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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1963
Page
5
The author rebuts an editorial claim calling Congress the world’s most foolish parliament unworthy of praise. It argues the U S system uses careful checks and balances to prevent one branch from dominating another, citing Rep. Hittiam Harrison of Wyoming as a figure in the discussion.
Editorial endorses open government and supports Senate subcommittee action on S. 1GHG. It outlines proposed AP A amendments requiring agencies to publish organization details procedures policy files and public access rules and urges public support for more transparent government practices.
A compact quiz item set covering capitals of San Juan Montevideo Bucharest Monrovia Lagos and asks about a popular sport not big in the US, the first Christian martyr, sports fame by person, northern boundary latitude, polemic, mythic musician, and a list of varied questions including Orpheus.
The text argues the treaty is not a partisan issue and must be decided on facts, not impulse. It urges full Senate deliberation, weighing security impacts, possible fallout, and strategic consequences, while stressing the need for informed conscience before any ratification.
Marquis Childs analyzes how secrecy around nuclear weapons debates hinders treaty ratification. He cites Senator Everett Dirksen’s warning about Cuba receiving warheads, notes France and China's progress, discusses underground tests, delivery systems costs, and the complexity of monitoring. The piece frames hearings as a clearer arena to dispel mystification surrounding the ultimate weapon.
Holmes Alexander reports Clinton Anderson expects a Senate vote to ratify the nuclear treaty with possible reservations on automatic reactivation. The piece cites past warnings from Armed Services discussions and notes Anderson’s reliance on colleagues and Dick Russell’s stance to determine the treaty’s fate.
Columnist argues the United States Travel Service cannot reverse a negative trade balance through foreign tourism. He cites high US costs, expensive domestic travel, and the premium expected by foreign visitors, noting overseas travel is expensive and American capitalism yields limited appeal.
Secretary Rusk faces a State Department reorganization aimed at removing Passport Office chief Fran ces Knight as Abram Chayes and Abha Schwartz push changes to place allies in key posts. The plan prompts Senate and House scrutiny with Eastland and Un-American Activities backing Knight, while White House resistance grows amid Nixon era tensions. Separate notes report missing million in U S securities and a Moscow visit by a Senate delegation highlighting Russia’s clampdown on prices and luxury goods.
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