Presidents and War Powers Through American History
The piece surveys how U.S. presidents used military force with or without explicit congressional approval. It cites Jefferson, McKinley, Wilson, Truman, Eisenhower, Anson, and Johnson, noting times of unilateral action, later authorization, and the political fallout around war decisions.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Congress
Army
Jefferson
McKinley
Wilson
Navy
U.S
China
Vera Cruz
Mexico
South Korea
White House
Risenhower
Middle East
Eisenhower
Middletown Grange Hosts Sewing Test and Fashion Event
Miss Barbara Ifert won in class A and C at the Middletown Valley Grange sewing contest sponsored by the home economics committee. Junior Grange opened the program with songs and a theater skit. Ann Louise Pasike reported on year activities including an Easter bake sale and lending aid to a town citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barabara Ifert
Home Economics Committee
Middletown Valley Grange
James Pasike
Ann Louise
Mary Ellen Pasike
Merie Guyton
Lorretta Guyton
Herman Piper
Brenda Ifert
Henry Sheffler
Robert Sheffler
Barbara Ifert
Kimh Ard
Kelly Hert
Junior Grange
Kay
Susan Barker
Donna Jean Huffer
Laura Piper
Ann Louise Pasike
Patricia Bidie
Rebecca Saxon
Miss Bidie
Jolly Miller
Maryland State Grange
the Rocks
Herford County
Emmitsburg
Grange
Liberty PTA Elects Officers
Liberty PTA members elected new officers led by president Mrs. John Thompson. Samuel Summers Jr. became vice president, Mrs. Theodore Wyatt secretary, and Charles Swet treasurer. Retiring president James Ensor presided as planning discussed festival activities for June 11 with the school band and chorus directed by Clark Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty School
PTA
Sore
John Thompson
Samuel Summers Jr
Theodore Wyatt
Charles Swet
James Ensor
Clark Walker
Mary
Aie Aldridge
Shirley Boyer
Deborah Gordon
Susan Grumbine
Dorothy Herndon
Deborah Laughlin
Carol Mason
Randy Driver
Michael Gaither
Donald Garver
Michael Gordon
Andrew Gosnell
Eric Hobbe
David Nash
Richard Beaver
Kevin Summers
Kati Swet
John Thom
Marty Hill
Deborah Hoffman
Joan Johnson
JoAnn Nelson
Janette Smith
Patricia Strausbaugh
Mark Bowers
Kenneth Bo
Timothy Kidd
Vern Miller
Matthew Ponce
Larry Rippeon
Byron Willis
Mr. Cross
Catherine Canton
Janice Dotterer
Judy Droneburg
Linda Duval
Deborah Bury
Clarissa Harbaugh
Diane Mathews
Victoria McClendon
Sherrie Roberts
Eleanor Morris
Michael Alexander
James Hinerman
Archer Jones
David Snowdon
Michael J
Johnson Sends Marines in Dominican Republic Without Formal Congress Nod
The text notes that President Johnson ordered Marines into the Dominican Republic last month to save American lives and thwart a Communist takeover. He justified the action as necessary and briefed key Congress members at the White House before public announcement, while broad congressional approval previously existed for other measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Congress
Lebanon
Egypt
Esher
Anson
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
Johnson
White House
Surplus Arms Sales Curtailed Says Congress
Washington reports surplus firearms will no longer be sold to the public except as scrap metal. The change was announced after testimony to Congress by Rep. Charles S. Joelson of New Jersey and follows Defense Department and General Services Administration notices to curb arms transactions. In other items from Chattanooga Tennessee the current story notes a four generation theft involving a department store, with a grandmother, mother, daughter and granddaughter cited in city court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Department
General Services Administration
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World Today
Middletown Grange
Dalium
Accid Care
Eterna
Hammaker
S. Market St
Frederick
N. Church St
Thurmont
Liberty Pta
Footers Cleaners
Frederick Shopping Center
N. Market St
North Market St
Charles S. Joelson
D-N.j
Chattanooga, Tenn
THE
Maryland
Old Crow
Bonu
Bennett
Bennett’s
Sue Pace
Bennett's
Tiny Town
Sae Price
Slacks
Health Tex
Bouffant
Fise
the Department Store For Children
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