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...Among its flourishes will be a performance by the Berlin Philharmonic at the Royal Albert Hall, a "Poets of Europe" reading at Lincoln's Inn, and a soccer match between all-star teams from the old Common Market Six, and the three new members: Britain, Ireland and Denmark...
...only by the Communist and Arab blocs and scattered sympathizers. In the 43 days before the treaty was signed, 15 countries, led by Pakistan, accorded recognition to East Berlin. Last week they were joined by Greece and Cyprus-bringing the total of nations that recognize East Germany to 49. Denmark, Canada and Australia are expected to follow suit. France, Britain and the U.S. will probably exchange ambassadors with East Berlin before the two Germanys enter the United Nations next fall, though as occupying powers in Berlin they do not accept East Berlin as part of East Germany, and will demand...
...Tastrup, Denmark...
...summit also marked the entrance of Britain into Europe's troubled suprapolitics. Just two days before the Paris meeting, the House of Lords was notified of Royal Assent to the treaty specifying the terms of British entry into the enlarged EEC-along with Denmark and Ireland-on Jan. 1. As Prime Minister Heath had put it: "In this new partnership we have a chance as a great people, as a formidable nation, as a shaper and molder of the modern world, to get back into action...
Although inflation is one of Europe's hottest political issues, the Common Market in the long run will be judged more by its success in improving the quality of European life. Underlining the need to "appeal to the imagination of future generations," as Denmark's new Prime Minister, Anker Jörgensen, put it, members agreed on the need to delve into social issues that the Market has not faced before: problems of employment, consumer protection, the environment, the role of multinational corporations, and the treatment of Western Europe's approximately 6,000,000 "guest workers." Besides...