Britain’s renewed bid to join the Common Market gains ground
After seven years Britain enters renewed negotiations to join the Common Market. Observers say its chances now exceed 1963 but depend on lasting agricultural deals. If successful, Ireland Denmark and Norway may join soon after, reshaping US trade policy toward the enlarged bloc in the EEC.
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Ireland
Denmark
Norway
EFTA
United States
BEC
Forgiveness for Stars Reflects Fans and Society
The piece notes fans forgive public figures like Denny McLain and entertainers after gambl ing suspensions or drug binges. It compares sports and film culture, acknowledging repeated comebacks and admiring resilience while questioning the generosity toward idols versus friends or family.
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Detroit
Denny McLain
Mclain
Debating a United Nations peace keeping force
The American Legion magazine cites two Congressmen on the UN army proposal. Proponents see global peace through a UN force but lack nuclear weapons to deter major powers. Critics fear instability in new states, potential race wars, and that force would worsen trouble.
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United Nations
American Legion Magazine
U.N
United States
Asia
Africa
Nixon administration backs textile quotas to shield industry
The Nixon administration adopts a textile quota policy after pressuring Japan to enter voluntary limits. The move aims to protect American mills and thousands of workers, deterring further foreign competition perceived as threatening the U S textile sector.
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United States
U.S
Kr. Vo Chace
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Far East
Congress
Uncle Sam
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE AND CRYPTOQUOTE CHALLENGE
The page presents a themed crossword with clues spanning bolts balls quotes movies Indians and more. It includes a cryptoquote puzzle with code letters replacing the plaintext and a sample quote from Oscar Wilde as yesterday's solution.
Cuers Chamber elects Jo6n Tae Reuss as president
In the Record Files brief Jo6n Tae Reuss was elected president of the Cuers Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture. Vice President Richard M. Nixon began his first campaign swing and charged John F. Kennedy with the low road. Two National Security Agency employees were believed missing in Havana. The U S would press for a meeting of the disarmament commission with or without the Russians.
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John F. Kennedy
National Security Agency
Havana
Cuba
United States
Nation Disarmament Commission
Playboy ponderings in New York and Chicago clubs
The column muses on Hugh Hefner and Playboy’s rise from a Chicago private club to a global brand. It cites statistics on cocktails 52 million in ten years and 4,909 Bunnies across Playboy dens, plus quirky facts about towels and napkins.
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Chicago
Sherman Billingsley
Don Rickles
Hennys
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Georg Burns
G. Jessel
Henry Youngman
Windy City
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York
Playboy
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Patagonian
Bailiwick
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Steeltown
Playboy Club
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Playboy Clubs
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Bunnies
Lawrence Welk
Liberace
Army to raise strength by year end beyond 1 million
Informed sources said today that twenty years ago on August 2 1959 the army would boost its strength to more than 1 000 090 by year end. Mr and Mrs Cunningham and son of Paris were Cuero visitors today. Chief of Police Rufus Taylor was on vacation from his duties.
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