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President Kennedy and President Eisenhower agree the European Common Market offers great potential for the United States despite short-term domestic hardships. Kennedy sees it as a major strength but fears being locked out. Eisenhower calls it a challenge to expand exports and strengthen the free world economy against Communist aims. They urge long-term wisdom, retraining, and aid measures for workers and companies facing dislocation.
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Tite 70 Today Belgrade Yugoslavia Pr President Tita
Belgrade Yugoslavia marks the seventyeth birthday of President Josip Broz Tito as the nation observes the milestone with official notices and public tributes. Local ceremonies highlight Tito's long leadership and wartime legacy in a period of political consolidation.
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