Any thing short of war urged to boost U S defense and draft readiness
The piece argues for immediate moves to strengthen national defense by increasing military manpower and reinstating the draft standby powers. It notes Congress failed to act, quotes a Maryland American Legion message denouncing hostage cases in Iran, and calls for a nationwide volunteer push tied to patriotism amid Iran and Soviet Afghanistan crises. It urges Congress to reconvene and restart mobilization efforts.
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American Legion
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Iran hostage saga shows CIA failures and Khomeini leverage
Washington mishandled intelligence on Tehran crisis with conflicting reports and delayed analysis. Five captor factions emerged, led by Khomeini, whose influence dominates the embassy standoff as pressure mounts to resolve the hostage situation amid broader Iranian turmoil. Military action threats and internal power struggles complicate the crisis for Carter and NSC.
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Dale van Atta
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John Anderson
R-I
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Anderson
Energy
Charles Duncan
John Sawhill
Alfred Kahn
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William Miller
James McIntyre
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Jody Powell
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Walter Mondale
Frederick County Society Elects Hemp President of Board
Abram Hemp of Jefferson was elected president of the Frederick County Agricultural Society for the coming year, succeeding John T. Best near Frederick. Frank M. Stevens, Creagerstown, was named vice president with other officers including Guy Motter as secretary and Lewis Dertzbaugh as treasurer. Removal of electric light standards began in Court House Park to inaugurate a new lighting system under the county commissioners and city cooperation. Eighth grade Elm Street students will observe local government operations with officials and a prepared questionnaire.
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Frederick
Elmer S. Maxwell
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Richard Petre
Dorothy Handley
Guy Creager
Edward Hartmann
Wilbur Seeger
United States
Letter on abortion education and moral decline in schools
The writer condemns the recent BOE decision to include abortion studies in seventh grade, arguing it corrupts youth and poisons family values. He calls for focusing on sexuality education appropriate to age, reveres religious tradition, and urges protection of moral standards over progressive reform. He links the issue to broader Court rulings and societal decay, urging parental and community responsibility.
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Board of Education
BOE
Supreme Court
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Joseph
Mary
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