Anonymous Power in Congress Holds Quiet Reins
Editorial profile of Cannon Hayden Mills and Smith detailing how seniority and committee chairmanship concentrate power in the House and Senate. It notes Cannon’s long chairmanship of Appropriations, Hayden’s Senate influence, Mills’ Ways and Means control, and Smith’s Rules leadership, all operating largely out of public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Congress
House
Ways and Means
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Smith
Cannon
Hayden
Wisconsin Firm Cites Texas Deal In FTC Testimony
Northern Laboratories president Leo Sorenson testified before FTC examiner Walter Johnson that his Manitowoc Wisconsin company offered the same deal to other retailers. He described an arrangement in 1962 with Furr's chain of Texas involving 1500 cases at 36 a case, paid 1500, plus prominent in-store displays and advertising. The setup produced lower shipping costs and a claimed $1 per case discount, with Clinton in Lubbock directed to extend the offer regionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FTC
Walter Johnson
Commission
Fort’s, Inc
Lubbock
Leo Sorenson
Northern Laboratories
Manitowoc
Wis
Farr’s
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Sorenson
Furr
Furr's
Furr’s
Wisconsin
Northen Laboratories
Bath
Fort’s
Morris Clinton
Clinton
Baytown Sun Founding and Staff Notices
The Baytown Sun announces editorial staff roles and department heads including editor and publisher, general manager, office manager, advertising manager, and national representation. It notes second class matter status at the Baytown Texas post office and standard publication details, rates, and official notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
John Widley
Paul Putman
Corie Laughli
Baytown
Texas
Fulton Lewis Speaks on Security at AEC
Washington reports Rep John Ashbrook of the House Un American Activities Committee calling top secret AEC security rules shocking citing Harold P Green former AEC official. Green says cleared applicants with serious background faults get access others denied. He notes shift from detecting subversives to clearing people and cites other agencies dismissals and lax state department security under pressure from anti-Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
House UN- American Activities Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
John Ashbrook
AEC
Harold P. Green
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Green
Commission
Rep
Ashbrook
Congress
State Department
Otto F. Utepka
Utepka
Department
Office of Security
Scott McLeod
Ohio
Michael Goleniewski
Central Intelligence Agency
Goleniewski
New York Journal — American
House
Senate
KGB
CIA
Vienna
Italian Communist Party
U.S
Communist Party
FBI
Journal - American
Guy Richards
Warsaw
Poland
House Committee On
UnAmerican
Judge Opposes Jury Trial In Contempt Case
Dallas AP Judge Sarah T. Hughes opposes jury trials in contempt cases saying the judge who issued the order is best to determine obedience. She spoke to the Public Employees Club as Congress considers whether contempt defendants should have jury trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dist
Sarah T. Hughes
Hughes
Congress
On This Date Quiz and Happenings Card
Today’s grab bag poses five trivia prompts about a 1906 catastrophe Verdigris terms a novel and authorship. It notes birthday mentions Patrice Munsel and Bobby Darin and hints at future business and season goals.
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United States
St Louis
Ato
Name this famous Washington area estate a public treasure
Centred on a Potomac bluff this mansion shows wood siding made to resemble stone and curved colonnades. The estate once called Little Bunting Creek Plantation began in 1676, was enlarged through 1784 25, and bought by a ladies association in 1860 for 1.2 million after government refusal in 1847.
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America
Potomac River
Washington
Frank Hh
Jefferson
Lafayette
Little Bunting Creek
Ladies’ Association
Edward Everett
Liveable World backs a Peace Party in Congress
Holmes Alexander reports on McGovern's amendment to cut military funding and notes four senators connected to the Liveable World group who supported it. The piece compares supporters and opponents, catalogs ratings by ACA on national sovereignty, and cites media and Hollywood figures rallying for prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Alexander
Washington
Sen.McGovern
Council For A Liveable World
Defense
Department
Liveable World Council
Clark
Penna
Burdie
N.D
McGee
Wyo
McGovern
Armed Services
Joint Atomic Energy Committees
Sens
Russell
Stennis
Symington
Jackson
Cannon
Congress
Senate
Burdick
U.S.A
Liveable World
McCarthy
Minnesota
Moss
Utah
Hart
Michigan
Gore
Tennessee
Pronty
Vermont
Harding
Idaho
Montoya
New Mexico
ACA
Muskie
Prouty
Democratic Party
Jordan
Wheat Price Cuts and Export Subsidy Details
Washington reports a drop in 1963 wheat support to 1.30 per bushel for the current crop, with export subsidies and a levy shaping the price. The 1964 marketing year introduces a 23 to 27 cent export subsidy and a 2 cent levy on exports, offsetting much of the subsidy for farmers holding 1964 crop harvests within allotments.
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Washington
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker Mouth dealer
A bridge column discusses two-table play of three no trump in a team match. At one table South goes down after a heart lead and a sequence of clubs and diamonds, while the other table’s declarer sacrifices a heart to lure the defense into a mis guess, ultimately making four no trump. The point is the second declarer valued the contract over an extra heart trick.
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Drew Pearson
Los Angeles
Congress
Southern
California
Aime Semple’ McPherson
Dr. Ross
Project Prayer
Carl McIntyre
John Birch Society
Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium
Anthony Eisley
Hawaiian Eye
Eisley
Hearts
Mand Wis
Heart
Declarer
King of Diamonds
West
South
East
Bowth
Vem Syndicate, Inc
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Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Capitol
Daniel Websters
Daniel Webster
House Appropriations Committee
Democratic
Republican Committee
Sen
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Ayden
Senate Appropriations Committee
Johnson
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
McCormack
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
APW
Federal Trade Commission
Furr Food Chain
Che Baytown Sun
The
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Associated Prast
Ceal
Fulton Lewis
Defense and
Oren Harris
Intersiste and Foreign Commerce Committee
Lyndon Johnson
Kenedy
Senate Commerce Committees
Harris
White House
Ley
Barbara Worth
Patrice Munsel
Bobby Darrin
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
T'S
Breen
Jenvy
Richard Sheridan
San Francisco
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Sahara Desert
Malibu
Celernia
Tenda Fleming
Lloyd Nolan
Dale Evang
Pat Boone
Gloria Swanson
Paul Miller
FSI Courierspy
Walter Brennan
B. Jay Becker
Slouth
X! Beart
Ponders
Reveloy T. Music
Cres& Principal
Poet the Wan
Chimney
Forth
Clemney
Bindair Ae
Bai
Crane
Lala Utw
Ripped
Pitcher P
Venich
Winding Za
Z Ze
Vesterday’s
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