World Trade Upheaval May Affect Millions
A Washington AP overview explains the European Economic Community Common Market, its member six nations, and the impact on U.S. trade policy. It covers external tariffs, potential British entry, farm trade issues, and upcoming negotiations in January. Jean Monnet is noted as the father of the movement.
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Geoffrey Gould Washington
Arkansas
New England
Free World
U.S
United States
Geneva
Brussels
America
Europe
Jean Monnet
European Coal and Steel Community
Euratom
Monnet
United States of Europe
Belgium Reopens Diplomatic Ties With Congo Amid Katanga Row
Belgium resumes diplomatic relations with the Congo as Katanga prepares to rejoin parliament and consider Kitona proposals. Premier Adoula seeks central government unity while Katanga's Tshombe challenges further central control.
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Belgium
Congo
Leopoldville
the Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Katangi
Katanga
Adoula
Moise Tshombe
The
Patrice Lumumba
Tshombe
Brussels
Congo Unity
Cold Wave Grips Texas Panhandle and North Texas
A cold norther lowered early temperatures across the Panhandle and South Plains with lows around 25 degrees in Lubbock and 64 in Brownsville. Skies stayed cloudy in Northeast Texas and along the coast with light rain in Beaumont and fog in Alice. Forecasters predicted clearing and colder weather with scattered coastal thunder showers.
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Associated Press
Panhandle
South Plains
North Texas
Gulf Coast
Rio Grande Valley
Lubbock
Brownsville
Texas
Beaumont
Alice
British Armada Heads Toward Kuwait Amid Iraqi Threat
London reports an armada including the aircraft carrier Centaur sails toward the Kuwait area from Mombasa to counter a possible Iraqi invasion. Britain warns of precautionary measures as Kassim masss troops and Kuwait protests over seized ships and frozen deposits.
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Kuwait
Arthur Gavshon
London
Persian Gulf
Admiralty
Centaur
Mombasa
Abdel Karim Kassim
Defense Ministry
Nairobi
Kenya
Britain
Sheik
Hashem Jawad
Iraq
Baghdad Radio
Baghdad
Arab League
Basra
Kassem
Willett, Waylon E., 49, Dies in Snyder
Waylon Eugene Willett of 1600 Avenue G dies Tuesday at Cogdell Hospital at 7 p m. He was born February 19, 1912 in Cooper County Texas. Funeral services are pending at Bell Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife Lola Fanny Willett and a son Bobby Gene Willett, both of Snyder.
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Bell Funeral Home
Waylon Eugene Willett
1600
Avenue G
Willett
Cogdell Hospital
Cooper County
Tex
Lola Fanny Willett
Bobby Gene Willett
Snyder
Mrs Wilson Gravely Ill In Washington Home
Mrs Woodrow Wilson, 89, gravely ill with a respiratory infection and complications, was holding her own this morning. Her physician said she has been ill for three weeks and worsened briefly, then showed slight improvement at her Washington home where the couple moved after 1921.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
White House
Weather synopsis across Texas with cool to cold tracking
Readings show 7 am temperature of 25 degrees in North Central Texas with 25 degrees tonight across the state. Northeast Texas remains fair then colder with a slight warmup Thursday. Northwest and West Texas stay clear or partly cloudy, with lows from the mid 20s to mid 30s and highs from the upper 30s to mid 60s. Small craft warnings persist with northerly winds easing by Thursday.
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Florida
Midwest
Plains
Lake Superior
Ohio Valley
Upper Great Lakes Region
International Falls
Minn
Minneapolis
Dakotas
Rockies
Northern Plains
Upper Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast States
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes Region
Western Plains
Snyder
Texas
Meeting Of Princes Fizzles In Less Than An Hour
In Vientiane the much anticipated three princes meeting collapsed within an hour. Souvanna Phouma and Souphanouvong met Premier Boun Oum to discuss a coalition government, but Boun Oum avoided the airport greeting and the talks ended with a brief courtesy visit. Diplomatic observers are stunned as Souvanna again leads efforts to form a multi faction government while Souphanouvong denounces American warmongers.
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Rene-Georges Mnakaki
Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
Boun Oum
Prince Souphanouvong
Phoumi Nosavan
Boun Ouma
Pathet Lao
Defense Ministry
Interior Ministry
Mrs Pickering Wins Week Ad Rime in Snyder Daily News
Mrs John W Pickering tops last week's Ad Rime contest winning a $10 prize. Her entry urges readers to shop with this directory and launch trips on the right trajectory. An new contest begins today with rules on Page 8.
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John W. Pickering
Snyder Daily News
Pickering
Nasser Breaks Yemen Ties and Reasserts Egypt Control
President Gamal Abdel Nasser ends Yemen federation ties and confines Yemen to Egypt as he accelerates his socialist program. The Imam Ahmed’s opposition, plots against the imam, and Yemen exiles in Beirut view the split as a potential spark for revolution in Yemen and a shifting balance in the Arab world.
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Mohammed Yustus
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Arabian Peninsula
Kingdom
Yemen
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Imam Ahmed
U.A.R
Beirut
Imam
United Arab States
Syria
U.A.A
Middle East
Red Sea
UAS
Voice of the Arabs
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Soviets Seek Approval for New US Ambassador
Washington sources report the Soviet Union has asked the United States to approve Anatoly F. Dobrynin as ambassador to the United States. If approved by the White House, he would replace Mikhail Menshikov, who has served since February 1958, and bring a diplomat focused on international politics to Washington. Dobrynin previously served as head of the Soviet Foreign Office American affairs division and as a counselor at the embassy in Washington and at the UN in New York.
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Washington
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
White House
Moscow
State Department
Dobrynin
Mikhail A. Menshikov
Menshikov
Soviet Foreign Office
United Nations
New York
Christmas Holiday Traffic Toll Reaches 524 Deaths
The AP reports 524 traffic deaths over a three day Christmas period, the highest since 1955, with fires adding 83 fatalities and other accidents 86. The National Safety Council tallies 4523 roadway deaths, while last year’s figure was 488. The council projects 330 auto deaths during the New Year period starting Friday at 6 pm.
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Chicago
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Council
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