Common Market: DeGaulle Vetoes Britain's Entry
Common Market: DeGaulle Vetoes Britain's Entry
Common Market: France Vetoes Britain's Entry. The meeting of the Common Market commission in Brussels is a wake for Britain's hopes of joining the nations of the continent in a unified economic front. Five of the member nations welcomed British participation, but DeGaulle (aiming at French domination) kept Britain out. Outside the building of the Common Market . MS - Inside the building there are a lot of diplomats and long tables with seats on each side, MCUS - A card for France, Deutschland, Nederland, Italia, Luxembourg and Belgique - Belgie. MCUS - A big man walks through the door, (unidentified) walks straight through the crowd of men into a room with waiting photographers. MS - The dignataries are standing around talking off the cuff to each other. MS - Dignataries stitting at the long tables and other dignataries, aids or the press are standing at the back of the room.