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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1975
Page
4
The Rockefeller Commission findings show limited external control over CIA actions, urging immediate presidential guidance. The piece defends CIA abroad as essential for U S security while advocating cautious disclosure and congressional scrutiny where appropriate.
Three area young ladies Holley Brauer Teresa McClellan and Nina Perdue compete for Miss Alabama. The piece notes support for all three at the Birmingham pageant and their pursuit of the Miss America title.
The Peoples Bicentennial Commission polled 2300 federal employees and found 68 percent refused to endorse a key Declaration of Independence paragraph. Among respondents 32 percent agreed to sign, 69 percent refused, and 83 percent of signers misidentified it as part of the Declaration while 83 percent of non signers recognized it as such.
Billy Graham discusses angels as laboring beings in God’s service. He notes biblical teaching on angels as ministers to saints and protectors, but doubts a fixed personal guardian angel for each believer while acknowledging a hopeful, collective angelic help.
Washington investigators reveal documents claiming Kissinger favored cooperation with oil producers over confrontation in 1973. They say France sought to break the oil cartel and that U.S.-France tensions and Kissinger’s Middle East focus helped drive prices up and a global economic crisis. Sen. Church pushes oil diplomacy review.
London reports on Britain's economic turmoil as inflation soars and unions threaten strikes. The piece compares UK and US prospects, notes GM's Belgian plant shift, wage settlements, and debate over Wilson's response. It contrasts Ford and Wilson, highlighting moderates urging decisive leadership and Labour tensions.
Gallup reports President Ford with 51 percent approval, an 11 point gain since early May. The rise follows the Mayaguez incident and Ford's European trip, with signs of improved economy optimism. Men show larger gains than women in approval ratings.
British Gallup Poll maintained its record of accuracy in its final survey before the nationwide referendum on staying in the European Common Market. The poll deviated by only about half a percentage point from absolute accuracy, with turnout estimates noted as well.
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