Common Market Hopes Dim After Brussels Signing
The piece notes that the European Common Market formed in the 1960s aimed to boost member economies but faced dimmer prospects. It cites Anthony Lewis of The New York Times writing after the Treaty of Brussels signing, suggesting changes may be needed for success and reflecting on the ceremony’s modern, impersonal setting at the Egmont Palace.
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New York Times
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London
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Heath
Palais
d’Egmont
Europe
Jean Monnet
Opinion on Mrs. Andrews for unexpired George W. Andrews term
A Third District resident argues for Mrs. Andrews to fill the late congressman’s unexpired term, contending she is best qualified and deserving. The letter asserts gender bias as a possible obstacle, urges fair consideration, and suggests a write-in campaign if not chosen. Vera G. Howell signs.
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Alabama Democratic Executive Committee
George W. Andrews
Congress
Andrews
Mrs. Andrews
Third District
Vera G. Howell
European politics emerge from Brussels talk and treaty hopes
Viewpoint argues that the European dream needs real politics beyond bureaucratic rhetoric. If Britain acts to energize the community and the Commission gains independence, a true European forum could form, enabling monetary union and practical growth beyond ten-member constraints.
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Brussels
Britain
Spaak
Heath
Commission
Rome
Ghosts From Nixon Past Haunt Campaign Ties With Hughes
Washington columnist notes two past ties implicating Richard Nixon with Howard Hughes and Jimmy Hoffa. It cites a 1960s loan of 205000 secured by a Whittier California property while Nixon was vice president. The piece links these ties to current campaign sensitivities.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Richard Nixon
Howard Hughes
Jimmy Hoffa
Hughes
Nixon
Don
Whittier Boulevard
Whittier
Calif
U.S
Nevada
Robert Maheu
Nixon Hughes
Maheu
Laxalt
Paul Laxalt
Teamsters
Hoffa
Oakley Hunter
Federal National Mortgage Association
Orlando
William Rogers
Rogers
Hunter
State of the Union message details defense and domestic plans
The State of the Union Message to Congress expands on defense and economic policy. It notes defense spending at 7 percent of GNP and outlines plans to build a stronger deterrent with new missiles submarines and improved sea power. Domestic focus covers welfare reform education urban renewal and minority employment with calls for school aid and revenue sharing.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Congress
W R Shelton Founder Editor 1912 1924
Decatur Alabama newspaper notes W R Shelton founder editor 1912 1924 and Tennessee Valley Printing Co publication details. It lists subscription rates by mail and carrier for daily and Sunday editions and delivery terms.
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W. R. Shelton
Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing Co., Inc
Ala
MAIL
Prayer and forgiveness in the Jesus Generation faith journey
A reader asks if frequent forgiveness requests mean weak faith. The response affirms normal sin awareness in believers, citing 1 John 1:9 and Hebrews 4:16, noting Christ as advocate, and that confession strengthens, not weakens, spiritual life.
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Christ
David
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