Britain Votes to Stay in European Common Market 2 to 1
The British referendum delivered a decisive 2 to 1 vote to remain in the European Common Market. Prime Minister Wilson faces party divisions and possible elections as the impact on Britain’s economy and Western alliance unfolds amid broader European tensions.
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Great Britain
Harold Wilson
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
Western
Europe
Western Europe
United States
Atlantic
Conservative
Labor Party
Wilson
Flora Lewis
New York Times
Industrial Bonds Again For Energy Cost Relief
The editorial argues the General Assembly might again seek voter approval for bond issuing authorities to finance industrial plants and pollution controls. It notes past defeat, the political obstacles, and the potential for lower interest bonds tax free for new or expanding industries, with public power companies seen as likely early beneficiaries.
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General Assembly
House Finance Committee
Girl Scout cookie sales spark cautionary council report
A Greenville South Carolina Girl Scout council reports perils in the 1975 cookie sales season including embezzlement rubber checks and hijacking. The piece notes similar issues faced by Boy Scouts and reflects on enduring beliefs among aging readers.
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Girl Scout Council
Greenville
S. C
Growing Old With Faith by David Poling D D
A reflective review on aging with faith and style inspired by Forty Nine and Holding. The author notes Western society embracing aging, urges mature living, and encourages midlife renewal through faith, self confidence, and continued learning. The piece praises the book for urging clergy and all adults toward proactive growth.
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Richard Knox Smith
Snooping in Mail by U S Counterintelligence Revealed
Washington report describes years of military counterintelligence opening and reading military mail using flags and rolling techniques. The practice, aimed at servicemen critical of Vietnam, operated inside and outside the United States with minimal justification and limited follow up by investigators.
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Washington
Pentagon
Senate Committee
CIA
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Army Security Agency
Army
Prague
West Germany
Defense Department
IRS
U. S
Greatest Threat to Democracy is Inactive Citizens
Editorial urges readers to engage in politics as a 24 seven duty and to participate in primaries for School Board, City Council, and mayoral races. It argues citizen involvement shapes legislation, cites a 1900 Model Citizen ideal, and stresses informed, active participation for a free society.
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High Point
Plea For Human Relations Funds
A reader pleads that City Council restore funds for a Human Relations Commission executive director, arguing volunteers alone cannot guide the effort. The letter stresses human relations as vital, praises clergy and AA helpers, and urges a funded staff and open communication to avoid a “melting pot” view, calling for city support rather than cutting the program.
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Human Relations Commission
Alcoholic Anonymous
of High Point
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John Rhodes
O’neill
Tip
Carl Albert
Rep
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Holt McPherson Enterprise
New Mexico
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Cambodia
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Milwaukee Journal
Plea For Human Relations Funds
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