Common Market eyes expansion to ten new members in years ahead
The editorial outlines a plan to add as many as 10 members to the Common Market within three to five years. Talks begin this summer with six current members negotiating full entry for Britain Ireland Denmark and Norway.
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Liberals Silent on Union Shop Proposal in Postal Reform
Opinion essay criticizes a pending postal reform clause allowing a union shop for workers, arguing it would force membership or dues to a private union. The Postmaster General backed the measure to resolve a postal strike and aid Post Office reorganization, while AFL-CIO sought a broader compulsory unionization precedent.
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Post Office Department
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America
Brezhnev May Rise as Kosygin Replacement?
U.S. observers weigh the possibility that Leonid Brezhnev could consolidate power if Kosygin is eased out as Soviet premier. Brezhnev reportedly seen as inflexible on foreign and domestic policy, with potential impact on Middle East, Indochina, and SALT talks.
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World
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Indochina
Whaling Data at Risk If Whale Research Program Is Cut
The article warns that scrapping the Whale Research Program could save only 65 000 dollars, mainly paying two biologists, while depriving the U S of data for setting whaling quotas. Without U S input, quotas may rely on Russia and Japan, risking whale survival as 50 000 are hunted yearly. The piece contrasts tea tasters victory with the threat to whale data.
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Russia
Japan
Federal inquiry targets aggressive debt collection practices
The National Commission on Consumer Finance will hold hearings on high pressure tactics in retail debt collection and examine the holder in due course rule. The plan emphasizes fair play in debt discharge while noting banks can still pursue notes from faulty services.
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Congress
Seven Acre Moose Park in Development South of Moose Home
The Loyal Order of Moose plans a seven acre recreation park south of the Moose Home on East Cork Street. H. Robert Edwards won the first Norman L. Bayliss Memorial Award at the Stonewall Jackson Chapter banking banquet. Shawnee Bowmen hosted a sanctioned archery meet at Izaak Walton Park despite threatening weather. The Park Baseball Team faces the Waynesboro Generals at Rouss Park. Opequon residents fear a varmint described as black brown up to eight feet long. Miss Charlotte Schlack, to wed Lt. Paul Schneider June 16, was honored in a shower by Miss Martha Babb.
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Charlotte Schlack
Paul Schneider
Martha Babb
Triumph of Good Over Evil Through Persistent Faith
Daily meditation reflects on a steadfast belief in a good force guiding life. It argues that despite evil and flawed schemes there is enduring good, and sound faith supports the view that humanity progresses morally and will ultimately triumph over ignorance and malice.
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Washington Daily News
Don’t Be in a Hurry to Turn Your Back on Heaven
HAL BOYLE argues heaven has fallen out of favor as a retirement spot due to segregation for avant-garde tastes and fears of dullness. He humorously suggests a press agent could highlight heaven’s charms including views and permanent leases, urging readers not to rush toward earth or alternate destinies.
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Fatherhood duties begin at birth say columnist
Wayne G Brandstadt M D argues father's responsibility starts at a child's birth and a close bond in the first three years guides maturity. The piece urges loving equal treatment for daughters and warns against delaying father involvement beyond school age. It also includes a Q and A about vitamin C allergies.
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