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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1975
Page
4
A management study recommends creating a Director of Finance and Material Council to assume treasurer and revenue duties. The director would be appointed by the city manager and supervised, with voters voting to approve the change via referendum. Council discusses June 9.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that Thailand's post Laos Meo refugees strain U.S.-Thai ties as Bangkok seeks survival by courting Communist neighbors. They describe Meo exile, Air Base disputes, Mayaguez fallout, and Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj weighing forced repatriation against a shift toward Hanoi and Beijing.
C L Sulzberger surveys Belfast and Ulster noting six years of terror and persistent sectarian divides. He cites economic lag, British troop patrols, and a history of violence while urging urgent, pragmatic moves across four religious leaders and Irish organizations toward a political settlement amid a Europe evolving toward unity.
Gallup survey shows Kennedy would face weaker Catholic backing than his brother in 1960. In a Ford 1976 trial heat Kennedy trails with 59 percent support among Catholics, while Nixon carried a Catholic majority in 1972. Catholics tied issues to parochial schools abortion and public policy similar to the nation.
The piece links ancient touchstones for testing gold to spiritual life and Christ as cornerstone and touchstone. It then notes 1972 Gallup trends showing Catholics and Protestants share similar Nixon and Ford approval, with Catholics slightly more conservative on social issues. A table analyzes Catholic voting for Democrats 1952–72 and 1976 trial heat, based on 1,163 interviews from 1,626 adults in 300 localities May 30–June 2.
The president’s crime message draws praise for prison reform victim compensation and juvenile crime plans while critics say he avoided bold moves on death penalty marijuana policy abortion and gun control choosing a cautious stance amid political considerations.
Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky, 34, announced in Saigon he will serve as premier, becoming the eighth premier in 20 months as Vietnam grapples with guerrilla warfare. The Star Files reviews politics and crime policy amid ongoing upheaval.
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