Macmillan Wins Kennedy Backing for Common Market Entry
London reports President Kennedy accepts a long grace period protecting Commonwealth preferences as Britain seeks entry to the Common Market. Macmillan secured the pledge during talks ending yesterday, with Kennedy warned Britain would face costs if joining without concessions.
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Britain and Kennedy talk on Common Market entry
The Daily Express cites Prime Minister Macmillan urging restraint while Kennedy weighs a benevolent approach to Britain joining the Common Market. The Daily Mail notes Britain seeks no price for entry and stresses obligations, with Ottawa and Canberra reporting on ongoing talks and Australian cabinet briefings.
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Lady De L Isle Undergoes Major Operation
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital reported Lady De L Isle wife of the Governor General remains under a major operation late Saturday. Messages of support arrive from the Queen and Prime Minister as she continues to show satisfactory progress.
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Court Tola Musician Threatened By Leader
Budapest musician Estvan Idul aged 41 faces a murder charge after Laszlo Szendlay leader of a Hungarian orchestra was found dead in Braddon. Idul testified he acted in self defence during a party altercation over money. Post mortem showed Szendlay died from ruptured spleen and abdominal bleeding after blows or a fall. The trial continues.
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Blunted Air Forces General O'Donnell visits Australia
General O'Donnell guest of honour in Australia for Coral Sea commemorations. He leads a force of nuclear capable bombers across the Pacific and declined to reveal numbers. He urged Western unity and warned китай of Communists, noting South Vietnamese Army gains and U S training aid. He travels to Brisbane and Sydney, meeting Australian air leaders and the minister for air.
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