Commonwealth trade patterns doomed with Britain in ECM
Britain faces a clash between the European Common Market tariff and prior Commonwealth preferences. The shift risks curbing favored access for Commonwealth imports, with Canada and Australia likely bearing heavy losses as Britain joins the EC, altering trade flows across Asia, Africa, the Americas and the Pacific.
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Methodists Warned Of Subversion
LAKESIDE Ohio AP Beware of subversion a report approved by the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church tells its members The report was presented by Ned Laylin of Columbus for the board of Social Concerns It condemns subversive practices including those of organizations such as the John Birch Society and the Circuit Riders Inc It accused those groups of smearing and defaming patriotic Americans and sincere Christians with out evidence or justification Also approved was a report opposing use of public tax funds to support parochial schools Telegrams were sent to members of the House urging support of a Senate bill on the United Nations bond issue The conference sent letters to President Kennedy and the Russian embassy deploring atmospheric nuclear testing Commended by the conference were Mrs Mary Gorman Ohio welfare director for humanitarian efforts state aid for the needy and Welfare Secretary Abraham Ribicoff for enlightened efforts to serve people in his federal post
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Washington
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Ohio
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Youngster Killed After Running Into Bar on US 42
Donna Daniels three year old was killed in London Ohio when she ran into the path of a bar on US 42 in front of her home near Plain City The story also notes differences between deer horns and antelopes.
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Not Unreasonable Says 3 Architects on House Office Building
Washington AP reports on the proposed third House Office Building on Capitol Hill. Architects defend the project amid cost rises to 75 million dollars plus 5 million for a 700 foot tunnel, aiming for a 1964 completion with 169 representatives housed in three room suites and extensive facilities.
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Man crushed to death in Chesapeake crash near Ohio 7
IRONTON Ohio AP Robert Boggs 35 of Proctorville was crushed to death when his car sideswiped a delivery truck on Ohio 7 in Chesapeake Friday. He was pinned in the auto.
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Proctorville
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Chesapeake
Sidewalk Preacher Fined In Cincinnati
The Rev. Melvin Sharrock of Mount Gilead former business manager of God's Bible School in Cincinnati was fined 121 dollars in Municipal Court on charges of disorderly conduct and illegal demonstration stemming from sidewalk preaching and insulting women passers by.
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Melvin Sharrock
Mount Gilead
God's Bible School
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