Senate House Feud Over Appropriations Delays Government Funding
A long standing clash between the Senate and House Appropriations Committees threatens to halt government work as they dispute meeting locations and originator of bills. House refuses to concede while Senate demands control over half the bills. further talks stalled after one conference. The forecast is that the House may yield to the Senate to break the deadlock.
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Post Office
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Harris County
Goodrich
Baytown
Sam Houston State
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White the new Supreme Court appointee a real puzzle
President Kennedy's first Supreme Court pick Byron White remains uncategorizable by public record. A reserved star athlete and former Justice Department attorney, he offers no clear liberal or conservative signal. Analysts caution that appointees often shift after joining the court, and White may not fit any existing pattern for years.
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Supreme Court
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Whizzer
Times
White
High Court
It's A Losing Battle Rep Gallagher Attempts to Dim Lights
New Jersey Democrat Cornelius E. Gallagher admits a long fight to cut light pollution at home and in Washington. He complains about a brightly lit federal building after hours and urges broader efforts to save government money by darkening excess lighting.
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New Jersey
Gallagher
Edison
Washington
Loyal Democrats and the Texas political divide
A reader letters page argues conservatives unfairly label opponents with harsh terms and urges Loyal Democrats to publicly back their principles and vote in precinct conventions. The note promotes electing leadership aligned with liberal national values and ends with a call to action for party unity.
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Madison Avenue
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Harvard Law Dean Named Civil Rights Commissioner Nominee
The president appointed a Harvard Law School dean to a Civil Rights Commission vacancy. A Cleveland native who studied at Oberlin, he started practice there before moving to Washington as a special assistant. Also notes birthdays of William Inge and others, with an old Boston elm as a closing image.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Rex Tugwell
J. Russell Smith
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Missouri
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Espionage reports tied to Zhukov link to Tokyo bases
Washington report recounts top secret Soviet material from Tokyo on Nike battalions at Narashino and weapon specifics at Itami and Itazuke bases. It cites Zhukov and Kovalenko with World Peace Council ties, plus a Lyndon Johnson funding flap over a Johnson Ranch landing strip. The piece blends security leaks with Pearsons Mississippi trip diary and reflections on geography and history.
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Nike
Narashino
Moscow
Itami
Kremelin
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Itazuke Air Force
South Korea
Thailand
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G. A. Zhukov
Ussr Committee For
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Kovalenko
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San Diego Union
Federal Aviation Agency
Johnson City
Johnson
FAA
Economic strength outshines Soviet growth says May Day essay
SAM DAWSON analyzes that the Communist bloc parades loyalty and space prowess while the United States shows greater overall economic muscle. He cites National Bureau of Economic Research data indicating the U.S. gap in total industrial output has widened, driven by faster production per hour and higher labor productivity.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S
America
National Bureau of Economic Research
Know Your Bridge West dealer and accidental misplay tale
West opens with diamond ace and Sylvia becomes declarer at six spades through a misdrawn king. The hand unfolds with a dramatic spade finesse and a strategic heart discard, ending in a sensational but flawed triumph discussed by club members.
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