Intelligence Successes Hidden Behind Headlines
The piece urges public trust in the intelligence community after scrutiny, arguing that standout moments count. It cites President Kennedy and Cuban missile crisis era aerial intelligence as a pivotal success that prevented nuclear blackmail and saved lives.
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John F. Kennedy
Washington
White House
Cuba
Kennedy
Rouss Ave dispute seen as minor by city and county officials
Winchester City Manager Wendell Seldon and Frederick County Administrator J O Ronalds urge calm over the Mister Softee ice cream truck parking case. They say ownership will be decided in court and that broader issues like jail plans and regional facilities require focus.
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Winchester
Wendell Seldon
Frederick County
J.0. Ronalds
Rouss Ave
Mister Softee
Pres candidates face tight budgets in 1976 race
Presidential contenders Carter and the Republican nominee will be funded by a $21.82 million federal limit. Ford or Reagan may opt out, triggering private matching funds. parties can spend $3.2 million for each nominee. Experts debate sufficiency, with Carter limiting general costs while leveraging unions and volunteers for free exposure.
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Jimmy Carter
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
Rogers C.B. Morton
Federal Election Commission
Carter
Walter F. Mondale
Reagan
Robert Moot
Ford Campaign Committee
McGovern
Alexander
Carter Camp
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Mondale
David Fiske
Congress
William R. Sweeney
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Isaac Zane the Marlboro Works and Revolutionary munitions
Isaac Zane of Frederick County ran Marlboro Iron Works on a wartime footing to supply ironware and ordnance for the Continental armies. His 20,000 acre operation produced bar iron, pig iron, pots, kettles, stoves, and six and four pounder cannon with shot, while state calls and wartime debt reflected the heavy cost of patriot effort.
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Isaac Zane
Frederick County
Marlboro
America
Zane
Marlboro Iron Works
Thomas Jefferson
Marlboro Works
Zane’s
Sarah Zane
War Council
Falmouth
Fort Pitt
Harrison
Bicentennial Arts and Crafts Exhibit Thanked by Chairman
Stephany M. Gregory thanks exhibitors and visitors in a letter to the Star Editor praising the July 5 Bicentennial Arts and Crafts Exhibit on Loudoun Street Mall. She notes downtown merchants were mostly closed over the holiday weekend and calls the event a success.
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the Star
Loudoun St. Mall
Stephany M. Gregory
Foxwood Realty
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Congressional Quarterly
Herbert E. Alexander
Citizens’ Research Foundation
Princeton
Democratic National Committee
Air Force One
Commission
Laura Virginia Hale
Virginia
Frederick
Lauck
Virginia Council
John H. Norton
Winchester Evening Star
Thomas T. Byrd
Lewis H. Ebert
Douglas
O'Connell
Eugene P. Miller
Reed
Sundey
Wire
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