War and peace in a nuclear era and isolationism debate
A wide essay reflects war weariness and argues against halving U S forces in Europe warning that retreat to isolationism would threaten Western Europe and risk a new world war. It cites NATO, Pearl Harbor, nuclear arsenals, and the dangers of appeasing Communist powers while urging continued global leadership.
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Southeast Asia
NATO
Europe
Germany
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Western
Soviet Union
West Germany
England
France
United States
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Adolph Hitler
Asia
Japan
China
Pearl Harbor
Atlantic
Theodore Roosevelt
Nixon
South Vietnam
Philippines
United Nations
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pacific
Congress
Atlantic Seaboard
California
America
State Leaders Move to Clean Maryland Pollution
Maryland advances a sweeping plan as Governor Mandel signs an Executive Order collapsing all institutional treatment plants under the Maryland Environmental Service MES to cut costs and boost environmental quality. The move, praised by officials as a national first, aims to connect hospitals prisons parks and other facilities into regional systems, reducing duplication and pollution while facing initial budget hurdles. Local boards react with construction guidelines and interagency efforts to streamline school and community college projects as aid to education is projected to rise by about 3.9 million statewide.
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Lee Loevinger
Kennedy
Atomic Energy Commission
Loevinger
Maryland
Hallmark
Vanguard
Mandel
Maryland Environmental Service
Health Department
Division of Air Quality Control
Department of Water Resources
J. Millard Tawes
Secretary of Natural Resources
Victor Cullen Boys
Frederick
MES
Thomas D. McKewen
Glass House
Blair Lee II
Board of Public Works
Fred H. Spigler
Red Chinese Olive Branch Has Thorns
The article argues that engagement with Red China is complex and risky. It weighs U S policy shifts toward recognizing Communist China against the potential loss of Nationalist China and U N veto dynamics. It urges cautious, wait-and-see diplomacy, noting long-standing enmity and the fragility of goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marco Polo
Celestial Empire
Taiwan
Peking
U.S. China
U.S
Jacob Javits
N.Y
China
United Nations
Security Council
Red China
U.N
Taipei
Newspaper Enterprise Assh
Milk can depot nuisance at North Market fountain urged stopped
Mayor Schley urged an end to the use of the concrete paving around the North Market Street fountain as a milk can receiving station a practice confined to a few county residents. The item notes public complaints prompting the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
North Market Street
Labor Dept Shielded ILGWU From Prosecution Loans
The Labor Department avoided criminal action over illegal loans by ILGWU officers and staff. Instead, officials negotiated settlements to reduce mortgages and personal loans to legal levels by set deadlines, amid claims of no evidence of corrupt intent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Landrum-Griffith
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
New York
ILGWU
Benjamin Naumoff
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Tax Adviser
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Sam
Cornell University
Val Hymes
Frederick County
News-Post
Thurmont High School
Roger X. Day
Philekalean
Delta Sigma
Samuel S. JO
All Saints
St. Church
Wellesley
Frederick A
Joh
Court Street
Ter
R. L. Howze
San Francisco
LGWU
David Dubinsky
Burton
York
Naum Naumoff
ILGWT
Connally
John Conn
Gove
House
John Et
Mitchell
Nixe
Co Ehrlichman
Anothe
Cain
Pentagon
Debtor's
American Civil Libertie of
Florida
Debtor
Priso
By Jack Anderson
Berry's
NEA
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