Senators Fight Labor Bill Vote Near Cloture In Senate
Maryland's Charles Mathias and Paul Sarbanes backed a third straight stop vote on the National Labor Relations Act changes aimed at boosting union organizing powers. The 58 41 tally fell two votes short of cloture as labor lobbying intensified and Carter presses Capitol Hill.
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U.S
Charles Mathias
Paul Sarbanes
Capitol Hill
Carter
White House
Washington
Mina
National Labor Relations Board
Small Business Administration
Allen Grant
Farm Bureau Federation
The
Washington Post
SALT I legacy and the arms race paradox explained
A compact analysis of SALT I reveals a twofold paradox: each side sought security while fearing rearmament and third-country aggression. The treaty aimed to deter a first strike via mutual assured destruction, set ceilings on missiles, and verify compliance, yet critics note loopholes, diverging interpretations, and continued Soviet and American advances in ICBMs and mobile systems.
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Frankenstein
U.S
Ussr
Chek I
Soviet Union
Unios
Disarea
Colin Gray
Melvin Laird
Central Intelligence Agency
cIs
Laird
Kamchatka Pestingula
Moscow
Euch
NATO
le Monde
Paris
New York
Europe
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Vladivostok
Ford
Brezhnev
Paul Nitze
United States
Richard G. Head
Foreign Affairs
Col. Head
Letters to the editor on unions and mining strikes in Maryland
A reader argues unions hold excessive power and coal mine strikes harmed the economy and families. The letter cites violence against nonunion workers and questions forced union membership. It requests a response and cites past election and constitutional rights debates. Another note seeks genealogical article publication and offers a family history book about early German settlers in Frederick and Thurmont areas.
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Kentucky
Maryland
Potomac Edison Co
Pny
Slippery Rock
Frederick city eyes fireworks sale amid peace order change
The Frederick Board of Aldermen unanimously amended the Peace and Order ordinance to permit selling certain fireworks from June 23 to July 4. Police issued a strong warning against firearms near the city and surrounding areas. Natural Resources inspected watershed areas and visited Gathland State Park as local fishermen vacationed near Wachapreague reporting catches of bass flounder and sea trout. Planning for an intensive educational drive in fall to promote rural extension service continued.
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Little Antietam Creek
Gathland State Park
Frederick City
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Philadelphia
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Maria Barbara Muller
Green Springs
Johann Conrad
Markwood Angleberger
Thurmont
Mons
Johann
Jacob Muller
Mack
Netherton
Sacramento, Calif
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Frederick
Board OF Aldermen
Wachapreague
Ocean City
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