Senate debate targets abuse of executive privilege in ICA probe
Missouri Senator Thomas Hennings leads a Senate Constitutional Rights Subcommittee inquiry into possible interference by federal agencies with staff communications to Congress. He cites the International Cooperation Administration incident in Indonesia and argues broad executive privilege harms the public’s right to know and Congress’s power.
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Congress
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Indonesia
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Adlai Leads But Kennedy Hurdles in Early Primaries
Washington analysis notes Adlai Stevenson building a lead while Kennedy, Humphrey, and others still gain traction. Southern bloc loyalty fights and party defections threaten Democratic unity as delegates near the convention.
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California
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Col Stapp Questions Timing of Early Astronauts
London UPI Col John Paul Stapp, famed rocket sled investigator, argued the initial seven astronauts chosen by NASA were too old, proposing ages 25 to 30. He noted the group now ranges 32 to 37 and said younger entrants would shorten the wait for a first manned flight. He heads the Air Force Atra Space Medicine Laboratory at Wright
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UPI
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U. S
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Atra Space Medicine Laboratory
Wright Air Development Center
Labor Reform Feud Grips White House Labor Office
Cabinet rift erupts as Secretary Jim Mitchell clashes with Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield over labor reform strategy. Summerfield pressure campaigns anger GOP Michigan bosses and test allies in Congress while aiming for vice presidential payoff.
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Jack Anderson
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New Jersey
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John Saylor
Pennsylvania
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West Virginia
Bill Bray
Indiana
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Michigan
Controversial Playsuits Prompt Reader Letter Debate
A reader challenges a town policy on fall fashions, arguing that a revealed attire would sexualize contestants and create an indecent atmosphere at public events. The missive questions the rationale behind promoting nearly nude outfits and requests modest alternatives.
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Borda
Strictly Personal Success and the Myth of Masculine Strength
A critic argues that the idea of male success is often tied to second-rate personas. The piece mocks self-proclaimed manhood terms, laments classifying people by type, and critiques society’s fixation on appearances, wealth, and sexual displays. It contrasts genuine achievement with performative status symbols.
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Schweitzer
Einstein
Harris
War headlines and naval base shakeups headline city plans
Navy officials disclosed changes at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard with possible deactivation and rerouting of ships for repairs. The front page features Britian Declares War and France Joins Conflict. The city accelerates hangar construction at the municipal airport and a new administration building costing 48000 dollars to house the Army Air Corps for winter.
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Eisenhower and Hagerty Respond to Paris Visit
Paris crowds greet President Eisenhower with affection as he jokes about shaving mishaps. In New York Hagerty clarifies a misunderstanding amid questions on the president. A police return of a Bible to a mother triggers a remark about a detained youth considered a killer.
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James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
New York
Esmeralda Rodriguez
Salvatore (Dracula) Agron
Ridder Agency Ad Offers Publicist Services in New York and San Francisco
Independent firm Ridder Jehna,ne arin effers broad publishing and advertising representation in New York with office at 687 Fifth Ave and San Francisco at 3242 W. in San Francisco. The agency promotes steering public relations for clients in entertainment and business sectors, aiming to provide nationwide exposure through press and promotional campaigns.
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York
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