Carter plan on illegal aliens sparks debate in Congress
Carter administration unveils a compromise to curb illegal immigration but omits non counterfeitable identity cards and criminal penalties for employers. Officials quarrel over scope for permanent and temporary resident statuses, while questions arise on enforcement, costs, and potential future waves of newcomers. A separate note mentions the Olmstead Travel Camp journey from Oberlin to New York and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
United States
James C. Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Griffin Bell
Scretary
Labor
F. Ray Marshall
Cabinet Committee On Immigration Policy Reform
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Leonel J. Castillo
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Castillo
Caribbean
Congress
Bennington
Olmstead
Oberlin
Ohio
New York
New England
Quebec
Bennington road roller arrival and local notes from town
The Bennington Village Board orders a new Gallion road roller arriving by freight. Guy Summer will drive it. Reports mention local history, Legion delegates, band trips, and various community happenings including police notes, theater, and Old Home Day preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallion Road
Bennington Village
Brainwashing dinner with Dulles Churchill Eisenhower Queen
A surreal sectored tale describes a CIA brainwashing dinner where Allen Dulles Winston Churchill and President Eisenhower mingle with Queen Elizabeth. The satirical scene ends with a violent altercation and a blunt jab at government security. The piece mocks high level officials and national security culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Dulles
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Dulles
Winnie
Eisenhower
Queen Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Personal income soars past a trillion dollars a year
The United States now reports personal income exceeding one trillion dollars annually. Yet the era of believing a trillion was a wild flower is recalled as a simpler time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Navy Reinstates Classic Bell-Bottom Uniforms
An opinion piece lauds the U S Navy reversal of its dress code for enlisted men, bringing back the old jumper with a V neck, black neckerchief, bell-bottom trousers with 13 front buttons, and a cup-shaped cap. The restoration appeals to enlisted preference, eases afloat care, and reestablishes rank distinction, boosting morale, efficiency, and tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy
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James Reston
N.Y
Times News Service
Mai
Hosbind
Hubbard Burt
Furnace Brook
Joe Bingham
Park Street
American Legion
Montpelier
State Department
George Hughes
Arlington
Saturday Evening Post
Peter Hanks
Vietnam
Lucien Hanks
North Bennington
Hanks
Marina Svetlova
Dorset
John Gavin
Anton Dolin
Stravinsky
Southern Vermont Arts Center
White Creek
Jermain
Britain
Russia
Japan
Tokyo
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence
Richard Bissell
Bissell
Civil Service Gazette
U.S. Department of Agriculture
FBI
CIA
Secret Service
Bennington Pool Supply
Bennington Pool Supply, Inc
Morgan Street
Vermont
Christian Science Monitor
Vermont Lottery Commission
James L. Kendall
Sparrow Avenue
Barre
First Vermont Bank
Nquapoase
Va FF
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington, VT
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