Britain Faces French Opposition to Common Market Entry
In Paris Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville told the National Assembly that France rejects British membership in a restructured Common Market as of now. A cabinet spokesman said negotiations with Britain had already broken off, while Belgian and Brussels officials noted French resistance could jeopardize the bloc. Edward Heath told Parliament Britain would keep talks alive with France’s market partners to pursue entry amid the cabinet stand.
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Daily Dip Brings Frigid Challenge on Mo Tongahela River
A beachgoer braved an 18 below zero wind chill to smash ice on the Mo Tongahhela River for his daily dip. He said it was the coldest swim he ever made, finishing after six minutes with icicles brushed away. Separately, Europe talks show Britain unlikely to join the Common Market soon, with France pressing for associate status and insisting on its own nuclear force.
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Walkout Ordered at Boeing by Machinists Union
The International Association of Machinists ordered a strike against Boeing Co starting 12:01 am Saturday at seven major plants nationwide. President Kennedy named a special board of inquiry to examine the dispute, citing potential threats to defense production of aircraft missiles and spacecraft.
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Air Shield tied to India's air defenses plan
New Delhi reports reliable sources say American and Beltish air forces would defend India’s interior if China shows heavy bomber activity. US and Britain would rush fighters to India in event of Red bombing strikes, marking a shift in India's neutralist stance.
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Kennedy proposes $300 tax credit for elderly
President Kennedy urged simplifying returns and easing elderly tax burdens by replacing the current exemption with a $300 tax credit. He argued tax laws unfairly shift load to senior citizens, proposing even treatment and reduced taxes for retirees with modest incomes, citing examples of a 65-year-old taxpayer.
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Personal ad line read to start your classified dash
Classified notice urges readers to place personal ads by calling the number on HE 2.5855. The casual tip appears in a generic personals column encouraging cash in on readership.
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