Common Market Faces Trials and Renewed Cooperation
A retrospective on the European Economic Community from its 1958 birth through early setbacks. It notes 1963 and 1965 crises, rising nationalism, the Arab oil embargo, and signs of renewed cooperation among France, West Germany, and other members amid debates on Britain and reform.
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European Economic Community
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
France
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Italy
England
West Germany
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Helmut Schmidt
Common Market
Aiken Standard Profile of Samuel A. Cothran
The Aiken Standard notes Samuel A. Cothran serves as president and editor, a longtime leader since the paper’s 1867 founding, guiding editorial stance and daily operations.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Jackson Indians praised for team spirit and publicity support
In letters to the editor the Jackson High School administration and booster club thank the paper for coverage as the football team pursued the South Carolina State Class A title. Principal Lyman Puette and critic Charles R. Dorsey also weigh in on sportsmanship and free speech.
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Jackson High School
South Carolina
Scott Hunter
Jackson Indians
Lyman B. Puette
Lippmann speculates on man’s ungovernability and unfinished book
The piece reflects on Walter Lippmann’s view that man is ungovernable, noting his unfinished The Ungovernability of Man and the failure of leaders from Wilson to Nixon. It contrasts journalism’s praise with questions about self rule, governance, and societal obstacles amid Washington hearings and regulatory pushback.
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Walter Lippmann
Lippmann
Mr. Lippmann
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Washington Cathedral
New York
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Harvard
Nixon
Vietnam
Agnew
Republic
United Nations
Capitol Hill
Renewal Through Everyday Talk About Christ
Billy Graham counsels that Christian joy comes by letting the word of Christ dwell in believers and speaking of the Lord in daily life. A ministerial seminar story from England prompts renewed effort to share faith and rekindle heartfelt devotion.
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Billy Graham
Paul
England
Lord
Christ
Inflation talks and a call to action echo old rhetoric
A column argues inflation demands action not weeping, cites unemployment at $200 a week and a need to boost productivity. It blames excessive regulation and rising wages for higher prices and urges focusing on work, production, and moderation of promises. It recalls FDR and Kennedy ideals.
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Sam
F.D.R
Rogers Morton
John Kennedy
Mills Recovers From Episode After Blackouts And Fallout
From Bethesda Hospital Wilbur Mills reports memory gaps since his 1973 back operation. He is said to be recovering and may relinquish his House seat, while doctors evaluate whether pain drugs and alcohol contributed to the breakdown amid reports of past striptease encounters and intense political power.
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Washington
Wilbur Mills
Boston
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Walter Jones
D-N.c
Jones
Mills
North Carolina
Carl Albert
Albert
House
Wilbur
Annabel Battistella
Polly
Capitol Hill
Kensett
Ark
White House
Internal Revenue Code
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
the Naval Hospital
Les Whitten
New York
Capitol
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Wright
Aiken
Robert D.cathcart
Brown
General Brown
Harry Woodoff
Ageold
Woodoff
Paul Harvey
Whitten
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