The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 September 1967 — Page 5

Wednesday, September 20, 1967

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Foreign News Commentary

By Joseph W. Grigg LONDON UPI—Prime Minister Harold Wilson, never a man to take “no” for an answer, seems determined to plug away at his bid for Common Market membership for Britain, undeterred by repeated rebuffs from French President Charles de Gaulle. There is growing skepiticism I in London, particularly among Wilson’s critics, that he will make it.in the foreseeable future. Some doubt it’s even worth his while to keep on trying so long as the testy old Frenchman persists in throwing up roadblocks. But Wilson aides say he re-, fuses to take De Gaulle’s “non” ! as final. They depict him as determined to keep on pound-1 ing at Europe’s door, convinc-1 ed that sooner or later it will

open.

The only effect repeated De Gaulle vetoes and near-vetoes aeem to have had is that Wilson now concedes it will take conaiderably longer than he bargained for last spring in the euphoria of an overwhelming parliamentary vote supporting his bid. After all, the prime minister is said to argue, De Gaulle is nearing 77 and cannot last forever. Wilson, at 51, is said to feel he can afford to wait out j De Gaulle if necessary.

The British application has been under study by the Common Market Executive Commission all summer. The commission is to present a report to the council of ministers at the end of September and the ministers are expected to take a look at it at scheduled meetings at Luxembourg Oct. 2-3

and Oct. 23-24.

De Gaulle appears intent on using delaying tactics designed to stall opening of formal talks

with Britain.

Wilson, meanwhile, is seeking to warm his bid by sending Lord Chalfont, formerly Britain’s chief disarmament negotiator and now her chief Common

, Market booster, on a tour of the I six capitals for talks with officials. But the results of Chalfont’s first go-round in Paris at the beginning of September were as negative as earlier British soundings. Aides say Wilson now has set a Christmas deadline for getting a “yes” or “no” whether talks can start at all. The ! French say it could take I “months” for the market members to study the British sitting down to negotiations. How long Wilson will wait is not yet clear. But it’s going to take a lot of patience to crack a De Gaulle filibuster.

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Attention bowlers: As part of an improved Daily Banner sports section it will be necessary for all league secretaries, men and women, to have their weekly standings for publication at the Banner Office within three days after the bowling night. Standings should include the name of the league, date of competition, team standings, high team game and series, and bowlers scoring over 500 for men and 400 for women. All standings should be typewritten if possible and accompanied by the signature of the secretary. The Banner has adopted the policy in an effort to get readers the best coverage in the shortest time after the bowling events take place.

IBM THURSDAY NIGHT WOMEN’S LEAGUE W L Shillings 19 5 Steinbaker 18 6 Douglas 14 10 Landes 10 14 Decker 6 18 Storm 5 19 Over 500: P. Huxford Over 400: F. Jones 496; S. Burris 470; J. Sutherlin 467; B. Douglas (sub) 465: P. Jones 457; K. Simmons 450; E. Shillings 447; C. Steinbaker 445; B. Alderfer 430: M. Storm 426; I. Friend 424; M. Hendrich 423: M. Yark 414: D. Ratcliff (subl 407; C. Montgomery 405.

DOWNTOWN LEAGUE 9-18-67 W L I Handys Corner 12 6 Montgomery Ward 10 8 Lone Star Cement 10 8 A & S Junk Yard 10 8 Hampton Bros 10 8 Covert Heating 8 10 Moore’s Bar 8 10 Farm Bureau 8 10 Mary Carter Paints 8 10 Stoner's Insurance 8 10 White Cleaners 8 10 Slim’s Shell 8 10 600 series: M. Tuttle 663; J. Williams 605. 500 series: R. Fisher 583; J. Edwards 561; H. Hartung 559; W. Dailey 559; J. Wood 530; C. Chomer 549; M. Myers 530; K. Rader 515; C. Wood 531; S. Starkes 506: A. Deacon 507; F. Knauer 504; J. Amers 510; R. Pettit 512; D. Shoemaker 528; M. Cooper 565; P. Hampton 516; M. Hampton 503; K. Finchum 525. 200 games: M. Tuttle 252, 207, 204; J. Williams 247, 200; M. Cooper 215; B. Inin 213; H. Hartung 204; K. Finchum 202; R. Fisher 224, 200; F. O'Brian 200; C. Cromer 215; M. Myers 208; J. Wood 203; J. Amers 216.

FIRST-CITIZENS BANK 9-15-67 W First-Citizens Bank 18 Hillman's Greenhouse .... 18 Prevo’s 16 Putnam Motors 12 * Hammond Jewelry 12 | Hassler’s Trucking Coca Cola 8 | Donna Nursing Home .... 4

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Hi team game: First-Citizens j ! Bank 852 Hi team series: First-Citizens Bank 2290 Over 175: E. Shinn 204; J. Eilar 192; J. Cavin 192; J. Leer 188; J. Girton 181; J. Murray 180. Over 425: E. Shinn 512; J. Murray 491; J. Cavin 498; A. Cantonwine 486; J. Leer 479; J. Eilar 476; R. Hampton 466; M. Aker 457; C. Rulfs 451; J. ! Girton 446; S. Harris 445: M. 1 Buis 442; V. Sweet 440; J. Alex 431; B. Douglas 430.

League Standings

NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GI St. Louis* 96 56 .632 San Francisco 82 68 .547 13 Cincinnati 82 70 .539 14 Chicago 82 71 .536 14 V: Philadelphia .... 77 73 .513 18 Pittsburgh 76 76 .500 20 Atlanta 74 77 .490 21V Los Angeles 68 83 .450 27 V Houston 62 89 .411 33 V New York 57 93 .380 38 •Clinched pennant Tuesday’s Results San Francisco 6. Chicago 2 New York 6, Los Angeles 3 St. Louis 1, Philadelphia 0 Cincinnati 3, Atlanta 1 Pittsburgh 11, Houston T

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AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Minnesota 86 66 .566 Boston 86 66 .566 Chicago 86 67 .562 Va Detroit 85 67 .559 1 California 78 72 .520 7 Cleveland 72 81 .471 14^ Washington .... 70 80 .467 15 Baltimore 69 81 .460 16 New York 66 86 .434 20 Kansas City ....59 91 .393 26 Tuesday’* Results Minnesota 8, Kansas City 2 Cleveland 2, Washington 0 Boston 4. Detroit 2 Baltimore 3, New York 0 Chicago 3, California 0

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