Moment of great decision on Europe unity and the Common Market
Brussels reports on the Rome treaty and the Common Market drive toward an ever closer union. It notes the executive commission led by Hallstein, debates on political union, and Britain’s hesitation. It cites economic gains, trade growth, and moves toward association with nonmembers.
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William Anderson
Brussels
UPI
Europe
Winston Churchill
Council
European
Strasbourg
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Laxismbourg
Sera
Tarnem
West Germany
Iialy
Benelux
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Germany
Britain
United States
Taft
Walter Hallstein
Hallstein
Commission
Minicare
Court of Justice
Council of Min
Mer
Hallstein Commission
S Ee
Ber
Federalists
Atlantic
U.S
United States of Europe
Three Big Steel Reports Signal Profit Drop Amid Spending Rise
U S Steel Bethlehem and Jones & Laughlin report 1982 sales up but profits down as government pressure to curb steel price rises and dividend cuts continue. Investors question funding for new equipment amid weak dividend outlook. Fires kill Massillon mother and four children. Youngstown club destroyed in a $800000 blaze set by gunmen.
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U. S. Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Company
Jones & Lauglin Steel Corporation
Dine Burnhem
Edward Peer
Eric Phillip
Roxy Ann
Gretchen
Edward Burphenn
Massillon City Hospital
Youngtown
Fast Jonabie Youngstown Club
Soviet oil offensive fears threaten Western alliance
A 31 page report by Rep. Edna Kelty West and four committee members warns the Soviet oil push into Western Europe is a major economic and security challenge. The study urges a unified, multilateral Western response, leveraging NATO and private oil interests to blunt Soviet crude exports and sustain Atlantic alliance strength.
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Edna F. Kel- West
Europe
Mittee
Soviet Bloc
Andi
Corbin
Soviet Union
Atlantic Alliance
Western
Western Europe
NATO
Atantic Alliance
Vaccine may end the common cold in coming years
Chicago report notes researchers from at least six U.S. firms are testing vaccines aimed at the common cold. Experts describe the virus as complex with many strains and agents, but say a practical vaccine could offer broad protection by targeting key antigens.
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Chicago
Odest
American Medical Association
U.S
Gau
Brin
Manual World News
Medical World News
Cuban Crisis Fears Grow Over Soviet Forces in Cuba
Washington fears a new Cuban uprising could trigger a renewed crisis as about 6,000 to 30,000 Soviet troops and weapons remain in Cuba. Officials warn a spontaneous revolt might draw U.S. military action against Soviet forces 6,000 miles from Moscow. Senate hearings and diplomatic measures loom as Kennedy weighs options to curb Moscow’s Cuba presence.
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HTS
Kennedy
Hon
Cuba
Senate
Hungary
United States
U.S
Fidel Casttro
Havana
Russia
Scial
Dean Rusk
Sovi
John C. Stennis
D.-Miss
Nikita Khrushchev
Mississippi Democrat
Sen. Stennis
Capitol Hill
Nho
N.Y
Kremlin
Pentagon
South Carolina
Moscow
Cubs
Castro
Havens
Yall
White House
Cas‘tro Island
Macmillan Builds Unity Promise With Italian Leader
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan secured Italian backing for European unity during talks with Amintore Fanfani in Rome. The communique stressed close agreement on international issues and a joint push to counter France’s veto in the Common Market talks, while reaffirming NATO ties and a push for a multilateral nuclear force. The two leaders also signaled no return to a weakened European division, urging real unity and continued Western cooperation.
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Rome
Minist
Harold Macmillan
England
Edward Heath
Brussels
Great
Britain
Italy
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Free World
United States of America
NATO
Secun
France
Germany
Nassau
John F. Kennedy
Scattered election violence in Managua and Leon
Reports from Managua and Leon describe scattered violence during the Sunday election. Rene Schick backed by the Somoza family faced clashes as polls opened, with security measures and disorganization limiting wide revolt. Several were wounded or killed by gunfire and tear gas incidents amid tense balloting.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Rene Schick
Somez
Leon
Court hears new Ole Miss case in federal court
Attorneys for several Negro applicants pursue the latest challenge to the University of Mississippi in federal court. Judge Sidney Size set for motions as Dewey Greene seeks admission and Registrar Robert Ellis faces contempt for rejecting him. Greene, 22, a Navy veteran, had applied last fall and appeared on campus.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
UPL
University of Mpi
U.S
Sidney Size
Dewey
Greene
Ole Miss
Robert Ellis
Meredith Wan
Ellis
The Chronicle Telegram Ad Rates and Address Info
The Lorain County Publishing Co lists mail rates with annual advance options for Elyria Ohio and surrounding counties. Rates appear as 320.00 elsewhere in Ohio 21.50 and 825.50 figures, with promotional wording and mis-typed lines.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Guta
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