Order and decorum in parliaments past and present
The piece contrasts decorum in the British House of Commons and US Congress with chaos in other legislatures. It notes past duels and fisticuffs, warns of looming pandemonium in Athens over Papandreou, and defends strict Senate and House rules that curb outbursts, praising them as safety valves amid ego-driven lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
United States Congress
Commons
Congress
Asia
Africa
Athens
Enras
Grerce Papandreou
Consrant Tinnee JI
Center Union Party
Papranoreou
Constantine II
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Civil Liberties Union urged to defend Prentiss property case
A front page write urging the American Civil Liberties Union to rush to Prentiss Mississippi to challenge alleged improper seizure of Mrs Avacent Allen’s property by federal authorities under eminent domain. The piece condemns government action as overreach, calls for Supreme Court action if needed, and warns of wider dangers to homeowners nationwide.
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American Civil Liberties Union
Prentiss
Mississippi
Avacent Alen
United States
Big Brother
Allien
Magnolia Courts
General Services Administration
Washington
Congress of the United States
Mrs. Allen
Los Angeles
Allen
Johnson
Supreme Court
Tax Consciousness and the Public's Quiet Resistance
As editors note, New York State sales tax rise to 2 percent in the city leaves consumers and merchants largely unfazed. With withholding, taxpayers seldom see exact amounts, and excise cuts hide levies. The piece argues tax tolerance fuels spending and demands public anger to push reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
New York City
Danville Register Rates and Mailing Details
The Danville Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions in city and suburbs, with in-advance prepaid terms and varying durations. It notes copy rights and republication rights held by The Associated Press and reserves rights for special dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tugboats and Hazardous Ports Raise Safety Alarm
Ralph de Toledano examines the Triton a diesel powered tug built in 1889 operating uninspected in Philadelphia harbor amid lax rules. He cites Coast Guard and Congress action prospects and notes 530 uninspected diesels during 1960 62 with 11 deaths. The piece argues for licensing inspection of towing vessel officers and warns of potential marine disasters if current rules persist.
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Philadelphia
Lloyd Sheldon
International Organization of Masters, Mates, and Pilots
Afl-Cio
New York
Sheldon
Herbert C. Bonner
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
United States Coast Guard
William D. Shields
Congress
Admiral Shields
Union
Coast Guard
Bonner
W. J. Barta
Mississippi Valley Barge Line Company
New York Harbor
House
Senate
Verbatim Wieland Case Sparks Senate Security Dialogue
The Wieland affair is dramatized as Senate Internal Security subcommittee publications reveal how Wieland lied and how his Castro ties affected his clearance. Otepka, Belisle, and Loughton face questions over file access, disposal of records, and questionable security practices while colleagues disparage Otepka as emotionally unbalanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D.C
William Wieland
State Department
Canberra
Australia
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Wieland
Castro
Otto Otepka
Otepka
Fidel Castro
Raymond Loughton
Mr. Loughton
Loughton
Daevid Belisle
John Reilly
Chairman Dodd
Reilly
Dodd
Reading Reform In The Look Say Era
The essay argues for phonics over look say in literacy education. It cites a New York conference by the Reading Reform Foundation with speakers including Dr. Carl Hansen and Mrs. Saran Folsom. A study in The Journal of Educational Research favors phonics in 16 of 18 tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abso
New York
Reading Reform Foundation
West 44Th Street
Carl Hansen
District of Columbia
Saran Folsom
Arizona
Charles Walcutt
Glenn McCracken
Louise Gurren
Ann Hughes
Journal of Educational Research
Long
Legion
Rockefeller Healing Symbol Moves Arkansas Campaign
Texarkana notes show Winthrop Rockefeller positioning as a moderating beacon for Arkansas Republicans to counter Orval Faubus, using county regional planning as a campaign message. His three day a month educational tour expands party reach from Little Rock and Fort Smith to forty five counties, aiming for a broader two party system before 1966.
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Texarkana
Ark
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Orval Faubus
Rockefeller
Lyndon Johnson
Ray Bliss
Washington
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Petit Jean Mountain
Arkansas River
Win” Rockefeller
LBJ
Appalachia
Ozarkia
Stamps
Red River Valley
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Danville Register
Danville
Ralph de Toledano
Fuseloyle
Spain
Holmes
Alexander
Russell Kirk
John Chamberlain
Viet Nam
Air Force
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