Britain Weighs Common Market Entry Amid Deep Divisions
The article surveys Britain's split view on joining the Common Market. Prime Minister Macmillan leans toward entry while Labour opposes. It notes fears of cultural intrusion, cost to housewives, and potential impacts on industry and labor. It also contrasts change and tradition in British life.
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Harold Macmillan
Britain
Labor Party
England
Europe
A. W. Kittinger
Oxford
William Pickles
Continent
Pickles
Tallons
Commonwealth
London
Francois Verdoux
Paris
Rudolph Schmidt
Germany
Imperial Chemical Industries
Life on Earth Much Older Discovery Changes Timeline
Washington AP reports Carnegie Institution evidence pushes origin of life back to about 3 billion years ago, far earlier than prior estimates. Primitive algae-like single celled plants found in 2.7 billion year old limestone suggest life began long before previously thought. Related dating methods and expert Hoering credit. Anthropologists note apes 25 million years ago and earliest humans under 2 million, with Leakey mentioning older transitional forms.
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Earth
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Caryl P. Haskins
Carnegie
Hoering
Institute
Geo Physical Laboratory
Southern
Rhodesia
L. S. B. Leakey
Norma Blake Walks Five Miles For Wedding In Wem England
Norma Blake a 21 year old from Marion firemen fought a parish fire at Wem church then learned she must sleep inside parish boundaries to marry her American fiancé Gerry Reis Hus 25 from Marshall Minnesota. She walked 500 yards each evening totaling five miles over several days to stay within Wem’s parish for the ceremony.
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Wes
England
Norma Blake
Norma
Gerry Reishus
Marhsall
Minn
America
Marion
Wem
Albert Richey
N. Glendale St
Father
Basil Morson
Brunei Rebellion Foreshadows Strain on Malaysia Merger
Brunei's brief uprising signals possible resistance to the planned Malaysia union embracing Malaya Singapore North Borneo Sarawak and Brunei. Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin presides as Azahair and allies push Brunei to retain independence while oil revenue finances modernization. The North Borneo National Army hints at broader Indonesian and Communist links amid a mixed stance on merger.
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Brunei
Borneo
Malaysia
Federation of
Malaya
Singapore
North Borneo
Sarawak
Ma‘laya
Federation of Malays
North Borneo National Army
Bruites
Sultanate
Peoples Party
Azahair
Sir Omar Ali Saifuddin
British Shell Company
Universal Malaysia
Philippines
President commission reports 1960 campaign spending
The President's Commission on Campaign Costs found expenditures for all public office candidates in 1960 ranged from 165 million to 175 million dollars across the nation.
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President's Commission On
Glandular Inflammation Treated At Excelsior Springs
A clinic advertises non surgical treatments for glandular inflammation affecting older men. It claims men from 1000 communities found relief and improved health after visiting the Excelsior Medical Clinic. A free book promises guidance on correcting these troubles without surgery.
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Excelsior Springs
Excelsior Medical Clinic
Chester man fined for being drank and disorderly
Chester Otto Durkee was fined $57 including costs by Police Magistrate M R Snapp after a Chester police ticket charged him with being drank and disorderly.
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Chester
Otto Durkee
M. R. Snapp
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