Look Eastward or Risk Global Trade Shift
Commentary by Anthony Muarrytan questions turning away from Atlantic heritage as John McLaughlin urges Reagan to favor Asia. He proposes a Pacific basin common market with nations like Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and others to cut the US trade deficit, spur growth, and reduce reliance on Europe and the Americas, noting current trade is largely one way toward Japan.
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United States
Atlantic World
Athintie Tes
John McLaughlin
National Review
Washington
Asia
Reagan
Mclaughlin
Japan
South Korea
Hong Kong
Republic of China
China
Philippines
Singapore
Walasta
Thailand
Indonesia
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Pacific
United Nations
Nixon
Carter
Taiwan
Peking
Peoples’ Republic of China
Patrick Buchanan
Atlantic Heartland Ends The Pacific Orientation Debate
The piece argues against shifting US focus from the Atlantic world to the Pacific Basin. It warns that most Pacific nations are totalitarian or culturally remote, while Western Europe shares a common heritage with the United States. It stresses that Australia and New Zealand are exceptions and urges caution before reorienting foreign policy toward the Pacific.
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McLaughlin
United States
People’s Republic of Ching
People’s
Pacific Basin
Western Europe
Atlantic World
Laughter as medicine gains ground in medical research
The article surveys gelotology, noting humor aids health and may relieve pain via endorphins. It profiles Norman Cousins, who credits laughter with his recovery from a grave illness and describes hospital laughter rooms and early UCLA biochemistry research into emotions.
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Norman Cousins Kelly
Cousins Cousins
The
Saturday Review
Cousins
Los Angeles
University of California At
CIA smear of Greek journalist tied to 1960s Athens regime
The piece traces Elias Demetracopoulos's long fight against CIA disinformation linked to the 1967 Greek junta and the Nixon administration. It notes alleged CIA funding through KYP, testimony before House committees, a Times profile with leaked claims, and eventual CIA admissions that the Binder allegations were false, with corrections highlighting no evidence Demetracopoulos worked for foreign intelligence.
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Washington
Cias
Mixon
Elias Demetracopoulos
Greece
CIA
Demetracopoulos
KYP
Nixon Agnew
Thomas Pappas
Sometracopaulos
House
Implijedinig
UG Polns
Athens
Henry Tasca
Nixon
John Mitchell
State Department
Carl Albert
Justice Department
Justice
Daniel Inouye
D Hana
Select Committee On Intelligence
Inouye
David Binder
New York Times
Binder
Army
Thas Demitracopoulos
CTA
Tin
House Intelligence Committee
Wyche Fowler
D Ga
Charman
Shgest
William Colby
Dimitracopoulos
Anup
Times
Police rush through Frederick with false Dillinger alert
A dawn bustle in Frederick followed reports that outlaw John Dillinger was being moved through the city by state police after an auto with two prisoners and three officers arrived. It proved false, as the fugitives were bank robbers, and the day also brought a dust storm, a hazy sky over the Catoctins, and a lightning strike that knocked two farmhands unconscious on Jesus King’s farm near Frederick.
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John Dillinger
Frederick
Dillinger
Harry Hargett
Webster Loby
Jesus King
Monocacy Village Civic Association welcomes new flag
The Monocacy Village Civic Association held a meeting at Sandra and Nancy Fry Hall where two leaders and one dozen members attended. Demonstrations covered Setting a Table for Breakfast and Jar Lids and Closures. The highlight was presenting a new American flag to Mrs Frances Spurrier, president, by Congressman Charles Mathias. Final plans were made for a one day carnival at Monotacy Village Park with Wayne Feard as carnival chairman, supper to be served, open to the public. Charlene Dorthea Brown was crowned Queen of the 1964 Debutantes at Frontiers International Cotillion in the Francis Scott Key Hotel with about 400 attendees.
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Huckeystown
Clove Bettes
Sandra
Nancy Fry
Monocacy Village
Charlene Dorthea Brown
Henry J Brownie
Frederick
Frontiers International
Francis Scott Key
Frontier’s Club
Par Ampaliin
Af Judidoliois
Saliuua
Letters to the Editor and Community Praise from Damascus and Frederick
A collection of letters thanks Damascus High School Band and Boosters for Operation Friendly Invasion and community support in Damascus Frederick and beyond. Contributors praise local press coverage and individuals including Tom Mills Stephen Gunnulfsen Jill Tennis Emanuel Orenberg and Emerson Stacum. They also acknowledge a 10K race success led by Powers Distributors and the Frederick YMCA program.
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Damascus
Frederick
United States
Tom Mills
Frederick Post
Stephen Gunnulfsen
Jill Tennis
Gazette
War Memorial
Baltimore
Tam
Powers Distributors
Power Distributors Inc
Powers
John Laughland
Jim Duffy
Hon Adams
Richard Ashton
Safeway
Frank Nisenfeld
YMCA
State Farm Insurance Co
F&m Bank
Beefsteak Charlie's
Airpax
Brookhill United Methodist Junior High Fellowship Group
Whitesell's Pharmacy
Trophies Unlimited
Rodgers Griff's Landing
Pennelly’s
Jazeercite
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the Pacific Outlook
Leigh Fenly
St Joseph's Hospital
Houston
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DeKalb
Willam F Fry Jr
Stanford University
Fry
Copley Newa Service
Bel
Ligert
Theppiness
Khapafy
Libya
Hulme
Jack Anderson
Beau Brummet
Citizens Watch
Connecticut
Trident Nein
Wall
New Haven
Hideen
Electric Boat Co
Groton
Cotin
Trident
Plaw
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
United Brature Syndicate
News Post
Catoctin Mountains
Ann Landers
Ann
Joyce W Rhodes
Edmond H Rhodes Jr
Damascus High School
Roelkey Myers
Frederick County
Conservative
Drrest
Mainland
Rochard
Ching
Carole Leibolot PO
State Line
Rob Strine
Frederick City
Public Works Department
Jill Talley
Mayor Young
McCain Drive
Hillcrest Orchard
Funda
Ullin
Hilleenetseherd Nainkharknnad
Suban S Rickett
Europe Court
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