Britain Sets Course for Common Market Entry
The House of Commons backed Britain's entry into the European Common Market, expecting favorable but limited direct impact on U.S. firms. Analysts say reduced duties and a stronger European bloc could boost American operations in Europe while potentially hurting some U.S. exports to the Continent. The move could also alter competition for American products on European shelves.
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No Progress Reported In Coal Strike Talks
The Associated Press reports no progress in negotiations to end the 90,000 soft coal miners strike amid court actions on longshore disputes. In San Francisco a Taft Harley injunction is invoked to curb impasses on the West Coast while New Orleans and Philadelphia workers resume duties under court orders.
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Blizzard Strands Hundreds as Rockies Snow Drifts Close I-80
A blizzard paralyses the central Rocky Mountains stranding hundreds in Warming and forcing the Wyoming Patrol to close I-80 from Laramie to the Utah line. Snow and freezing rain spread to Kansas Nebraska and northern states while the National Weather Service maintains a blizzard warning.
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Arrival Predicted Next Week Peking To Name U N Delegation
The United Nations expected Peking to send a 32 member delegation led by Deputy Foreign Minister Hsiao Kuan hua late next week. The move follows the General Assembly vote recognizing Beijing as China’s only lawful U N representation and expelling the Nationalist Chinese. A Security Council meeting preparation may prompt a Soviet protest.
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In Saigon Thieu Inauguration Tight Security Tightens
More than 46 000 South Vietnamese troops and police mobilized in Saigon and across South Vietnam as the Thieu inauguration nears. U S forces alert rises to 202 000 with American and Vietnamese units readied. An American helicopter was shot down but crew survived. fighting reported near the capital with Viet Cong casualties. Phnom Penh reports Cambodian losses amid ongoing counteroffensive along Highway 6.
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Cuban Delegation Moved To Naval Air Station
The article says a group of Cubans moved to the U S Naval Air Station at Belle Chase near New Orleans after arriving to attend a sugar convention. The State Department and immigration officials indicated the move was to simplify the situation amid broader disengagement of American forces from the war. The Cubans, 19 technicians and a three man crew, were kept in a motel before transfer and were expected to stay at the air station for the convention duration.
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Power Struggle Reported in Chinese Leadership Circles
U S Intelligence analysts say signs point to a purge of high ranking PLA leaders in China. Huang Ying sheng Wu Fabsien and Lee Tsa Pang reportedly sent away for re education with no public sightings since September.
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Tito Offers Little Hope Of Helping Find Middle East Solution
Yugoslavia's Tito rejected a Nixon administration call to aid in forging a Middle East settlement. He warned third parties face little leverage if the opposing sides refuse to move. The talks also touched on a forthcoming communique aimed at showing that different social systems can coexist as friends.
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Mother Helps Police Catch Son In Bank Robbery
Sandra Roberts alerted authorities after spotting her son Michael leaving a North San Diego bank in olive jacket and blue trousers with a blue plastic bag during a $1,400 holdup. He was arrested at a motel near Miramar Naval Air Station and charged in U S Magistrate Harry R McCue courtroom.
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