Great Oaks From Little Acorns Grow As Bureaucracy Grows
L A C argues that laws expanded beyond their intent erode freedom. He cites the National Labor Relations Board and Ford, Rumford Act, and public financing rules as examples of bureaucratic overreach. The column warns voters to consider how agencies interpret laws and their impact on daily life and jobs.
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Baker Guilty of Gross Improprieties in Senate Links
The Senate Rules Committee found Robert G. Baker guilty of gross improprieties while building a financial empire as a Senate employee. The six Democrats criticized him. Republicans faulted investigators’ conduct, hinting at a broader ethics battle and possible campaign issue. Baker, once secretary to Senate Democrats, resigned Oct. 7 amid outside business disclosures.
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Robert G
Bobby) Baker
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Pickens
D.C
Johnson
Rules Committee
Mrs Nixon Loses Taste for Politics
Mrs Nixon, wife of former Vice President Nixon, appears finished with politics. She will not attend the 1960 GOP convention with her husband, plans a Europe trip with her daughters Tricia and Julie later this month, after years of public campaign work and support during the election.
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Arizona
Goldwaters
Phoenix
San Francisco
Pat Nixon
Nixon
Slim
GOP
Tricia
Julie
Europe
Van Petten Vote Margin Increases After recount
H C Van Petten of Downey a Democratic candidate for Congress from the 2nd District expressed confidence in victory after recount ballots were tallied from 756 precincts. Supporters kept a triple check showing margin rising from eight to 137 votes as Richard English of Glenwood funded the recount. Official results will be announced today by Benjamin Eile.
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H. C. van Petten
Downey
Congress
van Petten
Richard English
Glenwood
Benjamin Eile
Independent Daily Notice From Long Beach Calf 1943
Fragmentary OCR notes show a daily paper entry at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue in Long Beach California dated March 27 1943. Mentions court decrees service delivery and small sums 301.00 and 23.00 with reference to a mis decree and unknown parties.
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Bixth St
Pine
Sizable Fee Due Ike for Broadcasts
Former President Dwight Eisenhower will receive a sizable fee for TV appearances on ABC during the Republican national convention. James Hagerty, Eisenhower’s former press secretary and ABC vice president, said he will make several televised chats with Haverly, party leaders, and ABC News political editor William H. Lawrence.
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Tiwlpht Eisenhower
American Broadcasting Co
James Hagerty
Eisenhower
ABC
Haverly
William H. Lawrence
ABC News
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