Common Market ministers hammer out single farm policy
European six nations signed a pact completing a single farm policy after 13 hours of talks in Brussels. The accord pools fruit and vegetable, dairy, and sugar programs with export rebates for some surpluses and quotas, for 1968 69.
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Counties Plan 75th Anniversary Celebrations in August
Motley County marks its 75th anniversary with a parade and historical pageant in Matador on August 5 and 6. Borden County observes its milestone on August 14 in Gail with a song service barbecue and the opening of a county museum.
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North Viet Nam Cool To Red China Aid Promises
Hanoi shows polite interest but little enthusiasm for Red China rallies and offers to send troops. Hanoi protests US bombing while Beijing and Moscow trade charges as Ho Chi Minh faces external pressure.
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Pope Paul VI issues second major plea for world peace
At Castel Gandolfo the Pope urged leaders and peoples to keep faith with peace in a second major peace appeal in five days. He warned of woe if the desire for peace fades and did not single out Vietnam in this address. He noted the difficult peace and the growing threats to the human family.
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Terrier Soldier's Memoir Inspires Unlikely Memorial
A Milanese soldier's terrier followed his unit across continents from Italy to Moscow andNapampa campaign. The dog reportedly returned 4700 miles to guard the sentry box and remained there until the soldier's death two years later. In Bar Hana India a memorial was erected with two elope antelopes and a stamp from Colombia.
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Syria warns Israel war if raids continue
Syria warned that further Israeli raids on Syrian territory would definitely lead to war. Damascus called the Jordan River diversion strike an act of aggression and urged the UN Security Council to condemn Israel before a planned meeting, saying it could be Syria's last complaint if action fails.
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