Common Market Sees No Trade War With EFTA
Brussels AP report says the Common Market does not expect a trade war with EFTA. Inner six leaders see outer seven harmonizing with their approach, with tariffs kept in line and a move toward broader economic policy coordination. Switzerland trades mostly with the Common Market, while EFTA focuses on internal tariffs.
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EFTA
Brussels
European Free Trade Association
European Economic Community
Brit
Austria
Denmark
Norway
Portugal
Sweden
Switzerland
EEC
European Commission
France
West Germany
Belgium
Italy
Holland
Luxembourg
Gray Wolf's Hide Given To Society
The skin of an 80 pound gray wolf killed in Fulton County Ohio last Sunday is in the Ohio Historical Society’s natural history department. Dr Milton Trautman curator calls the wolf a mystery invader and notes travel 750 to 1000 miles from its habitat may be possible. The skin will be stored for research and not mounted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fulton County
Natural History Department
Ohio Historical Society
Milton B. Trautman
Ohio State University
Trautman
Venus Too Hot For Life On Surface
New York Times reports temperatures near Venus surface range from 300 to 400 degrees Fahrenheit, far above water’s boiling point. NASA financed the $10 million Mariner mission and is expected to announce the findings next week.
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New York
U.S. Mariner
Earth
Venus
New York Times
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Times
Anger Brings Him 25 Fine in Greenville
In Greenville, Claxon G. Stancil Jr., 26, tore up a reckless driving ticket and was fined 25 dollars for littering after Officer R. E. Tayloe issued a second ticket. Judge Charles Whedbee presided at City Recorder's Court Thursday, finding him not guilty of reckless driving.
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Greenville
N.C
Claxton G. Stancil Jr
Stancil
R. E. Tayloe
Charles Whedbee
City Recorder's Court
Counterfeiter in Bergen Worked For Fun and Caught
A 35 year old Bergen clerk printed Bank of Norway notes as a lark. He was caught after circulating two home made kroner worth 14 dollars. Police praised the amateur counterfeiters’ craftsmanship before releasing him.
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Bergen Norway
Bank of Norway
Bergen
Firing squads carry out corruption crackdowns across Soviet Union
Soviet firing squads have executed local officials and others convicted of bribery and graft. Reports say at least eight death sentences in various regions, with over 20 more given prison terms up to 15 years. A Kazakhstan gang leader was shot for black market currency crimes, while others, including five Leningrad managers, were put to death for siphoning surplus goods.
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Moscow
Alma Ata
Kazakhstan
Leningrad
Theft of 3.9 Million in Stock Certificates
An elderly widow, Theresa N McSweeney of New Rochelle, reported theft of more than 3.5 million in stock certificates from her home. Two armed men tied up the caretaker during a Sept 10 1961 burglary that also took two gold vases and watches. The FBI connected the stock theft to early reports and noted related jewelry theft in Atlantic City days earlier.
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New York
Wall Street
FBI
Theresa N. McSweeney
New Rochelle
N.Y
Washington Birthdate and Florida Cession Highlight History
On February 22 1732 George Washington was born and in 1819 Spain ceded Florida to the United States. The day marks birthdays for Robert Young and David Dubinsky and notes the revival of the Purple Heart order.
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Associated Press
George Washington
Spain
Florida
United States
Frank Woolworth
Utica
N. Y
Dakota
North
South Dakota
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Herbert Hoover
Britain's Blue Steel missile boosts UK deterrent profile
London reports Britain quietly activated Blue Steel, a stand off nuclear missile for the V bomber force. The RAF says it is invulnerable for the next two to three years and launched from bombers 100 to 150 miles from targets. The small supersonic pilotless jet carries a megaton warhead and speeds around 1,100 miles per hour.
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London
Britain
Royal Air Force
RAF
United States
Defense
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