Traveling President Nixon tours murky aims and diplomacy risks
The article assesses President Nixon's Middle East and Soviet Union trips as a mix of political theater and policy aims. It argues the journeys may serve domestic political needs, test U S diplomacy, and influence impeachment dynamics while seeking fragile arms talks gains and public prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nea-London
Economist News Service
London
Cairo
John Foster Dulles
Aswan High Dam
Nixon
Gur
Soviet Union
Japan
Moscow
Henry Kissinger
United States
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Congress
Supreme Court
Charles Colson
Nixon White House
Middle East
Kissinger
Nexon
Mr. Nixon
Taking landfill land without due process in Clarksburg
Citizens recount an June 5 visit by Jacqueline Hopers of the County Office of Environmental Planning and William Harrington to explain the County Council action on alternate landfill Site 30. The council had approved the site in January 1974 without a public hearing, two members voting against the motion due to the absence of a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Jacqueline Hopers
County Office of Environmental Planning
William Harrington
Rogers
Harrington
Rogers’ Office
Chili beans and political theatrics mark Senate floor
The scene in the Capitol features Senators Tower and Goldwater debating chili beans in the Senate chamber as Congress grapples with reforms. The piece skewers distractions from Watergate era scrutiny and lampoons birthday wishes and poltical grandstanding on the House floor alongside park revenue debates and a Clarkburg letter writer seeking Maryland office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Capitol
John Tower
R-Tex
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Arizona
Goldwater
Tower
Texas
West
Congress
Homemakers of America
Jane Fonda
Ed Derwinski
Poland
House
Willy Nilly
J. Glenn Beail Jr
R-Md
Mendel Davis
D-S.c
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
National Parks Service
Plan for Tadeton aged Une tthan in College Pacis faces opposition
Residents and property owners in a residential area oppose a proposed building project claiming negative impact. Judge Justiffe says objections won t deter plans and construction proceeds. Meanwhile the Board of Aldermen votes to extend the rental agreement for the City Opera House for one more year ending March 31 1933. Ladies Auxiliary of Frederick County Firemen s Association holds annual convention at Schley Inn with about 65 delegates from Braddock Heights Brunswick Frederick Middletown and New Midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
House of Delegates
Frederick
George Washington
Frederick County
Phil
Grant
Annapolis
Pacis
Cobbs
Abe Deptients Sare
Teabies
Infer Ag Kien
Alttyde
Sep
Marva Theaters
Ing
City Opera House
Braddock Heights
Brunswick
Frederick, Middletown
New Midway
Offering To The Mushroom Muse About Nuclear Testing
The Muse of Nuclear Testing boasts of India’s first atomic test and mocks disarmament concerns. Other muses jeer at restraint while debating the spread of nuclear devices and the potential benefits and harms of such power. The piece satirically questions global proliferation and ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Earth
Nuke
Lim
Upper Volta
Costa Rica
Iceland
Monaco
Brooklyn
Timbuktu
Joe
Testing
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American Petroleum Institute
Realtor Magazine
R.W. Pasquale
P.O. Box
Clarksburg, Md
Honest Phil
New York
New Jersey
Berry
Fenen
Justiffe
Hase
Phil Grant
Frederick, Md
Ralph Novak
Ispase Aeh Entervirise Assn
By Ralph Novak
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