Television coverage in Congress remains guarded by Rayburn rule
The House keeps TV and radio coverage limited under the Rayburn rule though Speaker McCormack may not change the policy soon. The rule, since 1952, centers control in the Speaker and committees, with past challenges failing and renewed debate likely to surface in this session.
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House Rules Committee
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Committee On Rules and Administration
Jacob K. Tavita
R.N.Y
Joseph W. Martin Jr
D-Mass
Martin
Speak
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Rules Committee
Judge Smith
Boycotts debated at National Retail Merchants meeting
The National Retail Merchants Association convenes in New York City to consider boycotts amid pressure from a Miami group backed by the John Birch Society. The piece notes selective patronage against firms, government trade data, and a defense of press freedom in a related ABC advertising dispute with Shick Safety Razor Company.
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Miami
John Birch Society
America
U.S. Department of Commerce
United States
Philadelphia
New York
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Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
Atlanta
James C. Haggerty
American Broadcasting Company
ABC
Shick Safety Razor Company
Alger’ Hiss
Richard M. Nixon
Hagerty
National Retail Merchants Association
A Proposal for a National Taxpayer Tribute Week
The piece notes many groups observe days or weeks for various causes but finds no salute to the American taxpayer. It questions the idea of bureaucrats designating a special taxpayer observance and spending funds on elaborate ceremonies.
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Geington
Tony T. and his fiancée face a wedding delay plan
Readers weigh Tony T. age 41. His fiancee Seenie tests reveal doubts about marriage as his aging mother and social pressures clash with his desire to wed. Experts warn about dependency on mothers and the risk of perpetual bachelorhood.
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Folklore Rhyme Clue Puzzles A Word Described
A fragment from a Folklore piece presents two rhymes inviting readers to guess a single word that fits both riddles. The first hints at a primordial or universal element tied to dawn and vastness while the second places the word in contexts of books travel wealth and childhood.
Voice from the South sparks a new civil reform plea
A sprawling excerpt discusses Roscoe Drummond's Washington column arguing the South must lead renewed democracy through education and social reform. It cites Governor Sanford and Burns on modern leadership, poverty, schools, and emancipation, framing education as the national cure.
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North Carolina
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James MacGregor
Burns
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Tlon
New York Herald
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June
Policy of managed news shocks municipal press officers
A critical article describes a Kennedy era policy of marketing an official image through press officers in a city administration. It notes a top level meeting to control police department information and a week to week designation of a press officer, often unavailable to reporters. The piece also cites broader political commentary from Gov. Sanford about Southern industry and education.
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Washington
Police Department
Mother and Marriage Advice From Old Time Column
A fragmented text presents social commentary on marriage, suitors, and parental views. It references a dating “husband hunting” era, moralizing about timing, engagement rituals, and a call to write to Dr. Crane in Mellor Indiana for guidance, with a published quip comparing confusion to a blind dog in a meat shop.
Readers urged to breathe better and rethink health
A quirky mix follows about yawning and breathing lessons, praising brisk walking for health, and urging readers to study Belly Breathing. It includes a note from Dr. Brady offering free pamphlets and advice on mouth to mouth resuscitation, plus a long reprint of public notices on school reorganizations and tax policy with varied local commentary.
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Indiana
Indiana board to grant tax exemptions powers shift
A statement clarifies that eligible organizations would not lose exemptions but that the authority to grant exemptions would transfer to the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners. The change centers on who holds decision making for tax relief eligibility.
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Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
There is a Time to Every Purpose Sayings of Market Mood
A short verse styled note reflects on timing in life and markets. It questions the common refrain not to buy or sell and suggests that savvy traders still act daily despite such counsel. The piece references seasoned investors who would be rich if they ignored popular guidance and followed current prices.
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Commission On State Tax
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General Assembly
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Price of God
Roger E. Spear
Burroughs, Calfornia Electric Power
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Pfizer
Ratio Corp
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Spear
K Man
Burroughs
Chicao Pneuso
Taatic
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Complex tax form sparks public doubt
The piece questions the government’s simplified tax form sent by the Internal Revenue Bureau, criticizing its multi page layout and line by line columns. Tax experts view the method unfavorably, contrasting it with clearer counting methods from childhood.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Roth's Winter Coat Dress Sale Urges Immediate Shopping
The notice touts bargains on winter coats dresses sweaters skirts and separates with a forecast of cold weather ahead. It invites shoppers to visit Roth's promptly to maximize value on their purchases and dividends on money.
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Roth's
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