European Market's Barriers Crumble
Paris AP report says six nations of the Common Market move toward a United States of Europe as tariff barriers fall and veto power is debated. Kennedy Round cuts boost U S trade while de Gaulle blocks deeper federation.
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France Faces Pressure For Specific Reforms After Victory
In Paris, President de Gaulle's regime, fresh from a sweeping election win, faces calls from Le Figaro and L Aurore to spell out concrete reforms on money, schools, and industry amid strikes. Pompidou cautions that unity is needed as the country seeks renewal after weeks of unrest. Bobby Kennedy Jr meets Kenya's Kenyatta, receives a PT boat tie clasp, and plans to travel to Tanzania to explore the bush country after his father’s death.
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UPI
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Tanzania
Eshkol taps Allon as deputy amid leadership speculation
Israel politics shift as Prime Minister Levi Eshkol names Yigal Allon deputy prime minister and immigration minister while promoting Yosef Almogi to labor minister. Analysts see moves as bolstering Allon or strengthening Eshkol ahead of 1969 leadership questions in a coalition era.
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Allon
Eshkol
Almagi
Dayan
Rafi
David Ben Gurion
United Labor Party
Allen
British Lottery Plan Crushed in House of Commons
The House of Commons defeated a state lottery plan 166 to 76 as part of the budget bill. MPs largely voted their conscience with 630 members absent. Labor opposed, Conservatives split evenly, and advocates argued profits would fund social projects like schools and hospitals. Britain's first state lottery dates back to Elizabethan times.
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Commons
Labor
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Elizabeth I
Plains cotton trading slows in spot markets as prices hold
The USDA reports steady spot prices despite light demand with most cotton moving into trade channels. Middling 12 markets average 24.82 cents, near 24.80 last week, and 22.47 for 15 markets a year ago. 11-16 inch mix at 30.14 cents. Exports May total 383,000 bales. CCC loans outstanding 688,800 bales as of June 21.
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South Texas
Lubbock
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Bureau of the Census
Four Men Charged With Carrying Pistols In County Court
Six defendants pleaded innocent and were bonded on gun charges in County Court at Law No 1. Estonisles Flores 33 George A Knight 76 Aimia J Harlan 26 and Mercedes L Carrasco 40 faced pistol carrying counts. Also bonded on innocent pleas were Henry Torres 24 and Elfren Rocerro 52 on transportation and liquor plea. Others charged included Rick Chronister 18 and Frankie Bardwell 35 for check law violations and Tommy Gene Taylor 29 Geo Mims 42 and Jesus Martinez 33 for liquor violations. George Olvera 23 pled innocent to aggravated assault. Transcontinental television was inaugurated Sept 4 1954 after Truman spoke at the Japanese Treaty Conference in San Francisco.
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Edwin H. Boedeker
Estonisles
George Olvera
Mathis, Tex
Seychelles girls in Lebanon endure alleged slavery as maids
About 600 Seychellois women work as housemaids for Arab families in Lebanon. They face complaints of ill treatment and limited freedom while earning 47.60 dollars a month, with 18 dollars per month repaid to employers. The Seychelles government previously halted recruitment to several Gulf states. The Rev Michel Gillet and British Consul Ken Kirby clash over abuses.
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Lebanon
Seychelles
Indian Ocean
Middle East
Jordan
Kuwait
Bahrein
Capucin Fathers
Michel Gillet
Father Gillet
Ken Kirby
Kirby
Dean Hippolyte Ducos Wins Paris Seat at 86
UPI reports in Paris Hippolyte Ducos aged 86 wins a parliamentary contest securing a seat in the National Assembly. Ducos was first elected to the assembly in 1919 and serves as its dean. The outcome reflects continued experience amid the Sunday elections.
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Paris
UPI
Hippolyte Ducos
National Assembly
Assembly
Reading Study Skills Institute Announces Summer Classes
Final Summer Team offers two hour weekday sessions from July 29 to August 30 with testing and conferences to be arranged. There is still time to get help this summer. The Reading-Study Skills Institute at 3102 50th St. invites appointments via phone SW9-4809.
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Reading-Study Skills Institute, Inc
50Th St
Monterey
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