God save the republic as Carter era advisers criticized
The guest column attacks Carter era State Department officials Viron Vaky and Richard Moose for opposing U.S. intervention and for criticizing support to Sandinistas and Savimbi. It argues their views reflect a broader liberal fear of antagonizing the Soviet Union while neglecting local consequences in Africa and Central America. The piece calls these leaders lotus eaters and blames U.S. foreign policy wobble on such attitudes.
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Time Magazine
Henry Wallace
Jimmy Carter
State Department
New York Times
Viron Vaky
Carter
Inter American Affairs
Nicaragua
Waky
Richard M. Moose
Times
Moose
Jonas Savimbi
Washington
Reagan
Savimbi
Moscow
Mr. Savimbi
Soviet Union
Africa
Vaku
Central America
Afghanistan
U.S
United States of America
Viewpoint on Sachs and Schaefer's Maryland gubernatorial race
The column weighs Steve Sachs and Don Schaefer as unlikely rivals for Maryland governor. It notes Sachs as an ambitious, combative attorney general whose public battles with business interests clash with party regulars. Schaefer looms as the media controller, with Nichols withdrawig, shaping a contested fall primary.
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Maryland
Steve Sachs
Annapolis
Sachs
Ballimore
Don Schaefer
Harry Hughes
Baltimore
Schaefer
GOP
Hugh Nichols
Nichols
Crusade
Don Quixote
Frederick
Ed Thomas
U.S
Irving Kovens
Marvin Mandel
Kovens
Mandel
Sam Rayburn
von Schaefer
Capitol Hill clash over Stealth bomber access and secrecy
Washington column reports a public showdown between Sen. Barry Goldwater and Rep. John Dingell over access to Air Force black programs tied to the Stealth bomber. Goldwater warns against broad congressional access while Dingell presses for documents amid corruption probes and questions about program security and costs. The piece also comments on Ortega, Cuba, and global trade tensions.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate Republicans
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Intelligence Committee
Goldwater
John Dingell
D-Mich
Energy and Commerce Committee
Mis- Mau Aerthee Ao
Ad Plow
Dingell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Controversial Hood College talk prompts reader letters
Readers critique Eleanor Smeal lecture on natural family planning and abortion politics at Hood College. Letters challenge her views as outdated and urge accurate research, while other items thank volunteers and note community support for school programs.
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Eleanor Smeal
Hood College
Rosenstock Hall
AMR CyMes
Feros UA
Ms. Smeal
Frederick and Hood College
Meuwood
Frederick County
National Organization For Women’s
Mughal Lmmy Dimes CO
Prolife
Prohibitionist Pioneer and WPA Controversy Highlight 50 Years Ago
Yesterday notes recall Ritchie as a prohibition advocate and Roosevelt era critic, Wachter filling John H. Martz’s vacancy after his death, and Eli Gweet appointing Ellis as CLERK OF er le. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yard crews returned to Sunday coal car work after 16 years, amid rising demand. G.R. Claybaugh of Rocky Ridge argues reliefs favor workers, laborers struggle with wages, rents, and costs under WPA policy.
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Wachter
Cherk
John H. Martz
Marte
Eli Gweet
Ellis
Baltimore and One
G.R. Claybaugh
Rocky Ridge
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Sertoma club adds Maryland chapter at Frederick banquet
In Frederick the Sertoma Club of Maryland was welcomed by James Thompson of Alexandria as John L. Lewis and James W. Powell Jr organized the new chapter at Fort Detrick Officers Club. Frederick High sophomores Debbie Monk Barbara Root Barbara Folk Sharon Dunbar and Marsha Kessler joined a Mardi Gras gala with granny glasses and dresses. Maryland hairdressers observed National Beauty Week by offering free services at Montevue County Home and Hospital. Francis Raymond Smith is named to a new position as seen director of the Frederick YMCA.
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James £. Thompson
Alexandria
Maryland
Frederick
Fort Detrick
John L. Lewis
Sertoma Club
Lexington
N.C
James W. Powell Jr
Frederick High School
Frederick Woman's Club
Debbie Monk
Barbara Root
Barbara Folk
Sharon Dunbar
Marsha Kessler
J. Harold Hooper
Ymca of
Frederick County
Francis Raymond Smith
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Dr Wallace Teen Column on Girls Sports and Fashion Issues
A 13 year old asks about balancing athletic ability with feminine presentation and parental views. Dr Wallace cites Mary Decker Slaney and Cheryl Miller as examples, suggests wearing feminine attire for special functions, and notes girls can excel in sports without rejecting identity. Readers Jo Anne and Sue propose recycling as a community project.
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Dr. Wallace
Sue
Syracuse
N.Y
Mary Decker Slaney
Cheryl Miller
Joanne
Fort Walton Beach
Fila
Alumoum
United States
Canada
Focal
Rotary
Kiwanis
Elks, Lions
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God Save the Republic
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Fidel Castro
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Commerce Department
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RA Iyan
Ferdinand Marcos
Opus Dei
Philippine Catholic Hierarchy
Maes
David & Maryann Baldwin
League
Huth E. Brickhouse
News-Post
Hospice
Home Call
Opal G. Johnson
Honeybush
Mount Airy
West Frederick Ptsa
National Geographic
Otd
Elizabeth W. West
WFMS
PTSA
Ritchie
Roosevelt New Area
Robert Wallace
Copley News Service
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