Rostow Paper secrecy and executive privilege debated
Washington debate grows over the Rostow Paper as Republicans press for its disclosure while the State Department invokes executive privilege. Clark Mollenhoff’s Washington Cover-Up notes a tradition of secrecy from Washington through Kennedy, with implications for public right to know and accountability in defense and foreign aid.
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Bible Verse About Mystery of Godliness
A religious quotation from I Timothy 3 includes a concise statement of the mystery of godliness. It notes God manifested in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen by angels, preached to the Gentiles, believed on in the world, and received up in glory.
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
LATE Albert Einstein avoided finance talk until a broker informed him his securities had risen to a market value of $200000. Einstein reportedly replied that he would not bother his friend about relativity, and asked him to leave stocks and bonds alone.
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Fragmented Quiz and Literary Clues From a Historical Page
A scrambled grab bag asks about saltpetre and sulphur making gunpowder, a president who pledged freedom for $201, a continental island near the Arctic Circle, a city and its meaning in a journal, and regional views on the War of 1812. It also quotes Lavater on appearance, notes a 1044 date jumble, a French songwriter famed for working-class sensibilities, and a romantic movement priest born in 1708.
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Notable French thinker tied to religion and revolution
A fragmented profile recalls a 19th century writer linked to religious conflict and political change. It notes his early works advocating unity through truth, later suspension by the church, and a controversial output amid papal censure before his death in 1864.
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Powell’s European trip funded by taxpayers raises questions
Washington reports reveal Adam Clayton Powell, Harlem congressman, toured Paris London Venice and Greece with two female staffers at government expense. Cable orders from State Department arranged lodging and shows while Powell’s Education and Labor panel faced a stalled college aid bill and a probe into David Dubinsky.
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General Adams to brief on Texas maneuvers
Ft Hood spokesman said Lt. Gen. Paul Adams will meet Jang owners in Central Texas to discuss large scale maneuvers planned for October. Landowners oppose use of their land for a one dollar rental after prior damage claims. Maneuvers would cover 1,950,000 acres from Brownwood to Ft. Hood. Adams, commander of US Strike Command, will confer next week with landowners amid protests that reached Washington last week.
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Did You Know Turkish fairs feature managers and races
Did You Know reveals that in Turkey a county fair is called the manager. The event mirrors American fairs with horse races livestock auctions and soft drink vendors throughout the grounds.
Netherlands Pays U N Y1 Million For More
United Nations officials say the Netherlands paid one million dollars as an advance to cover costs of UN supervision and administration. The funds support transferring West Guinea authority to Indonesia under a transfer agreement signed August 15. Acting Secretary General U Thant confirmed a similar one million dollar payment from Indonesia is expected soon.
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Bidding clash over four diamonds in dubious vulnerable game
South and North contended after four diamonds with North choosing four hearts. West led diamonds, East ruffed, and with a spade finesse failure the contract went down one. North defended after Fast’s analysis, noting the diamonds mislead and the defense could have beaten the hand.
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