Carter Doctrine Emphasizes Strength Against Soviet Threat
President Carter outlines a doctrine pledging to use any means, including force, to defend U S interests. He calls for stronger military spending and draft gearing as Congress backs a tough stance toward the USSR, Iran hostages, and Afghan tensions, promising to meet global challenges without fail.
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Carter
Soviet Union
United States
Congress
White House
Jody Powell
Kremlin
America
Iran
Ussr
Afghanistan
Moscow
Persian Gulf
United States of America
Carter's weakness cited as factor in Soviet Afghanistan move
Washington strategists argue Carter laid groundwork for the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. They describe his leadership as unsure and timid, with Kremlin strategists deeming him weak and vulnerable. The column recalls earlier Soviet tests of his mettle and his belief in moralism overruling amoral power.
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Washington
Carter
Afghanistan
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Carter and Brezhnev Vienna summit and Cuban crisis notes
A column recalls President Carter and Soviet leader Brezhnev in Vienna and the Cuban crisis, detailing Carter's faith influenced optimism and Brezhnev's cool skepticism. It cites intelligence noting Brezhnev saw Carter as weak, while Carter pressed for world peace and criticized Soviet troop moves before Afghanistan.
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Brezhnev
Vienna
Carter
Altar Guild Anniversary and Community Meetings
About 125 members and guests attended the Altar Guild of Evangelical Reformed Church anniversary event on January 25. The program featured Rev. Dr. Henry L. G. Kieffer. various committees were announced for entertainment, tickets, and programs. Also reported: George Stupp received a Girl Scout statuette at Misty Mount for campsite work with Frederick County Girl Scout Council. Friends and leaders from Troop Camp committee and Misty Mount activities noted. Frontiers of America held a weekly dinner at Asbury Methodist Church with officers listed for 1900 and newly elected executive board members.
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Altar Guild
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henry L. G. Kieffer
Florence Doll
J. R. Schmidt
Carroll Null
Annie Kauffman
Martin Kefauver
Jesse Anders
A. Herwig
Guy H. Droneburg
Richard Hargett
Guy Wolf
Ella Culler
Lewis Knock
Elizabeth DeLashmutt
Edna Schaeffer
Leonard Nothagle
Emory Nusz
Frank Dertzbaugh
George Stupp
Bia
Frederick County
Girl Scout Council
Misty Mount
Catoctin
Dorothy Good
Good
Stupp
Joseph Vona
Ernest Berger
Paul Sheffield
Robert Hilke
W. W. Durrell
Louis Hartmann
Delbert Null
Irvin Stride
Donald Ward
Lewis Burck
Noel Gross
Elliott Haines Jr
Robert Haines
Ronald Smyre
Francis Scott
Elmer Wachter
Franklin Wastler
Frontiers OF America
Ezra E. Williams
Asbury Methodist Church
George P. Ambush
George E. Dredden Jr
Gilmore A. Bentley
David A. Shockley
Floyd Dixons
Nicholas E. Leakins Jr
D. E. Henson
Herbert E. Fredericks
Thomas Ambush
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Wes Dow
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Brexhery
Carter Bowk
Brevkeer
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Yalne
Hyde
Hema
Admiral Schley
Nimrods of America
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Frank M. Payne
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