Chief Lumb urges gun permit reform in Old Orchard
Old Orchard Police Chief Richard Lumb faces a dilemma over lax state law for concealed weapons. He argues the top officer should assess moral character and urges the town council to adopt stricter local procedures including fingerprints, background checks, and a brief firearms safety course.
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Old Orchard
Richard Lumb
Cually
Lamb
Chief Lamb
Police Department
DOB Council
Carter diplomacy should aim aft Africa
Anthony Lewis argues that southern Africa threatens U S interests as Rhodesia, South Africa, and Cuba tensions risk escalation. He urges Carter to pursue a swift peaceful transition to majority rule and dissuade Ian Smith from expecting U S military rescue, stressing careful diplomacy over detachment.
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Carter
Africa
Anthony Lewis
New York Times
Boston
United States
Cyrus Vance
Rhodesia
Kissinger
Ian Smith
B.J. Vorster
South Africa
Smith
Vorster
Angola
Soviet Union
Andrew Young
United Nations
Middle East
Vietnam
U.S
Rosenthal Memo Attacks Zablocki Over Committee Bid
A 38 page Rosenthal memo to House leaders accuses Rep. Clement Zablocki of fronting for South Korean and Chinese Nationalist lobbies and of voting with Republicans 84 percent of the time. It argues he lacks leadership for the International Relations Committee and would be a poor fit as chairman. Zablocki calls the memo scurrilous McCarthyism and says he voted his conscience.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
House
Clement Zablocki
D.-Wis
International Relations Committee
Ben Rosenthal
D.-N.y
Zablocki
South Korea
Middle East
Vietnam
Cambodia
Rosenthal
Milwaukee
South Side
Clement J. Zablocki
Korean Cultural and Freedom Foundation
Radio of Free Asia
Park Chung Hee
U.S
China
Ceme
White House
Chiang Kai-shek
Portugal
Brazil
Nixon
Air Force
Pentagon
Capitol Hill
North Vietnam
Israel
Bayet
GOP
Theepublican Politico
Gary Cohn
Howie Kurt
Rabin
Ce Ee
GOP's principal problem with not for profit economy
George F. Will argues the GOP faces a dilemma as Eli Ginzberg's critique suggests the private sector is not as private as assumed. Government purchases and defense contracts blur lines, with about a third of American jobs tied to government activity, challenging traditional free enterprise rhetoric. The piece questions whether the ideal of pure private enterprise remains relevant.
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George F. Will
Washington Post, Co
Washington
Eli Ginzberg
Scientific American
Ginzberg
Lockheed
Litton
Navy
Tor
U.S
GOP
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