Front Royal and Warren County Back Consolidation Vote Call
The Front Royal Town Council and Warren County Board of Supervisors jointly set February 24 1976 for a special referendum on consolidation and annexation terms. If approved the new Front Royal would cover 219 square miles with 26 800 people. if rejected annexation proceeds with a December 31 1976 effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Warren County
Warren
FMC Corp
Hatch Act tampering sparks partisan rights clash in Congress
The House passed a 288 to 119 vote easing Hatch Act limits, granting federal employees rights to participate in partisan campaigns and run for office. It would strengthen anti coercion protections while banning on duty political activity. The editorial opposes the change, urging Senate scrutiny and a Ford veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
House of Representatives
House
Carl Hatch
New Mexico
Works Program Administration
Democratic Party
Hatch
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Joseph L. Fisher
D-Arlington
J. Kenneth Robinson
Winchester
Mr. Fisher
Winchester-Frederick- Clarke-Warren
John N. Sturdivant
American Federation of Government Employes
U.S. Senate
Ford
Endorsements and Their Value in Virginia Politics
A Virginia report on political endorsements during Vice President Rockefeller’s Roanoke visit notes endorsements can motivate campaigns and influence voters, though actual impact varies. Analysts say well positioned endorsements may sway key races, while poor ones can harm candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Nelson Rockefeller
Virginia
Rockefeller
Republican Party
Ford
GOP
George McMath
McMath
John Doe
Potomac
Thanks for kindness in Winchester Virginia
Derek and Cynthia Green thank Dr Gebhardt and Winchester Hospital staff for helping when Cynthia fell ill during a Canadian vacation in Winchester Virginia. They commend the city's citizens for their kindness and note they will remember the care long after returning to Georgetown Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Virginia
Winchester
Winchester Hospital
Dr. Gebhardt
Canada
Derek and
Cynthia Green
Hyland Ave
Georgetown
Ontario
Ford Leads Humphrey in GE Gallup Test
George Gallup reports Ford leading Humphrey and Wallace in a three way presidential test with Ford at 39 percent, Humphrey 33 percent, and Wallace 24 percent nationally. Catholics favor Ford 39 percent to 37 for Humphrey and 21 for Wallace. Wallace leads the South at 37 percent with Ford 32 and Humphrey 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Ford
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Wallace
Humphrey
Nixon
South
Gerald Ford
HHH
East
Midwest
South Sven
Nyc
ENO Cemav
Jordin Cts Sten Toh Eens Hee Republicans
Oo Dans Sess
Independents
Ate
Detente critics echo Kissinger on strategy and power
The commentary surveys global and domestic critics of Kissinger’s detente policy toward the Soviet Union. It contrasts U.S. conservatives and allies with Russian dissidents and notes Kissinger’s own shifting views from anti accommodation to strategic détente, framed as a temporary tactic to advance long term Soviet aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
Harvard
Kissinger
China
Free World
Professor Kissinger
Holt Warns of North Korean Threat and U S Resolve
Rep. Marjorie Holt says North Korea threatens a new invasion and only firm U S military backing can deter it. She cites Seoul’s curbs and Park Chung Hee’s response as proof a republic facing siege may curb liberties. Holt stresses U S force as a warning to USSR and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Republican Study Committee
South Korea
North
United States
South
Marjorie Holt
Maryland
Park Chung Hee
Park
North Korea
Kim Il-Sung
Koreas
Rep. Holt
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Seoul
Rep
Holt
Ootsider
Soviet Russia
People’s Republic of China
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Evening Star
Organized Labor Movement
By George Wilbur
Richmond
Capitol
Gallup Poll
Wallace Strong
BY Crosby S. Noyes
Henry Jackson
Warren Nutter
Defense
International Security Affairs
Melvin Laird
By Frank van der Linden
S. Korean
Evening Star
Thomas T. Byrd
Lewis H. Ebert
David H. Smith
Douglas B. O'Connell
Eugene P. Miller