Powers Are Committee Chairs In Congress
In Washington power sits with the committee chairmen led by Wilbur Mills of Arkansas. The six decades of seniority govern control over money, taxes, and policy in Congress, shaping bills before full votes. The article surveys chairmen across both chambers, their influence, and regional patterns in this power structure.
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Congress
Hard
Postgraduate School of Washington
Kensett
Ark
Johnson
Wilbur Daugh Mills
D-Ark
Arkansas
White House
Capitol Hill
Wilbur Mills
Mahon
Hayden
Morgan
Fullbright
Russell
Rivers
Dawson
McClellan
Ellender
Poage
Long
Mills
United States
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House
Ways and Means
Wilbur
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Senate Armed Services Committee
Appropriations Committee
Special Senate
CIA
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
Robert LaFollette
Senate
Old Confederacy
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Washington
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
New York City
Chicago
Ohio
Robberies Target ABC Stores In Sharpsburg And Enfield
Police hunted gunmen after two Holicol Beverage Control robberies on U S 301 in Enfield and Sharpsburg. In Enfield about $200 was stolen when a pistol-wielding youth demanded cash. A similar amount was taken at Sharpsburg minutes later as four suspects with New York plates were seen near a nearby gas station.
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Sharpsburg
N. C
North Carolina
Enfield
U.S. 301
Ed Davis
ABC
New York
Soldier Morris B. Jones among 22 Vietnam war deaths
Washington AP reports the Defense Department lists Army Spec. 4 Morris B. Jones of Graham North Carolina among 22 recent Vietnam war fatalities. He is identified as the husband of Deborah I. Jones.
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Defense Department
Army
Morris B. Jones
Deborah I. Jones
Graham
Richard Henry Lee Introduced Independence Resolution
Richard Henry Lee is remembered for introducing in the Continental Congress in Philadelphia in 1776 the resolution that the thirteen colonies should be independent from Britain.
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Richard Henry Lee
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Methodist Chaplain in Vietnam Finds Soldiers Honest
Capt. William Thomas Carter, a Meth odist chaplain, writes in Together that soldiers under combat in Vietnam show greater honesty than in home churches, noting that they do not wear facades.
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Vietnam
William Thomas Carter
Denomination
Together Magazine
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