Britain seeks easier terms in Commonwealth trade talks
Britain presses to join the Common Market as negotiations enter final rounds. Edward Heath reports to ministers that easier concessions should be found for Commonwealth countries, while major farm export issues remain unresolved. French political turmoil may delay talks, with a new government to be installed.
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Arket
Edward Heath
Heath
Negoria
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
M. Georges Pompidou
Union Market Commission
Shep Manshall
London Daily Express
Mansholt
A Farewell To Moscow
A fragmentary note outlines a farewell tied to Moscow with mentions of a naval attaché and an exchange about leaving. The text hints at a US official's role and possible departure from the Soviet context.
Opposition groups rally against De Gaulle in referendum drive
Paris reports show leaders of the Socialist and Catholic groups reaffirming a united front to oppose President de Gaulle. The Socialist National Council backs a joint campaign for the October 28 referendum and subsequent National Assembly elections as the MRP contemplates a similar anti De Gaulle stance amid a two day committee session. President de Gaulle had dissolved the National Assembly on Saturday.
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Paris
A.a.preuier
Socialist National Council
Victoria Cabinet Hedges Tait Mental Inquiry Bid
The Victorian cabinet plans to pursue a formal mental health inquiry into Tait. A wife witness may be sought to petition the Supreme Court for an order to gauge sanity. The government will allow a court inquiry under the Mental Hygiene Act while denying independent medical review. Public Solicitor Douglas laments the decision. The Opposition leader Stoneham condemns the cabinet move as incredible.
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Starke
Q.C
Wall
Tait
Witiow
Supreme Art
G. A. W. Douglas
Rylah
Douglas
Feader
Stoneham
Indonesia Adds Second Cruiser As Soviet Arms Drive Grows
Indonesia unveiled a second cruiser from Russia as part of a 260-ship navy buildup across land, sea and air. Jakarta says it seeks no expansion, aims to defend its 3 000 islands, and notes limited Western arms access, with the Irian-class ship reported ready for tropical operations and versatile weaponry.
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London
Russia
Mississippi Riots Stir Religious Calls to Repentance
Clergy in Oxford urge repentance after violence linked to the Meredith enrollment crisis. Federal troops remain at university gates as Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach notes the campus has a long way to go before returning to normal.
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Katzenbach
Qormmal
Australia sees £6 million drop in abroad balances
Sydney The Reserve Bank reports Australia’s gold and balances held abroad declined by more than £6 million to £490.7 million in the week ending October 3. The note issue figure shows four million pounds new notes were issued.
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Sydney
Mongay
Australia
Rescue Bank
ALP Leaders to Discuss Market Issue in Britain Entry Talks
The Federal ALP executive will confer with Opposition Leader Calwell this week to review Common Market reports by Labour figures. Whitlam and other senior MPs have conducted overseas inquiries on Britain's entry and policy, while the party weighs the wait and see stance and new parliamentary discipline rules amid Aylett's absence.
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Calwall
Calwell
Britain
Whitlam
Senate
McKenna
Crean
Lid
Melbourne
Pollard
Lator
Australia
AVLB
Berlin
Eec
Labour Party
AM Quiet in West New Guinea Report
A United Nations official said today all is quiet in West New Guinea as more than 100 Indonesian civilians and service officers arrive since the October 1 UN mandate. They mix with Dutch residents. few Indonesian civil servants have started work under the UN temporary executive authority while plans to place others in jobs are drawn up.
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Hollandia
West New Guinea
Dudjarwo Tjondronegoro
United Nations
A.a.p.reuter
Todlay
United Nations Mag
U.N
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A.A.P
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Indonesian Archipelago
Mr Ambardy
Frican Gray, Jr
Gray
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Murphy C. Wilds
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Wayne Coleman
Anather Presbyterian Church
Aylett
Queensland Gold Coast
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