Rising Demand of Negroes Pushes Civil Rights To Forefront
The article notes growing Negro demand for equal rights may elevate civil rights legislation to a priority in the 88th Congress. It cites moves by the Kennedy administration and party leaders, upcoming House Judiciary Committee action led by Emanuel Celler, and potential votes in the House Rules Committee as the civil rights bill gains momentum amid demonstrations and political risk.
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Congressional Quarterly
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Robert F. Kennedy
Celler Committee
Kennedy
Civil Rights Commission
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Commission On Equal Opportunity In
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GOP
Barry Goldwater
R. Ariz
GOF
Rules Committee
NEW Yorker
Junkets Rules and Washington Etiquette Across Camps
Drew Pearson surveys junketing practices in Washington showing how costs and arrangements differ by office. He notes presidential trips exclude photographers, defense and Navy officials fly private jets, and Congress uses government planes while press members pay their way. He also covers household boss dynamics at the FCC and wheat cotton farm politics shaping appropriations and policy. Ambassador Ben Smith and Sen Warren Magnuson appear in a New York dinner scene with Kennedy, then Smith heads to the Fulton Fish Market.
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Senate
Ecuador
Japan
Soviet
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Economists miss with crystal ball as spring sprints on
Economists failed to forecast the partial recovery of 1963 as the Council of Economic Advisers nudged ahead with a higher gross national product target. The piece notes FRS shifting to broad money tones and highlights steel and autos as key indicators while criticizing the unpredictability of the economy and forecasts.
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Federal Reserve System
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Congressmen Hitch Publicity to Cooper
Lawmakers in Washington tied Gordon Cooper's spaceflight to political messaging and local ties. Arkansas Senator Harris linked Cooper to a Texarkana plant loan while others used the orbit to press budget issues and tax costs, with a few cautioning against overreaching for public advantage.
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Gordon Cooper
Arkansas
Oren Harris
Cooper
Texarkana
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Harris
Rep
Michel
Ford
Mich
Maj. Cooper
U. S
Oklahoma
Mike Monroney
Leroy Gordon Cooper
Shawnee
Oklo
Shriver
Wichita
Kans
Bob Wilson
Calif
Los Angeles
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