Editorial on presidential succession and McCormack
The piece argues McCormack and Hayden are near the front of the presidential line of succession if Johnson dies. It reviews historical succession acts from 1792 1886 and 1947 and notes Truman’s attempts to alter the line. It cites Eisenhower and current House leadership as likely to resist changes benefiting McCormack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. McCormack
House
Johnson
McCormack
Massachusetts
Carl Hayden
Senate
Congress
Garfield
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Edward R. Stettnius Jr
Stettinius
Edward S. Corwin
Constitutional Authority
Jine
Joseph W. Martin
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Navy
Hayden
Eisenhower
Saturday Evening Post
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Johnson hosts private sessions with business and labor leaders
Report from Washington describes Johnson’s two closed door meetings with American business and labor leaders. Notable attendees include Sidney Weinberg of Goldman Sachs, Henry Ford II, and Cravon Greenwalt of Du Pont. Meany pressured for labor support while Wirtz and Hodges attended. The piece notes Johnson listened more than spoke and that Yiddish is discussed as a language variant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Washington
Johnson
Business Advisory Council
Sidney Weinhere
Goldman, Sachs
Eisenhower
Henry Ford
Ford
General Marais
Trans
World
Airlines
Cravond Greenwalt
du Pont Co
du Pont
GOP
Justice Department
Rintars Stack
Geenwalt
Isbor
Souther Hodges
Defensmara
Secretar Tary
Labor Wirtz
AFL Cio
G Meany Eat
Graeme Ployee
Kennedy
Meany
Interesting bridge hand shows how correct play salvages contract
West wins two hearts and shifts to clubs but must discard. South then uses a club trick to force West to part with clubs. After three trump rounds South seizes the chance, and by a precise sequence, saves a diamond and makes the contract. The line relies on West holding the King of diamonds and illustrates a winning endplay.
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King of Hearts
Declarer
West
Southman
Fie
Sen
Detlarer
Duramy
East
South
E. Diamond
Diamonda
Fosyndlicate, Inc
Cochtan
Palatine Hills
Rome
Saxa Rubra
Milvian
Italy
Vinces
Exen
Cesare Lombrose
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A humorous column notes baseball delays due to pitchers stalling and manager conferences as air time and tempo push for faster play. A league official considers eight innings to speed games while a jet departure near Idlewild prompts a man to ask about kissing his wife goodbye, prompting a witty gatekeeper reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Seattle
Idlewild
Harald Gibbons and Hoffa Rivalry Stirred by Labor Chief
Fulton Lewis reports on Harald Gibbons, a silver-haired labor leader linked to violence and political moves against Jimmy Hoffa. The piece details Gibbons’s rise in the Teamsters, allegations of graft, and a pattern of intimidation, including a local confrontation and a payoffs network involving Local 688 and the Missouri Kansas Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Harald Gibbons
Egshead
Jimmy Hoffabbons
Inverna- Noni Brotherhood
Hoffa
New York Times
Gibbons
Savary
Thomas Morati
St. Louis
Red City
Moran
James Mo Ford
Ford
Teamsters
UH9
McClellan
United Distribution Workers
CIO
Dave Reek
Laverance J. Camie
Camie
Iwi Canions
Mergeil
Midwest
St Louis
Council McClellan Committee
Gibons
Carnival
Tampa
Fla
Louis Lecal
Florida
Teamster Treasury
Ress
Teamster
Teamster Hierarchy: Executive Axsistant
Hotta
Pelars
Centent
Teamste
The
Missour-Kansas
Lanis
Teamsters Coun
Last
Warehouse Local 688
Gibbns
Ginbons
Flotfa
Puzzle of the Day Quick Trivia Grab Bag
A noisy mix of questions and dated trivia including ancient rulers, presidents, film awards, dialects, and a cryptic note on an arch in Rome. It references Jefferson, Amenhotep III, a 2 percent widow, and a ship of facts from a quirky quiz page.
Goldwater on Johnsons Speech Emphasis on Branches and Economy
Barry Goldwater reviews President Johnsons joint session address highlighting two lasting points. He notes Johnson stressed independence of the Legislative Branch and urged prudent government spending with thrift and value for every dollar, urging broad support from the American people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Washington
Johnson
Conress
Congress of the United Stites
Fron
Congress
Legislative Branch
House
Senate
Hiss
Johmson
Executive Branch
Billy Muthe
Presedent
Kennedy
Cornpre
Social Security Q A Box In Baytown Sun
A Baytown Sun excerpt shows Social Security guidance from a Houston field representative. It covers when benefits end after a marriage or adoption and how to report a change of address in writing, with examples involving a widow and a wife with a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun
Baytown
Tex
Willand D. Taylor
Social Security Administration
Rusk Avenue
Houston, Texas
Q. Lam
Social Security Office
Baytown Sun Advertises Staff and Address Details
The Baytown Sun Inc lists editorial and advertising staff roles including editor, general manager, and office manager. It notes publication at Pearce and Ashbel, Baytown Texas, with subscription rates of 145 per month and 17.40 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Wadley Heeshsi
Paul Putman
Reta
Corrie
Laughlin
Accord Claax
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun Inc
Pearce and
Ashbel
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Bathurst Skelton
Joan Crawford
John Dempsey
Atlantic
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Scothand
Ruth Ramsey
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John Gray
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Egypt
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Pierce
Connecticut
Fo Yory
Laidges
Albon
Tellutum Sym
Augusta
Douch
Ireland
Ture
Abel
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