British Entry to European Market Could Aid and Hinder U S Firms
Britain’s Commons approved joining the European Market, with entry in about 14 months after other approvals. The move would expand American market access and could boost defense bargaining power while potentially reducing tariffs to about 7 percent, yet it might cut some U S sales in Europe by roughly 100 million dollars annually.
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New York
Britain
America
House of Commons
Europe
Parti
Business Week
U.S
United States
Senate clears path for final aid vote
The Senate votes to approve a 3.2 billion foreign aid bill while keeping Cambodia spending limits and blocking the Cooper Church plan. Republicans push antiwar aims as leaders urge restraint amid troop reductions and UN funding debates. A separate UN scene notes Peking’s likely delegation arrival and Security Council timing.
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United Nations
Senate
Cambodia
Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Frank Church
Idaho
Cooper-Church
Vietnam
Laos
School Menu And Sentiments For November First Week
A four day school meal plan lists Italian spaghetti and more for Monday through Thursday with items like buttered corn Salisbury steak hamburger and Bar B Q chicken. Friday is no school. The message expresses sincere thanks from the Williams family and others for support during bereavement with condolences to Annie Mae Bond and Mrs Estella Hopkins and others.
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Roy
Williams
Annie Mae Bond
Jodie Simmons
Estella Hopkins
Jane Richards
Police Blotter Report Missing Colt and Thefts
The Record notes Adan Pena reports a two year old Appaloosa colt missing. Rex Laundry says a candy machine was broken into last night. two suspects admitted and were turned over to juvenile authorities. A red leather billfold with credit cards and money was stolen from a West Park Baptist Church Sunday school room. Accidents involve Raymond Matta and Jose Nunez with tickets issued for failure to control or leaving information. City Court fines listed for minor in possession and drunk in car. JP Court cases including Waight running a stop sign.
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Rex Laundry
McNurlen
Joyce Morton
Hackberry
West Park Baptist Church
Raymond Matta
Plum St
West 3Rd St
Jesus Florez
Walnut St
Matta
Pastrolman Talley
Jose Benito Nunez
W. St. St
West 5Th St
Coy Fraley
Nunez
Shelton Ray Bishop
Robert Wayne Walker
Joe Senteno Jr
Charles Evans
Teague
Britain joins Common Market as vote advances united Europe
A parliamentary vote in London pushes Britain toward the Common Market and a broader move toward a united Europe. Analysts see future political integration as possible but distant, with market ties expanding alongside U S and Commonwealth connections.
Fugitive Cochran Surrenders After Weeklong Interstate Chase
James L. Cochran, linked to a $10,000 St. Louis robbery and a 10 state pursuit, surrendered to the FBI in Lexington. Authorities found Marilyn Oliver's decomposed body near Leslie Missouri. cause of death undetermined. Cochran was wounded in a prior shootout and had taken 21 hostages but none were harmed.
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Lexington
James L. Cochran
FBI
Cochran
Missouri
Marilyn Oliver
Leslie
St. Louis
Cass Federal Savings and Loan Association
Paul L. Lockhart
New Mexico
Columbus
Ohio
Funeral services set for James W. Branch 73
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at First Methodist Church for James W. Branch 73 who died Thursday at Memorial Hospital. Rev. Jackson Oglesby of Fort Worth and Rev. Milton Propp will officiate. Born July 12 1898 in Sherman Texas Branch was a church member. Survivors include widow Vera Branch two daughters C M Farnum and Bill Powers both of Pecos nine grandchildren seven great grandchildren one brother O J Branch Fort Worth and one sister Helenllis Fort Worth.
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First Methodist Church
James W. Branch
Memorial Hospital
Jackson Oglesby
Handley United Methodist Church of
Fort Worth
Milton Propp
Sherman
Tex
Branch
Methodist Church
Vera Branch
C. M. Farnum
Bill Powers
Pecos
O. J. Branch
Hlen Llis
Mobilization for Thieu Inauguration In Saigon
More than 40,000 South Vietnamese troops and police were mobilized in Saigon for Thieu’s inauguration on Sunday. Across South Vietnam, 202,000 U.S. troops went on alert to deter North Vietnamese and Viet Cong attacks and to deter anti Thieu demonstrations. Foreign officials, including Treasury Secretary Connally, arrived in advance as U S Secret Service prepared. An American helicopter was shot down northeast of Saigon but crew survived. a battle 42 miles northeast left 16 Viet Cong dead and casualties among Vietnamese soldiers and civilians.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
U.S
United States
U.S. Command
Optical glass evolution reshapes eyewear after WWI
The text notes two key requirements for optical glass: chemical homogeneity and minimal imperfections, with uniform thickness within a thousandth of an inch. It explains wartime disruption of European supplies, prompting U S and Canadian production to rise, making today’s eyeglasses highly advanced with bifocals tri-focals and blended lenses. Regular eye checkups advised.
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Germany
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