Common Market summit ends with nothing settled
Athens Greece AP three day Common Market summit ends in failure with no agreement on any issue including the bloc s grave financial crisis. Leaders pressed divergent demands into the final hours and adjourned without a joint statement.
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British officer faces six spy charges in London court
Michael John Bettaney a 33 year old M15 counter espionage employee stood silent as six charges under the Official Secrets Acts were read at Horseferry Road Magistrates Court. He entered no plea and requested no bail while guards searched all in attendance and dogs patrolled outside. No trial date was set. Bettaney had been arrested Sept 17 on an initial charge of preparing to give information useful to an enemy, later amended to six charges under the 1911 and 1920 acts.
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School bus crash kills five in eastern France
In Vitry le Francois a icy road crash involving a bus carrying 49 students aged 13 to 15, four teachers, and a driver left at least five dead. The bus veered onto its roof in a field five miles from the town. Eight ambulances aided victims at the scene.
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Japan Quietly Embraces Peaceful Nuclear Power Use
Washington reports Japan expands its civil nuclear program with legal constraints ruling out weapons production. A 1961 poll shows 40 percent favor increased nuclear dependence while 60 percent fear plant safety. Experts cite energy isolation fears from scarce resources and oil stockpiles as key drivers behind Tokyo's push.
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One Terminal at Kennedy Opens Global Connections
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