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Save $100 5495 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975 i -—— -------1— --------------------- c----------------------------------- ------ Radw/haek iianrijf0tpr lEupntng Hrralh MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 210 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Britain To Stay in Common Market LONDON (UPI) - Early official labor union, the 1.75 million strong think they will do so,” Mrs. Williams said. The turnout in the islands where Prime returns from the referendum on continued Transport and General Workers Union, Chief Counting Officer Sir Philip Allen Minister Harold Wilson has a summer British membership in the European Com­ DEEP REGULAR-STOCK PRICE CUTS! HURRY! who also campaigned for a “No” vote, said about 66 per cent of the country’s 40 home was 77.5 per cent of the registered mon Market show^ today the nation had said: million registered voters — about 26 voters. The second result from Gwynedd voted nearly 3-1 to stay in. Market op­ “Now we’ve got to face up to the real million — cast ballots. county in North Wales showed a 65 per ponents conceded defeat. world. We’re almost bust (broke) in con­ In the first district reporting, the tiny cent voter turnout with 76,421 or 71 per SAVE With counting of an estimated 26 million sequence, or partly in consequence, of our Isles of Scilly off the southwest coast of cent “Yes” and 31,807 or 29 per cent “No”. votes still continuing in this first such membership of the European Community. Britain, 802 persons, or 73.9 per cent, Last minute opinion polls and almost all referendum in British history, indications $10 But we should unite with the Labor voted “Yes” to stay in the market and and London’s newspapers predicted a 2-1 were that the final vote would be close to government and try to get united backing 278, or 25.3 per cent voted “No,” with margin for keeping Britain in the Common the 3-1 margin predicted in public opinion REALISTIC® for it.” eight spoiled ballots. Market. polls. William Hamilton, a pro-Market Labor 'SPACE SAVER " On the basis of early results Indepen­ party member of Parliament, said the (Herald photo by Dunn) AM-FM DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO dent Television News said a computer seven Labor government ministers who forecast of the final result was 68.6 per campaigned for a “No” vote ought to quit Rockefeller Report Lacks Farewell Gift For Joy Give Dad or Grad a "mini" radio Reg. 39.95 cent “Yes” and 31.4 per cent “No”. now. that wakes to music or buzzer and Norman Atkinson, an anti-Market Labor But Prices Secretary Shirley Williams, Study on Assassinations Nathan Joy, right, retiring principal at Bentley School, save 25%! Snooze Bar and sleep party member of Parliament, said, “It a pro-Marketeer, said there is no reason receives a gift of a wallet with money from Walter Roth, 0 0 9 5 looks as if it’s all over. 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