NATO in the face of Soviet buildup and NATO shambles
A German strategist debates NATO strategy with Senators Nunn and Bartlett. He argues NATO is underprepared as Warsaw Pact forces mass, air power shifts west, and U S and allies fail to supply frontline needs. He critiques reliance on mobile ICBMs and urges higher priority to defense posture discussions.
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Sam Nunn
Bartlett
Armes Services Committee
NATO
Europe
Russia
United States
Britain
Canada
Germany
Nunn and Bartlett
Nunn
Action on illegal aliens and proposed amnesty plan
President Carter forms a cabinet level committee to curb illegal immigration. F Ray Marshall outlines a Rodino bill aligned program and proposes counterfeit worker cards and a time based amnesty for law abiding entrants. The plan aims to reduce job discrimination and avert rising anti alien sentiment.
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Carter
F. Ray Marshall
Cyrus R. Vance
Griffin B. Bell
Marshall
House of Representatives
James Eastland
Dmiss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Boy Scouts Keep Name Amid Label Debates
The Boy Scouts of America will retain its official name despite minority and feminist pressure to emphasize Scouting-USA. The piece notes objections to the word boy and cites female enrollment in Explorer posts, while praising continued support from benefactors and a nod to upcoming Girl Scout cookie solicitations.
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Boy Scouts of America
Scouting- USA
Personkind
Person
Boy Scouts
Scouting-Usa
NBC pays Moscow for 1980 Olympic TV contract
The article argues the price of NBCs 1980 Olympic TV deal to Moscow cost about 80 million dollars plus incentives. It claims this funding grants the Soviet bloc propaganda reach while criticizing U S networks for not coordinating to withhold payment. It frames the agreement as undermining revolution ideals and enabling Soviet influence via global broadcasts.
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Lenin
NBC
Moscow
ABC
CBS
U.S.S.R
East Germany
Cuba
Kornelia Ender
Nadia Comaneci
Alberto Juantorena
Iviet TV
Karl Marx
U.S
Netzley tax plan draws editorials and worries
Readers condemn a bill by State Rep. Robert Netzley to allow a 0.5 percent local income tax for schools without a public vote. Critics call it undemocratic and fear tax shifts from state to local, plus administrative burdens on districts.
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Robert E. Netzley
R- 81
Netzley
Ohio
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists rates for subscriptions. Home delivery by carrier or motor route offers daily and Sunday options with weekly and monthly pricing. Mail subscriptions in the U S and abroad are shown with annual totals.
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News Journal, Inc. S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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