Reagan Chernenko summit debate urges careful terms
SH Arulik of Caples News Service argues against a no preconditions open summit. He warns such talks would feed Soviet propaganda, threaten Western security, and demand U S concessions, urging a disciplined agenda and no bargaining over core defenses before any discussion.
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SH Arulik
Caples News
Senate
Reagan
Promnce
Konstantin Uo Chorsenko
Hassanya Alta
Wad bamnerwaVvin
Reagin
Rssi
Nikita Kirashchev
Europe
Chernenko
Wei
United States
Ated
Tts
Ats
Thade
Kremlin
Copley News
Trade deficit focus masks broader import harm and jobs loss
A syndicated columnist warns of a record 194 billion first quarter trade deficit driven by ballooning imports that threaten 640,000 jobs. He criticizes free trade insiders, calls for a comprehensive national policy, and notes steel and copper industries facing state-directed competition and looming quotas.
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Congress
United Press Internationa
Drespie
Washinngton
International Trade Commission
Reagan
Trade Commission
Carter
White House
Arms sales probe over Salvadoran ammo deal and graft
The investigation centers on Narare Manufacturing Corp and a US Korea Military Sales contract to supply Salvadoran defense ministry with more than 1 million rounds. Questions focus on origin and packaging including possible Philippine manufacture and repackaging, with potential ties to Winchester and Yugoslav firms. The case implicates Pentagon screening and US aid policy in Central America amid reports of misfires and procurement scandal.
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Washington
Pentagon
Paca
Tevange
Nardae Manufacuring Corp
Koreggi
Salvadors Defense Ministry
Ceedet
Nordic
Badural bin
Wanchester Group
Winchester
aSusiasdas Muons
OAC
Bobe Boy
Philippines
Drdy Badliworr
Davod Galdbord
Nordac
US Bembassy
Salvadorida
Sch
Omoe
Sutushis
Maryland
Ozarks
Yugastiss
Nardar
Salvador
Kean
Miss Mildred Garee Hosts Bridge at Peter Pan Inn
From the News-Post files dated July 20 1934 Miss Mildred Garee of near Frederick entertains at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana. Dinner followed by bridge favors include sulk hose plain prizes won by Mrs Howard Schindel and Mrs Charles Seeger. Plans for Mount Airy Firemen carnival at Wildwood Park noted with revenue use and visiting attractions. Reports mention a top Hollywood salary surpassing President Roosevelt two decades ago. United Presbyterian Church digs for new educational building with Fred erick Construction Co excavating. Fidelis Bible Class hosts meeting with 14 members present. Mount Airy Senior M Y F officers and counselors plan a two day retreat at Mrs Hubert Burdette summer house near Woodbine.
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Mildred Garee
Frederick
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Howard Schindel
Charles Seeger
Fidelis Bible Class
Grace United Church of Christ
Anna Hoffman
Erma Shaff
Mildred Sutely
Shaff
Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship of
Mount Ayry
Mke
Hubert Burdette
Woodbine
Letters to the editor celebrate orderly Baker Park beer sales
Frederick residents defend July festival beer trucks in Baker Park. They credit vendors and volunteers for legal, orderly sale while praising city officials for allowing fundraising and celebration. A critic elsewhere questions Market Street disorder and urges enforcement. a reader notes aging perspectives on viewing the world.
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Prederick
Baker Park
Baltimore
Sertama Club
Maryland
Ione
Frederick
Patrea Aga
Frederick Bell and History Day Committee
Heer Onetty
Fay
Bell and History Committee
Lam
North Market Street
Market Street
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Tom Mills
Dortve
Ileda
Jack Anderson
Grand Jury
House Select Committee On Aging
Reagat
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Wen
GAD
Pales
Republican National Committee
House Committee
Manafort
GAU Menu
Campautn
New Jersey
Thomas
Manes
Cyprus
Turkey
Chrottar Pitekee
Paic
Lems
News-Post
The
Mount Airy
Hollywood
Roosevelt
United Presbyterian Church
West Second Street
Frederick Construction Co
Donald J. Quigley
St. Prederick
John Lambert VO Bus
Matthews Pool & Patio Inc
Marntar
Fredenck
Marsland
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