Editorial Complaints By The Bushes On Capitol Hill
The piece notes Capitol Hill has spent 123 million on new and expanded buildings including the Senate Office Building and the House Office Building. It lists practical complaints about slow elevators heavy clock hands squeaky subways and layout flaws. Rats plague torn down blocks while an anti rat program begins.
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Congress
Capitol Hill
Senate
Capitol
Senate Chamber
House
Gamble Grows as Kennedy Faces Bigger Civil Rights Gamble
Observers say President Kennedy must gamble more on a second term due to his push for strong anti segregation legislation. The move reconstitutes the Republican Southern Democrats coalition, jeopardizing his broader program aiding lower income groups, while Negro voters weigh whether sacrifices will yield real integration.
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Kennedy
White House
Congress
Capitol Hill
Air conditioning gains in homes and business
Roger Babson argues air conditioning has become a necessity for businesses and homes, predicting widespread adoption by 1970. He notes economic benefits from cooler workplaces, cheaper home units, and health and productivity gains, including higher output and reduced absenteeism. He also warns against oversized systems and cites rising summer electricity demand.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Coconut cake and cadet memories from Ridgeway
A bride presents a coconut cake and jokes about the bump in the middle while General Matt Ridgeway recalls a West Point first sergeant who called for three volunteers for K P duty. He recalls being one of the volunteers.
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Matt Ridgeway
Pittsburgh
West Point
Brooklyn
Ladies’ Home Journal
Florida
Maine
Cosmos, Du Pont, and Madagascar quiz from a 20th century page
Cosmos asks Cosima as Liszt's daughter and Wagner's wife. Du Pont founded an industrial empire. The Sacred College of Cardinals elects the pope. A Malagasy is a native of Madagascar. The original Sia mese twins lived from 1811 to 1874. Birthday wishes for Van Cliburn, Milton Berle, and Jack Harshman. a reader-provided quiz with facts and era tone.
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Marie d'Agoult
Daniel Stein
Eleuthere Irenee
van Cliburn
Milton Berle
Jack Harshman
Maine
Philadelphia
Ladies’ Home Journal
Country Gentleman
Saturday Evening Post
Bor
Netherlands
Cosima
Franz Liszt
Hans von Bulow
Richard Wagner
du Pont
the Sacred College of
Washington News Roundup on Labor, Politics and TV Rules
Secretary of Labor Wirtz warned Kennedy that union politics may affect railroad wage talks, suggesting extensions to lessen heat from reelection minded leaders. Senator Bennett faced criticism for opposing and later bragging about Utah area redevelopment funds. FCC proposals to ban news about horse racing drew broad opposition from NAB and broadcasters, with constitutional flags raised by Maryland Governor Tawes and GE.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Willard Wirtz
Kennedy
Wirtz
Wayne Morse
D - Ore
Truman
Morse
Congress
Kennelly
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Bennett
Senate
National Association of Manufacturers
National Glass Distributors Association
National Paint, Varnisa, and Lacquer Association
Frank Mass
Moss
Sen
Park City
George D. Clyde
Paul Douglas
D-Il
Sen. Douglas
Fulton Lewis Jr
Newton Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Chicago
Commission
Jonn G
FCC
Mickey Manthe
Green Bay Packers
Arnold Palmer
National Association of Broadcasters
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
National Association of State Racing Commissioners
Yales
General Electric
Schenectady
Vernon Wold
Cincinnati
Today In History July 12 1963 highlights
Today marks July 12 1963 the 193rd day of the year with 172 remaining. Notable events include Union troops reaching Washington DC in 1864 to deter Confederate advances and the 1920 opening of the Panama Canal alongside other historic moments from 1800s to recent times.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
White House
Capitol
Treasury
Panama Canal
Britain
Soviet Union
Russia
Eisenhower
Makis
Packard Motor Car
New York
Bache and Company
Winning the Four Spades and Six Diamonds bridge problem
Declarer from West should manage heart discards and club finesses to maximize the chance of success. Lead the heart queen from West and handle suits to establish clubs and spades. Cash clubs and draw trumps, discarding spades to avoid blocking the club cutoff. If South holds king of clubs, continue guarding heart and spade positions to create two chances to win.
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North
South
King Fea
Ures Syndicete, Inc
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