Rogers urges sharper State Department answers
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told aides the State Department must improve its public image and provide more direct answers at news conferences. He cited vague replies to anticipated questions, urged to use radio and TV appearances, and warned against unauthorized leaks. He has given few Washington press briefings since January.
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Truman Couple Marks Golden Anniversary In Independence
Independence, Mo. fifty years ago today a young Harry S. Truman and Elizabeth Wallace wed in a small church and settled in a white frame house. The couple, who once drew attention as future leaders, celebrated their golden anniversary privately with gifts and family.
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Truman era first lady cited as family’s steady force
The article recalls how Bess Truman was viewed as the mainspring of the Truman household during the White House years. Daughters describe her as a sparkplug while Truman noted her blue eyes remain, though her hair has turned silver, and she continues to be his sweetheart.
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Republicans Expand Patronage Role to Gate Job Requests
Washington AP reports the Republican National Committee enlarges its role in dispensing patronage by routing most job requests through the committee. The White House will consider the committee’s selections, though no guarantee of approval exists. Dent, a White House aide, announced the plan after a closed three day meeting. Elly Peterson leads the patronage division, focusing on boards and commissions while top posts remain controlled by the administration. The aim is to curb improper influence and channel complaints through party channels.
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Unusual Animal Baffles Doctors in Ponca City
In Ponca City Oklahoma an odd animal puzzles veterinarians and zoologists. It hops like a rabbit scratches its face with hind feet and appears to be growing a tail. Described as a guinea pig with albino eyes and soft hair, owners Arthur and Mrs Henderson say the mother was a guinea pig and the father is unknown. The creature is nicknamed a guinea bun by locals.
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