Editorial on U S spending risk and constitutional limits
The piece argues Congress must authorize all treasury withdrawals and criticizes methods like borrowing and contract authorizations that bypass the appropriations process. It warns that continued bypassing could push the nation toward bankruptcy, aiding communist aims, unless proper constitutional funding controls are restored.
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New York Economic Club
Khrushchev
Lenin
United States
Stalin
Congress
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
The
CCC
Federal Housing Administration
Rural Electrification Administration
Act of Congress
Anoronisations Committee
Anorohristions Committee
House
House Appropriations Committee
Editorial Research Quizzing The TV Quizzers
Public hearings on alleged fixing of television quiz shows begin Tuesday before the House Subcommittee on Legislative Oversight chaired by Rep. Oren Harris. The full 26 page grand jury presentment remains sealed after a nine month probe, with producer Albert Freedman a key witness.
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House
Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
New York County
Manhattan
Grand Jury
Joseph Stone
Albert Freedman
General Sessions
Mitchell D. Schweitzer
Schweitzer
Charles van Doren
Elfrida van Nardroff
Billy Pearson
Teddy Nadler
New York
House Group
Congress
Louis M. Hacker
Columbia University
Hacker
Washington News Notebook Parodies and Patter From Nation's Capital
Noting a mix of light political sketches and social quips from Washington, the column recounts Walter Lippmann's birthday moment with Vice President Nixon and college students, Khrushchev entourage room-key mishap, a Russian official apology, a Khrushchev campaign joke, Mamie Eisenhower’s teen niece turning songwriter, and a toy-promotion kangaroo at the Sheraton Park lounge with trainer Bera D Essen.
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Washington
National Press Club
Walter Lippmann
Lippmann
Dick Nixon
Nixon
Lieutenant Governors as Stepping Stones in North Carolina
A historical survey shows 23 men held the Lieutenant Governor post since 1868. Six moved up to governor, five earned further honors, while eleven found the No 2 post the peak of their official prestige. The pattern suggests mixed outcomes for current hopefuls.
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North Carolina
Luther E. Earnhardt
A. H. Graham
R. L. Harris
L. Y. Ballentine
H. P. Taylor
Luther H. Hodges
Max Gardner
Tod Caldwell
D. G. Fowle
Luther Hodges
William Umstead
Hodges
Charlies M. Steadman
A. M. Scales
Elias Carr
Steadman
Wilmington
Greensboro
E. L. Daughtride¢s
R. T
Dick) Fountain
A. H
Sandy) Graham
W. P. Horton
London
Court of St. James
Sandy Graham
Highway Commission
Cherry
Umstead
Rufus A. Coughton
James L. Robinson
Macon
Charlies A. Reynolds
Forsyth
W. D. Turner
Iredell
Francis D. Winston
Bertie
William C. Newland
Caldwell
E. L. Daughbtridge
Edgecombe
W. B. Cooper
New Hanover
J. Elmer Long
Durham
Richard T. Fountain
Person
Anson
Political funding costs loom in North Carolina campaigns
The Greensboro Chronicle notes Terry Sanford decries high costs of statewide campaigns and fears big money from special interests. It cites John Larkins and O Arthur Kirkman as hopefuls facing funding challenges, while Addison Hewlett and local backers back similar efforts.
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Terry Sanford
Greensboro
Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina
John Larkins
O. Arthur Kirkman
Sanford
Wilmington
Addison Hewlett
Kirkman
Carl T. Durham
Alfred Hart
Washington
Elks
White Sox
Lions Club
Coliseum
South
Shelby
Col. H. Fields Young
John C. Foy
N.C. Cancer Society
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U.S
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K &Me
Sie
Enterprise Inc
North Main Street
Washington News Notebook
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Kremlin
State Department
Soviet Union
Mamie Eisenhower
Mamie Moore
Hollywood
Marie McDonald
Democratic National Committee
MVD
Sheraton Park Hotel
Larsen
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Charles Pearson
Holt McPherson
Jess Washburn
City Hall
Nikita Khrushchev
Sheraton-Carlton
Eric Ridder
Journal of Commerce
Garland
Russia
Eastern Air Lines
John Larsen
Chicago
Cleveland-Detroit
Richmond
Greensboro High Point
Albany
N.Y
Herbert von Thaden
Defense Advisory Committee
Dacowits
Department of Defense
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Charles E. Stuart
Spokesman
Hal Boyle
Jacksonville
Madison
Monroe
Taylorsville
Wilson
Charlie
Lincolnton
Lincoln County
Benjamin Lincoln
Lincoln
Wilson County
Woodrow Wilson
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