweepstakes tickets and carry them across state lines without fear of prosecution while cautioning against wholesale transport as a federal issue. He opposes capital punishment and notes GAMBLING remains concentrated in eastern cities with bootleg bookies retreating to cubby holes. Denver report notes graduation photos may cost $25 to $30 million nationwide with families spending about $25 per graduate.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
MacDonald
Denver
Honeywell, Inc
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