Presidential succession debate gains momentum after Kennedy era
The Chamber of Commerce study notes unanswered questions about presidential succession. After Kennedy's assassination, calls grow for clear procedures to handle presidential inability and keep a vice president in place. Senate Judiciary Committee backs an amendment to allow acting president if needed, with cabinet and Congress to determine inability and a vacancy filled by presidential nomination with confirmation.
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Kennedy
Senate
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Vital
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House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Cabinet
Congress
Nixon
Johnson
American Bar Association
Espionage in the Factory and Its Broad Threats
An Associated Press overview warns that industrial espionage harms firms and the public by stealing drug formulas. It cites a U S company losing a breakthrough to a European rival and government purchases from foreign concerns as a troubling consequence. The piece advocates stricter laws to deter economic espionage and prevent government imports from guilty sources.
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Associated Press
Jerry Buck
Liberties Must Be Earned In A Naturalization Talk
J H Jamieson president of a major oil firm spoke at a Texas naturalization ceremony. He warned new citizens that liberty requires constant guarding and burdens such as educating oneself on public issues, voting informedly, and contributing time and money to the community. He urged continual effort to preserve ordered liberty.
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J. H. Jamieson
Texas
Goldwater
Miller
Senator Goldwater
Hershey
Pennsylvania
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Mr. Goldwater
Oregon
Asal
Successful Investing Without Average Down Comeback Chance
Investor letters discuss averaging down risks and stock pick guidance. Advice favors avoiding downtrends, suggests switching to stronger names like Consolidated Foods, and treats RIC Group as high risk while recommending Safeway Stores as a growing, inflation-protective alternative.
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Roger E. Spear
RIC Group
G. A
Comebacs
Notes On The Campaign From Buckley Jr
William F Buckley Jr critiques campaign rhetoric and press bias. He cites Vice Presidential candidate Miller misquoting Goldwater on social security and condemns extreme denunciation. The piece argues for clearer discussion of policy over sensationalism.
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William Miller
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Mr. Miller
Word Play And History Lessons In A Fractured Language
A column explores odd coinages and misuses in journalism and language commentary. It recalls etymology jokes from Indianapolis and England and analyzes how rhetoric affects public perception of Goldwater, Fulbright, and Meany.
The Shepherd Board and the Right Spirit for School Leaders
A religious exhortation urges choosing school board members with reverent respect toward God and sacred things. It cautions that candidates should be chosen for faithfulness and interest, warning against selecting those lacking a right standing with God and commitment to church and school values.
The Case Records of a Psychologist
A 1963 column by The Hopkins Syndicate presents Case T-476 Hank J a 42 year old business executive who cannot keep a secretary. It lists common criticisms from workers including bad breath blaming others dictation style temper and coercive behavior and suggests tests for employers and employees with instructions to obtain more materials for rating scales.
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Hank
Hank J
Dr. Crane
Venezuelan Court Hears Jimenez Case
The supreme court in Caracas resumed consideration of the case against former President Marcos Perez Jimenez, extradited from the United States 13 months ago on embezzlement charges. Replacements will be sworn in for three biased justices while the defense seeks disqualification of several remaining judges.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Supreme Court
Marcos Perez Jimenez
United States
Dr Brady Responds To Iodine Ration Letters
A reader letters column from Portland urges iodine to prevent deficiency diseases and critiques basal metabolism tests. Dr William Brady, at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills, invites brief stamped self addressed letters for health queries and notes many cannot be answered.
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Portland Oregonienne
Oregon
Great Lakes Basin
The
Oregonienne
Milwaukee
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
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Edwin A. Bailey
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