Secret Report Says Nations Rejected Britain’s Market Entry
London papers claim a secret report from the six Common Market nations shows Britain’s terms for joining would dismantle Britain’s pre trading system if accepted. The leak stated major gaps between wealth protections and market access, with Canberra and Sydney officials reacting cautiously to the developing story.
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High Altitude Tests Reported By United States Today
The United States has fired two atmospheric shots near Christmas Island since the series began last Wednesday. Johnston Island will become a prohibited area tomorrow. A nuclear tipped Polaris missile may be fired as part of the first real test of submarine deterrence. The tests resume amid global opposition, with commentary from the New York Times urging continued nuclear development to deter Soviet advances and push toward a test ban treaty. Diplomatic observers say Russia may stay in talks after the resumption, hoping to secure a treaty.
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Resting Lady De L Isle Hospitalized Daughter Escorts
Lady De L Isle remains resting after two separations yesterday and another hospital visit today. Her daughter, the Hon Catherine Sidney, accompanied Lord De L Isle during the medical sojourn.
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Russia Lands Cosmos 4 Satellite After Return From Space
Moscow reports Cosmos 4, launched April 26, returned to a pre chosen site in the Soviet Union. Tass says it was brought back following a signal from Earth, the first of Russia’s latest quartet to be recovered.
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Australia’s New Mint Planned For Decimal Coinage
Government officials outlined a proposed new national mint in Australia costing about £3.5 million to support a decimal currency. It would replace heavy bronze coins like the penny and threepence with smaller bronze issues, while continuing silver coin production at Melbourne and Perth. Full decimal change was not planned before 1965, with a large task ahead to recoin vast holdings and modernize minting processes.
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Nuclear arms plan eyed for NATO partners warned by Moscow
Moscow warns NATO partners could be drawn into a nuclear arms plan as Athens hosts three day talks. The United States and Britain reportedly propose formal consultation on nuclear weapons uses, stockpiles and locations in Europe, without giving a trigger to European allies. Dean Rusk and Lord Home prepare for allied talks ahead of meetings in London and Athens with CENTO allies.
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