EEC Passes a Turn In Rich-Poor Debate
increases that could cripple EuropeÛªsreases pegged to how much progress economic recovery, the Common Marts accomplished on aid to developing ket heads of government failed tt^ountries at any delayed North-South agree today on an aid program to dccgnå£elcnce next year</br></br>Their failuie virtually assures ;pEC leaders reportedly discussed at postponement of the final ministeria}ength what moves president.eiect [The co-presidents of the Pari? con- Wire services reported these jurther ference, Manuel Perez Guerrero o&evelopments.</br></br>Venezuela and Alan MacEachan of The only major step taken at the Canada, are to meet in New Yorlfeummit Was the issuance of a veiled Wednesday to decide whether to post^,ai.njng t0 japan to cut its massive pone the Paris meeting until late Feb(radc surpjus with the EEC in the ruai-y or March, Reuter reported.] next three months.</br></br>The United States favors delaying Japan is expected to have a record the North-South meeting until aftegurplus of 542 billion this year. The the Jan. 20 inauguration of Presidenl^gQ bas already asked Japan to curb elect Jimmy Carter permitting him tqls shipbuilding output, reduce its car take his own initiatives toward intcr^ to Britian and open up its mar-national economic cooperation. kcts tQ EEC food dl.ink exporls.</br></br>Sources at the two-day summit said The officials said that it enough o ^ . German Chancellor Helmu(p,.0g,.ess was not recorded by the next Schmidt supported a go-slow approacl|utnnlij Febniary, the European on concessions to the Third World be-ommission presidenl, Roy Jenkins of cause be believes the industrialized; .	. '	.	Û_Û_, rp .