Britain May Seek Full Part in Common Market Policy
London reports indicate Prime Minister Heath signals Britain wants a full role in European integration. He stresses political and economic ties through EFTA and NATO while keeping options open with the Commonwealth and United States. The stance aims to shape Britain’s future within a larger Western bloc.
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Church Leaders eye broader talks on Protestant merger
Washington reports church leaders from four Protestant bodies agreeing to expand talks to include three more denominations with aim of forming a united Protestant Church. Delegation head Rev. Dr. James I. McCord says no roadblocks, notes ongoing work and potential future sessions set for March 19 to 21 next year.
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Push in Profits Probe Pledged Amid Hearings
Senate hearings focus on profits claimed by a Serenn contractor tied to a large program. Douglas officials insist profits were fees offset by many business costs, while McClellan argues the probe must clarify how these fees affected production and program costs.
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French painter brands modern art as fraud in Paris suit
Georges Guazava, in a Paris Magistrate's Court filing against unknowns, accuses global art dealers of price fixing on modern paintings. He seeks four works for exhibition and claims major canvases are manufactured by an international monopoly rather than art, warning of a self-destructive trend in modernism.
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Kennedy to broadcast medical care speech at Madison Square Garden
President Kennedy plans a May 20 Madison Square Garden address on the medical care bill. The speech will be carried live by major networks and echoed to rallies nationwide, signaling a major White House public relations push. Clifford E. Haney, 23, of Piqua, was arrested in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, for a jewelry store robbery and charged with breaking and entering and larceny. The Agriculture Department forecasts a winter wheat harvest of 921,170,000 bushels nationally with Ohio at 35,140,000. Ohio Governor Lausche urges caution against government restraint on farmers, warning of potential economic regulation spread. Federal aviation civil authority considers American Airlines’ Cleveland to Columbus service changes. The stock market’s resilience shapes investor sentiment amid January lows.
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Gambles and Loses Cash Bet at Local Fair
A fragmentary report notes Alan Wich, a participant at a Saunh event, facing penalties after spending a small sum. The odds and details are unclear due to damaged text, but a fine of two is recorded for a red yom incident.
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Dirksen Wins Big as Daley Faces Bond Setback in Illinois Primary
In Illinois 1962 primary returns Everett Dirksen landslide over Harlan Jones, while Sidney Yates loses ground to America First candidate Daly in Chicago. Mayor Daley’s urban renewal bond issues fail amid strong taxpayer turnout as city voters largely split from party ballots.
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Reds Kill 24 in Push on Crime
UNITED NATIONS report says Russia has condemned at least 24 Soviet citizens to death for economic offenses, most victims Jews. Five executions carried out. leniency appeals from figures like Mrs. Roosevelt and Bertrand Russell. Soviet experts claim motives include anti-Semitism and curb private commerce. trials largely dated from 1960s offenses with ex post facto bans noted.
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Stunt Man Bob Morgan Remains In Fair Condition
Stunt man Bob Morgan husband of actress Yvonne De Carlo is listed in fair condition at Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix after a fall near Superior Arizona during filming of How the West was Won. Morgan was injured when he fell under a railroad car on a Movie set.
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