Europe trade blocs shift as three seek EEC entry
Map shows the European Economic Community members with England Denmark and Norway pursuing membership. Diagonally shaded areas include the seven-nation EFTA with Sweden Switzerland and Austria likely to apply for looser association while Finland and Portugal have not decided their positions.
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Denmark
Norway
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European Free Trade Association
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Switzerland
Austria
Budget Group On Second Leg Of Tour
Gov. J. Lindsay Almond Jr and his budget advisory board began the second leg of their fiscal fact finding tour with visits to Virginia State and the Norfolk branch of the College of William and Mary. Dr. Alvin Duke Chandler requested about 28.6 million dollars for 1962-64. 20,198,140 for operations and 8,639,065 from the state treasury, with the rest from tuition and other funds. William and Mary sought 20,198,175 in capital outlays for construction projects.
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J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Virginia State
College of Sam and Mary
South Penal Farm
Central State
Saale
Williamsburg
Alvin Duke Chandler
Colleges of Wiliam and Mary
Chandler
William and Mary
Bread price rise likely as costs push up penny loaf
CHICAGO AP sources say a one-cent rise in bread prices is likely nationwide due to higher manufacturing costs. E. E. Kelley Jr of the American Bakers Association avoided a firm figure but called it nearly inevitable. The $2 wheat support price and farmers delaying sales add to the cost pressures. In a separate incident, Thomas Reddy, 43, veteran announcer and Whitehall Stations VP, drowned while swimming in Flint Michigan.
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Chicago
E. E. Kelley Jr
American Bakers Association
Flint, Mich
Thomas Reddy
Whitehall Stations Inc
Iowa
Reddy
New York
Philadelphia
State Hospital Budget Request Lingers On Unfunded List
The advisory group from Williamsburg traveled to Gloucester Point and Virginia Fisheries to present budget plans. Dr. William J. Hargis urged the governor for 1,493,975 to cover maintenance and operating costs and 847,175 for capital outlays in the next biennium, with nearly half for a marine pollution research building. The 11 member committee concluded the day with meetings in Norfolk, sponsored by the Virginia State Ports Authority.
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Lynchburg
Williamsburg
Gloucester Point
Virginia Fisheries Ee
William J. Hargis
Almond
Eetsport Newsolk
Virginia State Ports Authority
McCloy Outlines Plan for Broad Disarmament Effort
John J. McCloy, Kennedy's top disarmament adviser, said the U S is crafting a far reaching plan to cut weapons and would seek allies' support. He argued a near zero risk of concealment would require an international peace keeping mechanism and noted China would be brought into any drastic disarmament plan.
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New York
John J. McCloy
Kennedy
United States
United Po Cloy
China
Tunisia Accuses France of New Military Aggression
Tunisian Ambassador Mongi Slim told the U.N. Security Council that Tunisian forces repelled two French attacks and warned of broader defense measures. He cited a Sunday farm strike killing three civilians near Bizerte violating the cease-fire order and said Tunisian troops intervened to halt the assault.
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United Nations, N.Y
Tunisia
Mongi Slim
U.N. Security Council
Slim
Bizerte
Security Council
Mansfield Says Kennedy School Aid Bill Is Not Dead
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said the Kennedy administration's $2.5 billion public school aid bill is still alive, though stalled in the House Rules Committee. He noted hope remains as Republicans and Catholic members block floor action while other education measures face hurdles. House Speaker Sam Rayburn said the bill was mentioned at the White House, with many members showing a willingness to act.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
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Mansfield
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Sam Rayburn
Texas
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Western Hemisphere Statesmen Move Toward Historic Declaration
Western Hemisphere statesmen push finalizing touches on a Punta del Este declaration to launch Kennedy's Alliance for Progress. Ministers from 20 to 21 nations sign as the Inter American Economic Conference ends, pledging over a billion dollars annually for a decade to spur Latin American development.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Inter-American Economic Conference
United States
Europe
Japan
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