British-American relationship; South Africa’s role in Africa as a whole; Pope Paul VI’s message on problems of attacking world poverty; Bibliography on European integration; Memorandum on scientific and technological progress and the European Community; EEC balance sheet; British manufacturers’ competitiveness; Britain’s world exports; Border industries and Africans entering the labour market; Meeting of the finance ministers and presidents of the national banks of Common Market member countries on liquidity policy; Political price of Britain joining the EEC; Lord Robens’ attack on Britain’s nuclear power programmes; European production of enriched uranium; Union of European Federalists; French veto on British bid to join EEC; World liquidity problem; British candidature to EEC; EEC Commission pressure for a joint Community policy towards sterling; Start of negotiations with Britain; US policy on trade.

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