Aiken Discounting GOP Leadership Clash in Bridges Vacancy
Senator George D. Aiken discounts speculation of a GOP fight over Bridges's Senate post. He favors a progressive image for 1962 and notes Saltonstall’s possible chairmanship and potential conference leadership shifts. Other conservatives like Goldwater and Mund eye committees and leadership roles.
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Jack Bell Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Styles Bridges
Aiken
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Bridges
Saltonstall
GOP
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Dirksen
White House
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Lowa
Karl E. Mund
R-S.d
Srudges
Armed Services Committee
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Armed Services Group
Goldwater
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Senate
National Governors’ Conference
Powell
White House weigh housing ban order before Congress
Housing officials in Washington expect a proposed White House order to bar racial discrimination in most federally aided housing before Congress reconvenes on January 10. Some officials say draft has reached Kennedy, others say not. final form and timing rest with the President. The order would cover public housing urban renewal elderly housing and FHA insured or VA guaranteed mortgages.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Belly Dancer Eyes Financial District in London
London County Council weighs an application to stage Oriental belly dances in the financial district near the Bank of England. Nicholas Tarayan, a sugar importer opening a Persian restaurant nearby, says a belly dancer would attract customers once licensed.
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London
London County Council
Nicholas Tarayan
Bank of England
Europe
Tarayan
Sanford Will Not Call Bond Session
Gov. Sanford ruled out a special session to slash the defeated 61.6 million bond package. He said it would violate democratic principles and that the 1963 General Assembly will consider advisers’ recommendations after a summer campus visit by the budget commission.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Sanford
Advisory Budget Commission
North Carolina leaders back governor on no special session
Raleigh AP reports legislative leaders including Rep. Thomas H. Woodard Rep. Shelton Wicker Sen. James Stikeleather and House Speaker Joseph Hunt support Gov Sanford’s decision not to call a special session to consider a limited 61.6 million bond issue for state institutions and agencies. Friday and university leaders also back the move.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Sanford
Thomas H. Woodard
Wilson
House Appropriations Committee
Joseph Hunt
Greensboro
Thomas White
Lenoir
Senate Finance Committee
Shelton Wicker
Lee
House Finance Committee
General Assembly
James Stikeleather
Buncombe
Senate Appropriations Committee
John W. Umstead
Orange
William C. Friday
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Leo Jenkins
East Carolina College
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