Britain and Six Common Market Talks Probe French Stand
Negotiations with Britain and the six Common Market powers continue likely to run until Friday focusing on agricultural policy. French attitude remains pivotal with De Gaulle and possibly Adenauer viewed as opposing British entry for political reasons, while France says entry is possible if Britain fully adopts the Rome Treaty and ends farm subsidies.
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Carl so n to Speak at Western Instructors Meet
Dr G Robert Carlson former NCTE president will headline a Nevada Western states foreign language instructors meeting next Saturday in the Nevada Southern gymnasium Khwn with begin at 9 am. Walter Van Tilburg Clark will also speak on Nevada pioneer Alf Doten diaries. Group discussions on English and other languages will follow for Clark County teachers and administrators.
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Animal actors still big business in Hollywood
The American Humane Association reports in September that animal actors numbered 1 008 horses 812 cattle 189 birds and assorted dogs cats farm animals chimps and other species. The count underscores continued use of animals in motion pictures and related productions.
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Ireland Upset Over Abroad Image Says It Misleads
Dublin officials dispute foreign impressions as Ireland markets its modern economy and proclaims a serious voice at the United Nations. They seek to attract industry while countering stereotypes with posters and tours, noting despite progress, some hold fast to quaint country images.
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Human Relations Council Advances Good Will Here
The Southern Nevada Human Relations Commission held a regular meeting at City Hall led by chairman William Dentech. The group discussed cases of prejudice and noted cooperation with NAACP and other organizations to combat racial discrimination.
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Rev Bennett
Las Vegas
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Mouse Racer Rookie Returns to Morses in Doncaster
Rookie Derek Wense gave up mouse racing after the REPCA flagged cruelty concerns though an RSPCA inspector found no proof of abuse. The events showed white mice with cloth saddles and woolen jockeys racing toward a cheese finish.
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Bed Wrether
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RSPCA
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