Weinberger and SDI in the Geneva debates
Anthony Harrigan argues that praise for Caspar Weinberger’s defense policies is often blocked by internal government foes and media sniping. He defends Weinberger’s stance against Geneva concessions and space-based defense, criticizing anti SDI groups and network coverage that profile opponents like McNamara as experts.
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U.S
Caspar Weinberger
Reagan
Geneva
Weinberger
United States
The
Capital Research Center
E. Street
Washington
Common Cause
Council For A Livable World
Federation of American Scientists
League of Women Voters
Physicians For Social Responsibility
Campaign To
SDI
Pentagon
CBS
Robert S. McNamara
Mr. McNamara
Vietnam
America
Immigration Service warns on Yakuza entry to U S
Washington report details a central intelligence assessment on the Japanese Yakuza. It estimates 100000 members in 908 clans in Japan and outlines entry risks on U S shores, with emphasis on port of entry inspections and potential criminal activity including gambling extortion and arms trafficking.
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Washington
Immigration Service
United States
Central Intelligence Office
Donald Goldberg
Japan
Banzujin Chobei
Chobei
Hawaii
Honolulu
San Francisco
Los Angeles
California
Objectors plan appeals to halt U S 40 construction
Letters to state and federal officials urge halting the 150 foot dual lane U S 40 project from Frederick to Hagerstown, arguing farm damage. If appeals fail, request to Governor Nice to abandon highway work.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
BB. Talber
State Roads Commission
Harry W. Nice
Betty Friedan's How to End Feminism Published by NYT Magazine
Betty Friedan's article How to end feminism appears in The New York Times Magazine revisiting post feminist debates. The piece, discussed by Copley News Service, contrasts with prior Voices from the Post-Feminist Generation and draws criticism from Phyllis Schlafly.
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Phyllis Schlafly
Copley News Service
New York Times Magazine
Betty Friedan
Women’s Liberation Movement
Friedan
America
Lenore Weitzman
Weitzman
Attacks on Black Leaders Stir Debate Over Representation
John E. Jacob analyzes a shift from direct attacks on black leadership to a supposedly scholarly poll. He argues the 105 black leaders and 600 blacks surveyed show bias and faulty methodology, contrasting with earlier large studies and polls that align leaders with constituents. He notes the 30 percent claim of Reagan support, disputes question wording effects, and asserts black leadership reflects the black majority.
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Think Tank
National Urban League
Gallup Organization
Joint Center For Political Studies
Data Black
Reagan
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Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Orrin Hatch
R-Utah
Food and Drug Administration
U.S.A
FDA
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
News-Post
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Myersville
Howard White
Herbert Grossnickle
William P. White
Roger Lewis
Harry Delauter Jr
Hazel Lewis
Harriet Grossnickle
Janice Lewis
Dorothy White
Doris Lewis
Kenneth Delauter
Howard White Jr
William Grossnickle
Ladies of the Araby Aid Society
Goldie Stauffer
James Cummings
Kathryn Waltz
Katherine Wagner
Myre Wagner
Edith Kimmel
Alverta Ausherman
Melvin O’brien
Chester Payne
Miles W. Linthicum
Jiamsville
Clarence A. Rogers
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Town Planning Commission
Ight
Jerome B. Wolff
Potomac Edison Co
West Patrick Street
Dan Weinberg
Tivoli Theater
Big City
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Diane W. Carpenter
Molesworth Drive
Mt. Airy
John E. Jacob
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