When Wilson Was Sik A sobering presidential disability reminder
A critical examination of Woodrow Wilson’s illness and the period when Mrs Wilson acted as de facto chief executive highlights gaps in presidential disability law. The piece argues for a clear succession framework to ensure continuous leadership in a nuclear era.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
White House
United States
Congress
Tag
Siti
Gene Smith
Garfield
Soviet Education Debate Echoes American View
Dr. W Norman Wampler, superintendent, returns from a month in Russia. He finds American schools superior in debate and reasoning, notes Soviet emphasis on rote learning and propaganda. He praises teachers’ professionalism but labels Soviet efficiency a weapon of an evil doctrine despite literacy gains.
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Soviet Union
W. Norman Wampler
Bellflower Unified
Rights bill debate heats as May deadline nears
Washington reports managers of the civil rights bill plan votes on amendments by May 30 while Johnson must show Senate mastery. Southern Democrats privately press for a strong stance on civil rights and vice presidential preferences, with Republicans seeking speed. Backstage maneuvering contrasts with public debate as the clock tightens.
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Washington
Civil Rights Bil
Johnson
Senate
Fleeson
Galeries
South
Sen
Richard Russell
Georgia
IBSD
National Party
San Francisc
Barry Goldwater
Deb Estes
Henry Cabot Lodge
Oregon
William Scranton
Kent Nizon
Goldwater
Debate over school prayer stalls in closed hearing
The Judiciary Committee hearing on school prayer draws a clash of views with Chairman Celler and members Cahill and Feighan trading comments. Witness lists, staff reports, and concerns about bias fuel a tense, behind closed doors session amid a national debate over church and state.
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eAnsa
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Kindi
Manny Celler
Brooklyn Democrat
Celfer
William T. Cat
R-N. J
Camden, N. J. Catholic
St. Joseph's Cotece
Michael Feighan
Cleveland Democrat
Cahill
Feighan
Celler
Mike
Reepublican Cahill
Cleveland
Feighin
Rep Joba
Rooaty
Brooklyn
Rooney
Eastern Europe nations split from Sino-Soviet rift
East European diplomats weigh the Moscow Peking quarrel as Romania resists Khrushchev’s diatribes. They say satellites gain bargaining power from the split while fearing neutralist shifts and potential pressure to choose sides, with Romania weighing its options and Yugoslav possibilities floated.
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Peking
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Europe
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Romania
West Germany
France
U S
Rumania
Russia
Rumanz
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