Commonwealth Chiefs Endorse Macmillan Move to Europe
Commonwealth leaders backed Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's right to pursue Britain's entry into the European Common Market but cautioned against harming Commonwealth unity. They secured a pledge from Britain to defend Commonwealth trading interests in Brussels while withholding final judgment until full terms are known.
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Europe
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Canada
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India
Robert G. Menzies
Australia
Keith Holyoake
New Zealand
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Commonwealth
Padre Island Seashore Bill Sent to White House
The long debated bill to create a Padre Island seashore park has cleared Congress with House amendments shrinking the park to 81 miles. President Kennedy is expected to sign soon and Park Service plans roads linking the island’s ends. The 117 mile Gulf coast island lies between Corpus Christi and Port Isabel near Brownsville. Three Texas sponsored measures were submitted this session, with Yarborough leading the Senate version limiting federal parkland to eight miles.
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After 35 Years Holy Agony Ends in Death
Therese Neumann, 61, of Konnersreuth in the Fichtel Mountains near Czechoslovak border, died of a heart ailment after decades of reportedly stigmata and trance on Good Fridays. Village officials said Rev. Josef Naber, 92, was at her bedside. Her life drew thousands of pilgrims who witnessed blood-like marks and visions, though the church never formally ruled on the Miracle of Konnersreuth.
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Germany
Therese Neumann
Josef Naber
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Fichtel Mountains
U S Student Held After Joining Protest Clash In Tokyo
Jonathan Mack Wagner a 19 year old San Diego California student was held after taking part with about 60 left wing Japanese students in a clash with police near the prime minister's residence. Police said his visa expired and he resisted arrest with force. No Japanese students were arrested. Wagner said he joined to learn police handling of demonstrations.
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