Editorials: Dirksen Opposes Disclosure Law For Congress
The Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois opposes a mandatory disclosure law for congress members, arguing he will not compromise and claiming the issue questions who polices the police. Critics note recent ethics cases and calls from both parties, including Mansfield and Douglas, for income and asset disclosure and stronger ethics oversight.
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Everett M.dirksen
Ilinois
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D-Ore
Dirksen
Illinois
Paul Douglas
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Democrats
Robert G. Baker
Washington tribute to Bobby Baker sparks mixed reactions
In June 1961 Senate tributes pour in for Bobby Baker as leaders from Mansfield Humphrey and Thurmond praise his public service. The piece notes investigations by PBS and the IRS, cites GOP polling showing Rockefeller and Scranton lagging, and ends with a Galatians verse.
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Mike Mansfield
Bobby Ker
Pickens
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Everett Dirksen
Mansfield
Erestes
Republic
Tom Kuebel
Bobbe Baker
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Baker
Vebee Hartke
Demwerit
Robert Baker
New York
Ken Keating
Jacob
Colorado
Gortini
Keating de
PBS
Internal Revenue Service
Bobby Baker
New York State
Nelson Rocksfeller
Associated Press
Rorkefeller
Barry Goldwater
Wen
Richard Nixon
Galdley
GOP
Rockefeller
Romney
Scranton
Scientist criticizes U.S. research policy as piecemeal
Houston report quotes Dr Philip A Abelson, director at Carnegie Institute, saying U.S. policy lacks a coherent body of guiding principles. He warns a small group in Washington controls budgetary power and decision making, with Wiesner’s influence highlighted amid ongoing science advisory roles.
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Philip A. Abelson
Carmnepie Institute of Geophysical Laboratory
Washington, D.C
Robert A. Welet Foundation
Draven
Kei- Anelgon
Neptunium Antazine
Arom Wien Dent Kénnedyscience
Wiesner
Federal Council On Science and Technology
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues From a Fragment
A scrambled list of crossword clues includes across items like Reach across and Capital of a region, plus scattered definitions such as Milkfish and Mine entrance. The readable text shows many misspellings and partial terms suggesting puzzle clues rather than a full grid.
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Treg
Seaport City
Ukraine
Terrible-Tempered Virginia Scion Visits Boston Luncheon
An irascible Virginia scion travels to Boston and dines on Boylston Street. He quizzes the proprietor with a chilly question about Boston tea deposed in 1773, then suggests applying the same tea dumping method to coffee. Author-producer Nunnally Johnson is revealed as a city man at heart.
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Boylston Street
Nunnally Johnson
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Irradiation Aims to Preserve Food and Feed Millions
Radioactive processing gains support from FDA and AEC as a method to extend shelf life of bacon wheat citrus fruit and potatoes. Proponents claim irradiation can cut spoilage by 75 percent with no residual radioactivity while maintaining taste. Authorities discuss plans to apply irradiation to fruit fields and ship cargo amid debates on safety and policy.
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Adamie Ener Commis
California
Preserv
AEC
Clancester
Mass
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Kevin Shes
Alomic Gy Commission
Edward §. Josephson
Surgeon General's Office
Kentucky Students Are Given Vacation
In Corbin Kentucky 260 pupils at South Ward Elementary School were given an indefinite vacation after safety concerns led Fire Chief Jim Wyatt to inform worried parents the building was condemned. Superintendent W E Burton said the school would be out until further notice.
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South Ward
Jim Wyatt
Burton
What’s In A Word Might Mater Here
A Denver Cap story fragment reports a 12 year old boy injured in an accident, describing a cage scene and a concussion. Judge Mitchell is mentioned in relation to the case and statements attributed to the boy are questioned. The text contains garbled OCR and unclear details.
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Today’s Grab Bag and Quiz Answers Recap
A miscellany of trivia prompts and dated facts, noting the most easterly U S territory in the Western Hemisphere as the Virgin Islands, the Korea Strait separating Korea and Japan, and Earth’s earliest inhabitants with Zinjanthropus dated around 3.75 million years ago. It references Peary’s North Pole claim, Voltaire’s birth, and other dated items.
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Robert Peary
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Japan
Northern Territory
Zinjanthropus
Tanganyika
How to Save Money by Shopping Discount Stores
Roger Babson cautions housewives to exploit loss leaders and anniversary sales at discount houses to trim yearly household costs. He highlights appliances and furniture as safe buys, urges patience with ads, and notes seasonal and stock clearance events can yield substantial savings on clothing, footwear, books, and more.
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Roger Rabson
Babson Park
Imne
Beld Endud
Four on Elevator At St Marys Hospital
In Knoxville Tennessee AP reports four persons boarded the hospital elevator at St Marys Hospital, then five exited. The fifth was a premature infant, a 14 ounce son born to Mrs Shirley Cooper of Maynardville as she was being moved to the delivery room. Two ambulance drivers and a nurse delivered the infant.
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Tenn
St. Mary's Hospital
Gyanind
Shirley Cooper
Maynard- Ville
End play misdirection in bridge hands with diamonds
East West vulnerability sets a tricky deal where the declarer plans e3ndplay after finessing spades. West wins a diamond return, leading clubs and guiding dummy through a parry, while the defender must choose between five heart tricks or a risky discard. The analysis shows ducking clubs and queen play yield the contract, with South doomed if misdefended.
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South
Durmy
West
Ruth
Hes
Demarer
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