Cautious banking era urged by Schumer amid crisis fears
A syndicated column argues the next two years hinge on banking policy. US Rep Charles Schumer warns major banks face deposit runs and overextended Latin American exposure. He urges caution, stronger state bank exams, and restricting banks from risky securities tied to deregulation fears.
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New York
House
Schumer
Latin Ameria
Rep Schumer
Addis
Theroa
United States
Congress Muscles In On Foreign Policy In Washington Journal
W H Krulak argues Congress has overstepped in shaping foreign policy, limiting presidential power. He cites Lincoln, Truman, and the War Powers Act to critique congressional intrusion, covert operations limits, and the need for swift executive action amid Soviet and Cuban threats in Nicaragua and Grenada.
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Maller Mondale
Gary Hart
Reagan
Lincoln
Fort Sumter
Truman
South Ores
Yong Oon
Ant Somoza
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
North Vietnam
Tibya
East Germany
Nicaragua
Panama Canal
Central America
Carter
Mondale
Zieh Hishanis
Shasily
Lincoln Reagan
Grenada
Howse
Korea
Macho Maryland Guard unit defends its honor in readers letter
Captain Herman Deener of the Maryland Army National Guard responds to a Frederick Post reader’s charge that the unit’s parade display was deceptive. He defends the guard as citizen soldiers with long service, cites past battles and medals, and invites the public to observe training chows, scholarships, and community work. He apologizes for any offense while insisting the unit is “macho” in the original sense of courage and strength.
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Michael Korneds
Mountville Road
Tredenck
Maryland Army National Guard
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Garard
Wain
Michael Bormidy
Cle
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Maryland National Guard
Calor Guard
Mews Post
Richard Meagher
United States
Maryland
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Europe
Middle East
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101St Atrborne
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Lookout Point
Francis Scott Key
Marland
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France
Pearl Harbor
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Omaha Beach
Normandy
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Laurent
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Baltimore
University of Maryland
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Frederick County
National Guard
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Vietnam
Dominican Republic
Southeast Asia
Navy
Mekong Delta
Nama
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Uuin
Mr Kennedy
Webster
Neworld
Frederick Pageant Opens at Fairgrounds in 1934
Yesterday items note the Frederick Historical Pageant opening at the Frederick Fairgrounds with performances on June 24 and 30. Ticket sales are strong as crowds from across the state gather for the home talent production. Fireworks will accompany Fourth of July events in Baker Park, following a speedball game, military exhibit, and band concert, drawing a large Frederick County audience.
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Frederick
Frederick Fairgrounds
State
Baker Park
Rotary and Farm Leaders Shine At Maryland Events
20 years ago on June 28 1964 Ralph Austin plant manager of American Optical Co Frederick was installed as Rotary Club president by Walter Ltoney at Francis Scott Key Hotel Alan Heflin won top honors at the State Future Farmers of America Convention at the University of Maryland named Star Farmer and elected FFA president Heflin a Walkersville High School graduate received the Maryland farmer degree. Oren W Strine Walkersville reelected treasurer of Maryland Lutheran Church Women at Genysburg College convention. A covered dish picnic closed summer meetings of the Past Presidents club of the Ladies Eagles Auxiliary hosted by Mrs Helen Delauder with Mrs Roberta Hopkins and Mrs Virgie Kreh. The Zonta Club of Frederick expands summer schedule at Francis Scott Key Hotel with a first Monday dinner meeting and later picnic. June picnic held at Graceham with Moravian Church ladies catering. Thirty seven members and nine guests enjoyed home cooked fried chicken.
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American Optical Co
Frederick
Rotary Club of
Walter Ltoney
Francis Scott Key
Alan Heflin
Woodsboro
Future Farmers of America
University of Maryland
Maryland
Heflin
Walkersville High School
Maryland Farmer
MHS Oren
Ladies Eagles
Helen Delauder
Thomas Avenue
Margaret Engle
Walkersville
Roberta Hopkins
Lewistown
Virgie Kreh
Zonta Club
Graceham
The
Moravian Church
Behind the Curtain Soviet clout shifts Persian Gulf war
The Soviet Union seeks leverage in the Persian Gulf war by backing both Iraq and Iran through arms diplomacy and political pressure. Moscow hopes to act as honest broker, leveraging a high level meeting with Tehran to curb endgame violence while courting overall influence. Also notes bungled public affairs and Kennedy’s leadership efforts in other DC maneuvers.
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Kremlin
Iraq
Iran
Politburo
Ayatollah Khomeini
Persian Gulf
Communist Party
Khomein
Khomeini
Traqis
Fraqge
Washington
United States
Lucette Lagnado
Wyaysuntan
Rag
Khomeini Blinkem
Tehran
Moscow
White House
Russia
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Sears
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W. H. Krulak
Washington Journal
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MD. National Guard
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Herman M Deener
News-Post
Jack Anderson
Transportation Department
Federal Aviation Administration
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Walter Mondale
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