Common Market Growth Slower Than Expected
President Kennedy heads to a Europe in transition both economically and politically. The European Common Market shows slower growth than expected, prompting concerns over tariffs, import quotas, and the Kennedy round. Inflation pressures rise in some regions as wages climb and demand surges. Overseas plants expand amid protective pushes to shield native industries. Trade tensions loom as France vetoes Britain’s Common Market entry, complicating U.S. policy.
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Sam Dawson
AYP Business News
NEW York
Kennedy
Europe
United States
U.S
United Staties
Geneva
Congress
France
Britain
America
Kennedy to Berlin Flight Tests Red Ceiling Debate
President Kennedy may fly to West Berlin next week amid Soviet altitude limits of 10,000 feet. The State Department urges observing the ceiling while the Air Force and Joint Chiefs favor flying at 32,000 feet to affirm U.S. stance. Senate members view the trip as ill advised, with broad concerns on Latin America policy and Cuba. Caroline Kennedy learns to swim as John Jr. begins summer lessons. Ft Belvoir hosts cadet camp and a social for officers’ families.
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Roberts. Allen
Paul Scott Washington
State Department
Kennedy
West Berlin
Russia
U.S
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Kremlin
Cuba
Adenauer
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Persident
Latin America
Edward Martin
House
Amistead Selden
D-Ala
Martin
Rep
Selden
Managua
Central America
Pansama
Caroline Kennedy
West Point
Red China Criticizes U S Peace Overtures to Russia
Tokyo dispatch reports Red China denounces President Kennedy and Western momentum toward easing tensions with the Soviet Union. The piece notes Beijing’s reaction to Franco German diplomacy and an IAEA inspection push gaining backing from Moscow.
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Red China
U.S
Russia
Roy Scheperle Recovering After Hospital Surgery
Roy Scheperle of 1929 Haxselton Drive is reported in fair condition at University of Michigan hospital after surgery on Monday. Two daughters Mrs. Gus Hows of 2003 North Drive and Mrs. Kenneth Walter of Columbia have returned home after visiting their father. Mrs. Schoperle and daughter Beverly will remain in Ann Arbor until he recovers.
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Roy Scheperle
Haxselton Drive
University Michigan
Gus Howsiets
North Drive
Kenneth Walter
Columbia
Schoperle
Daugher Beverly
Ann Arbor
Priest Urges Churches Adopt Public Relations Methods
New York AP report notes Jesuit Mission director Rev. Thomas J. M. Burke has written a 385 page doctoral dissertation arguing that all religious groups should use professional public relations techniques. Burke, awarded a PhD from New York University, says PR helps promote ethical truths, improve internal communication, and foster interdenominational cooperation.
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New York
Thomas J. M. Burke
S.J
Jesuit Missions
Father Burke
New York University
Tragic Tractor Accident Claims Kansas Man
Cecil Bond, 40, was run over by a tractor and mowing machine while sleeping in a weed patch. He died shortly after at a hospital. Operator M. L. Dressler said he did not see the man in the tall weeds.
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Kansas City
Kan
iCecil Bond
M. L. Dressler
Correct Posture and Chiropractic Benefits
Dr J S Kayser chiropractor argues proper posture improves appearance and organ function while preserving vigor. He notes the spine houses the spinal cord and that vertebral subluxation can pinch nerves, urging yearly spinal checkups and teaching children posture habits.
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Sargent Paints
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McCarty & Walnut Dial
Sanit
JFK
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Caribbean
Tennysons
Medical Arts
Dial
Renina
News-Tribune
Circulation Dept
News-Tribune Co
World News Report
Tokyo
Red
American University
Chittagong
Vienna
Austria
Soviet Union
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAA Board of Governors
AEA
Boston
J. S. Kayser
Chiropractor
Oe Ju ‘Aik
Centertown
Highway 50
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