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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1975

Page

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Referendum shows Britons choose to remain in Common Market

London AP reports final counts show 67.2 percent of voters support continued membership in the European Common Market with 17,378,581 for and 8,470,073 against. Turnout 65.6 percent of eligible Britons. Prime Minister Wilson calls the result the end of a 14 year argument. reactions divided among parties and politicians.

London Washington Common Market Brussels Common Market Commission Francois-Xavier Ortoli Enoch Powell Munich

Ford Receives Rockefeller CIA Report Amid Public Disclosure Doubts

President Ford accepted the Rockefeller Commission report on the CIA with a pledge to use it to curb lawless activity while offering no commitment to public release. Senate intelligence chairman Frank Church alleged the panel has evidence of CIA murder plots against foreign leaders and criticized possible nonpublication.

Washington Ford Rockefeller Commission Central Intelligence Agency U.S CIA Senate Fidel Castro Castro Nelson A. Rockefeller Nessen Frank Church D-Idaho Senate Intelligence Committee Church Rockefeller Commission

Senate approves 30.3 billion weapons bill in final vote

The Senate passed a 30.3 billion military authorization bill 77 to 6 sending it to a House conference. The action opens service academies to women, extends Israel military credit sales, and bans further testing of a guided missile amid a broad defense package.

Washington Iery Pentagon House Senate Israel Russia William D. Hathaway Henry M. Jackson D-Wash John C. Stennis D-Miss Senate Armed Services Committee

Prison break hijack ends with inmate recaptured in Michigan

A hijacked helicopter seized an inmate at a Michigan prison and flew him toward freedom before landing near a road six miles away. Police arrested the hijacker Don Hill and another suspect Jolyne Conn as federal officials weigh charges.

Jackson Mich Michigan Gan Dale Otto Remling Sidney Remling Floyd Garrison Michigan State Police Don Hill Howell Garrison Eral Jolyne Lou Conn Weberville Charles Bronson

Bus carrying top officials crashes. Callaway unhurt

A chartered bus carrying Secretary of the Army Howard Callaway, several congressmen and wives was involved in a crash. The truck and bus drivers were killed. Callaway escaped injury. Authorities reported no further details.

Howard Bo” Callaway Callaway

Israel May Offer New Peace Plan

Israeli officials signaled a possible new peace proposal offering greater withdrawals from occupied territories after the 1967 war in exchange for political, strategic, and juridical commitments from Arab states. The remarks seem to hint at a shift in Kissinger’s stalled mission and mention possible withdrawals from Abu Rudeis oilfields and the Mitla and Gidi passes in return for Egyptian restraint.

Jerusalem Israel Yediot Aharonot Middle East Ee Ee Henry A. Kissinger Abu Rudeis Mitla Gidi

Red Cross Views Tornado Damage in Welch and Davy

Red Cross and Governor Arch Moore's office surveyed storm damage in Da Age Welch and surrounding areas after a Thursday tornado. Crews worked Friday to restore power to Bluefield Princeton Oakvale Grundy and Davy as residents seek state help for uninsured losses.

Terry Wimmer Red Cross Arch Moore da Age Peel Mmee Welch Cn Spoxeaman Fo Souil Ae Bluefield Opel Wolfe Davy Princeton

Delays and Debt Warnings Prompt Family Budget Pressure

The Associated Press reports warnings from the National Foundation for Consumer Credit on danger signals in family finances. Delayed bill payments, frequent small charges, and dipping into savings signal trouble. many seek counseling, budgeting, and debt management to avoid bankruptcy as inflation and recession bite.

Associated Press National Founda For Consumer Credit Hantetion Foundation

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