One Last Effort For Salt II In 1976
Evans and Novak report Kissinger quietly weighs a final Salt II push timed to surface after Ford secures the nomination. A Verification Panel meeting is planned the week of June 14 to hear a new U.S. initiative, with reactions split among NSC hardliners and allies.
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Henry Kissinger
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Kissinger
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NSC
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Soviet Union
Ronald Reagan
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Reagan
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Kremlin
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Ohio
Asbury Morrison Remembered in Frederick County
The sudden death of William A. Morrison Sr. leaves a void in the Stephenson Clearbrook area and Frederick County. A longtime Sanitation Authority member and vice chairman, he ran the Old Stone Inn at Clearbrook and worked as an earth mover and hauler. He supported Stonewall Ruritan Club Clearbrook Fire Dept and Little League sponsorship. Known as Asbury he offered truckers practical talk and aided neighbors seeking jobs. His loss endures among friends and in the community.
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William A. Morrison
Stephenson-Clearbrook
Frederick County
Frederick County Sanitation Authority
Clearbrook
Stonewall Ruritan Club
Asbury
I-81
Asbury” Morrison
Admiral Rickover and Navy battle over all nuclear ships
The Navy and Adm. Hyman Rickover clash over building all major fighting ships nuclear powered. Congress and the White House split as cost and strategic reach hinge on whether to favor nuclear or conventional propulsion amid fuel and supply concerns. Rickover argues for nuclear urgency while the Navy fears a too-small fleet and higher initial costs.
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U.S. Navy
Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Rickover
Congress
White House
Pentagon
Senate
Ford
House
U.S
Defense Department
United States
Time-Tested Lobbying Tactics Shape Post Watergate Congress
Congressional Quarterly reports that despite a 1974 turnover and new rules, lobbying remains constant in effect. AFL-CIO and NAM officials note persistent access dynamics while freshmen push for integrity reforms. Labor backs Democrats, business groups expand outreach amid perceived anti-business mood.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Andrew J. Biemiller
Afl-Cio
Wisconsin
House
Congress
Biemiller
Kenneth Young
Lobbyists stress open access with executives and Hill ties
Corporate and labor lobbyists say newcomers see similar views to veterans and can meet officials easily. Chiefs of companies push their own stories while former Capitol Hill staffers bring contacts. Fundraising events bolster influence but lawmakers deny taking votes for money.
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NAM
Hardy
Republicans Exploit Hays Scandal In House Spending Debate
Washington report notes House Republicans press Democrats to clean up patronage after Wayne Hays scandal. It details expanded allowances for clerks, travel and communications, Liz Ray payroll, and Hays influence over hundreds of House staff. The piece links rising calls to restore House control with GOP plans and a Steubenville mayoral bid by William Crabbe amid the fallout.
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House
Wayne Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Hays
Liz Ray
House Administration Committee
Ford
Hays Committee
House Republican Study Committee
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Steubenville
Ohio
William Crabbe
Crabbe
Liz
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