Common Market speech alarms local readers on US threat
A Belgian consul spoke at the Local Rotary about the Common Market showing Europe’s unity and growth, yet the piece warns the US faces real competition from reduced tariffs, rising European wages, and increased European agricultural productivity. The note cites steel imports, trade gaps, and asks unions and government to respond.
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Ex-Sen Warren R Austin Dies At 55 In Burlington
Former U S senator Warren R. Austin who opposed the League of Nations and later served as chief US delegate to the United Nations died at his Burlington Vermont home after years of ill health. Funeral is planned for Friday at 2 pm.
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Democrats seek Dirksen to boost Foreign Relations panel
Senate Democrats urge Republican leader Everett Dirksen to join the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to strengthen it for bipartisan foreign policy work. They cite his stature and influence, while Mansfield weighs which GOP vacancies to fill and which senators to assign, hoping Dirksen’s presence aids the committee amid recent ill will.
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U N Troops Stand Ready in Katanga Conflict
Elisabethville and Katanga Province faced Christmas Day skirmishes as U N troops patrolled the streets on high alert. An Indian officer was killed and six others hurt in Monday fighting blamed on both sides. A UN helicopter came under ground fire from Katangese gendarmes during the clash.
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Tunis Plot Report Suppressed After Probe Into Coup Attempt
Tunisian authorities imposed a blackout on their probe of a plot to overthrow Habib Bourguiba. Reports suggested foreign influence from Algeria, with defense minister Baki Ledgham leading the investigation into officers from Tunisia’s 10,000 man army as radio broadcasts dropped the news.
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Union and Publishers Resume Strike Talks Amid Long Blackout
In New York, negotiations reopen as the nine-newspaper blackout enters its 19th day, marking the longest strike in the history of the city’s press. Printers from Local 6 of the International Typographical Union began a Dec 8 walkout at four papers. five others closed. Federal mediator Stephen L. Schlossberg paused talks, urging both sides to reassess during the holidays and return Wednesday ready to move forward.
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Santa Skis Sinks in Mississippi on Christmas Day
Bruce Chelist and two friends staged a Santa Claus water ski stunt on Christmas Day at the foot of Eads Bridge in St Louis. The suit and beard flapped as Santa rode the slick, but his momentum failed and he sank to his shoulders. Spectators helped pull him ashore and Chelist described the stunt as crazy.
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Greeks Campaign to Recover Statues From Britain
Greek deputies push for public signs on the Acropolis denouncing the UK for keeping Greek sculptures abroad and urge action to return the marbles including the Winged Victory. The effort mentions Elgin marbles sold by Thomas Bruce, the Seventh Earl of Elgin, after Turkish rule.
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Explosion injures man experimenting with Christmas chemistry set
Ronald Fenton, 36, of Ilford England, was treated at a hospital Tuesday after an explosion occurred while he tested his son’s Christmas chemistry set. He sustained burns to his hand and back from the blast.
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Local Court Decree Appears in Ocean County Notices
A fragmented OCR notice from Long Beach and Pine Avenue outlines a court matter. It references judge actions, an Oct entry, and a decree number with mail delivery details and county notation. The readable items mention a second summons and possible arraignment steps in the court.
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