Editorials weigh succession and disability in presidency
The piece traces the unresolved questions of presidential disability and succession, noting past laws and attempts by Congress to fix them. It highlights proposals from the American Bar Association for appointing a vice president by cabinet or Congress approval and discusses the lack of a clear disability standard.
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John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Senate
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Carl Hayden
Arizona
American Bar Association
Cabinet
Commission
Attendance a hot topic as Congress grapples with absences
Report outlines strong public demand for strict attendance by Congress members in Washington and on travel. It highlights exemplary records of James Cleveland William Mathers Arnold Olsen and Charles Bennett, noting Bennett’s 14 years without missing a vote and dramatic past commutes to vote amid snow and personal events. The piece also corrects a misstatement about presidential impeachment mechanisms and discusses Harold Stassen’s campaign and Minnesota polling on Johnson.
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Washington
Congress
James c. Cleveland
R-N-H
William Mathher
Dky
Arnold ‘Olsen
D ‘Mont
Charles Bennett
D-Fla
Bennett
Luzon
Bis
Capitol
Harold “Staessen
Philadelphia
Lyndon Johnson
Minnesota
Stassen
Washington Zone Workers Put Above Panamanians in Rift
The Canal Zone residents, dubbed Zoniacs, are described as the most privileged U.S. government workers. The piece claims they secure 324 hours of annual leave plus 40 percent more days, tropical differential pay, and U.S. transport home before leave, all while misusing behavior toward Panamanians. It asserts Congress has granted these favors, provoking a major diplomatic crisis and Pentagon defensiveness.
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Canal Zone
United States
U.S. Navy
Vera Cruz
Congress
Washington
Tropics
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
Army
Verse Quote From Matthew 4 4 Man Shall Not Live By Bread Alone
A biblical citation states that life depends not on bread alone but on every word that proceeds from the mouth of God as recorded in Matthew chapter four verse four.
Notable Cartoonish Tale of a Scales Stopover
A humorous vignette describes an indecisive reader in Hong Kong who confronts a weighing scale owner. The device delivers a cryptic message about returning alone in fifteen minutes, highlighting a playful clash between person and gadget.
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Indy
Hong Kong
Cathedral of Quebec and its famed shrine history
The St Lawrence site near Quebec hosts a revered cathedral complex. It became a pilgrimage center since 1876, with fires destroying the 1922 church and a 1926 wooden replacement before a grand Roman-Gothic cathedral rose from ashes.
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St. Lawrence
Quebec
New World
Ita
Firn
Wee
Shrine of Ste Ann Tradition at St Lawrence Site
Ruth Ramsey reports on Breton mariners who vowed to build a sanctuary to Ste Ann if saved from a shipwreck near Petit Cap after landing NE of Quebec. A wooden chapel is said to have been raised at the site, fulfilling their vow. The column mentions a game reference and scattered names.
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Blows
Congress
House
Gross
St Lawrence
Ste. Ann
Brittany
Asilors
Quebec
Petit Cap
America
Rockefeller budget battle and Goldwater pressure in 1960s politics
A historical briefing outlines Nelson Rockefeller’s pay-as-you-go stance, budget hikes, and alleged fiscal sleight of hand cited by Comptroller Arthur Levitt. It notes tensions within the Republican camp as Goldwater forces and McKeldin factions debated Rockefeller’s Maryland primary chances and unity strategy.
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Fulton Lewig Ak
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
New-York
New York
Binghamton
Arthur Levitt
Rocky
Commerce Department
New York State
Levitt
Rockéfélder
Baltimore
Wal
M Syor
Theodore McKeldin
McKeldin
San Francisco
Maryland
Goldwater
Charles
Eyeglass Lens Usage Among U S Wearers
Among eyewear users in the United States about 61 percent rely on plain lenses while 39 percent use bifocals or trifocals. The figures reflect consumer preferences in corrective vision options and eyewear choices nationwide.
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United States
How Do You Stand Sir by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues that United Nations bias favors pro Communist movements in Kenya and Katanga. He contrasts Western anti communist leadership with Soviet backed Somali and Afro Asian calls for self determination, predicting limited UN action and ongoing tension.
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Khrushchev
Tshombe
Katangan
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Kenya
World Organization
Wild weed price linked to quit smoking demand
New York report notes Lobelia Inflata, the plant behind alkaloid Jobeline sulphate, could fetch about 70 dollars per ounce if available. Demand rises as many seek to quit smoking, with drug chains and booksellers racing to capitalize on deterrent products and nicotine replacement sales.
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New York
Sources - Ray
Bantron
Exotic bridge problem challenges South in six hearts
Robert Gray presents an old problem where West and South maneuver to defeat South as declarer. The solution hinges on discovering the right entry to the dummy, with West possibly holding the eight or singleton entries. East’s defense determines whether South can make six hearts or go down.
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Ehinds
Robert Gray
Johnstone
Scotland
Manly
South
West Lade
Peary
Gero
West
East
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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