Closer Liaison Sought to Prevent Secrets Disclosure
An editorial argues for tighter government contact between Congress and the White House to curb public disclosures of intelligence methods. It critiques the McNamara Cuba photos and urges bipartisan liaison, noting Kennedy’s presidency lacks strong congressional bonds and calling for closer executive legislative trust.
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Leadership Bid Feeds Budget Cut Debate Apace
President Kennedy defended a 99 billion budget calling it a hard one and urged critics to name exact cuts. Republican leaders Halleck Bow and others promise bills of particulars, arguing for reduced spending to protect solvency while party guardians urge detailed proof of waste and a clear leadership path.
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Charles Halleck
Frank Bow
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Powell Plans to Hit Back at Critics of His Junkets
Washington Powell vows to strike back at critics of his travel abroad. He warns colleagues he has "a lot of information" on spending habits of other lawmakers and may reveal it as an interoffice war heats up. Details center on airline tickets, staff trips, and use of committee funds.
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Tye
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Sean Esten
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France
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Library of Congress
Town Meeting Would Put Limits on Income Wealth
Editor notes a historic call for equality and argues that economic royalists now control wealth and influence beyond political rulers. It warns that the top 1 percent own a quarter of the nation's wealth, threatening the republic and human rights.
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Radical tax plan echoes 1930s populism in speech
The document cites a speech by John D. Lee at 1929 Locust Avenue urging constitutional tax laws to cap personal income at 100 dollars after taxes and restrict wealth ownership to one person per million. It attacks economic royalists and calls for drastic reform to curb influence on democracy and national wealth.
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John D. Lee
Locust Avenue
Seéheey Hindeny Davia Wark and the Secrecy of Medical Errors
A fragmentary reflective piece recounts a tale of a Count who hid two heart and blood ailments from separate doctors to avoid dieting or social limits. The concealment led to conflicting regimens that contributed to his death, illustrating how patient secrecy and noncompliance shape medical outcomes. The essay cites F B Winslow and discusses broader mortality factors from medical secrecy and patient behavior.
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