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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1975
Page
4
Opinion notes Montana Tech and Montana State University graduates are thriving in the job market this year. Engineering grads receive many more offers and higher starting pay, while non engineering fields such as accounting agriculture and business also show solid placement.
A Northwestern National Life study by the Family Economics Bureau finds that many elderly problems stem from insufficient preparation during working years. It urges financial planning and emotional preparation before age 65, arguing retirement requires training for old age to reduce postcareer unhappiness.
The piece questions if President Kennedy, after 1961, could order a political murder for national interest. It cites Gen. Lansdale, CIA plots with the Mafia, Rockefeller Commission records, and remarks by McNamara and Bundy. It notes debates among White House officials and Senator Smathers on assassination.
The United States suspends arms talks with Israel over a reassessment of Mideast policy as Jordan receives a new U S package worth about 100 million dollars. The move heightens Israeli wariness and raises fears of wider conflict in the region.
A syndicated column predicts sweeping federal election reforms by 1977 78. It foresees a national or regional primary system. It expects abolition of the Electoral College after 1976 and federal voter registration for all states. It contrasts postcard registration with a Canada style Federal census approach.
Washington column outlines arguments for and against Senate Joint Resolution 1 to abolish the electoral college. Critics warn of weakened state parties and federalism, voter fraud risks, regional dominance, and potential two party paralysis, while supporters seek reform within the electoral vote system. Public figures cited include James Wilson on the constitutional debate.
In Suez Egypt the canal reopening sparks a boom as 150000 residents fill rebuilt streets. Tourists and workers flood in with banners praising Sadat. U S France Britain and Egypt clear thousands of mines while five factories rise and a new tunnel is planned. Reopened waterway signals peace and revived transit toll hopes.
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