Bayh proposes constitutional fix for presidential disability
A Senate subcommittee advanced J Res 139 and J Res 138 to address presidential disability and vice presidential succession. The plan would allow a vice president to assume duties with cabinet approval and require a two thirds vote to resume the presidency, while clarifying if the vice president holds power and duties. The approach aims to keep the speaker from needing to assume the presidency except in extreme joint death scenarios, with general doubt about House passage.
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Hospital fires administrator amid board disputes in Las Vegas
Kurt Nork, administrator at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital, was dismissed by the hospital board after ongoing disputes with trustees John Kelly and Alvin Wartman. Jack Staggs named as his replacement. Ben Goffstein named chairman of the 1959 United Jewish Appeal.
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al Bramier
Luther Shue
Leo Steinkey
Soaper on secrecy and public interest in military tech
Senator Soaper notes even top secrets become common knowledge highlighting the Norden bombsight’s wartime certainty. He mocks political candidates as patent medicine and dislikes picture telephones while stressing public disinterest in unpleasant tasks. Khrushchev warns of space spying as Tilly jokes about Jupiter.
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Rh negative blood and eye infection questions answered
Dr Molner explains Rh negative is a separate blood type and not a disease risk. He notes sensitization occurs with Rh positive exposure and describes safe management for newborns and the rare hemolytic condition. He also advises returning to a doctor for persistent eyelid infection and discusses affordable care.
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Radium Dials Found at Dump in Mobile
Hospital officials investigate two small radium vials found at Mobile General and traced to a city dump. The matchstick sized items were missing Tuesday and authorities warned of potential radiation exposure while probing how the radioactive material ended up in the landfill.
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Equal Pay Act 1983 and women's rights in the United States
The article surveys the Equal Pay Act of 1983 effective Thursday, detailing its aim to guarantee equal pay for equal work and noting impacts on 7 million workers covered by the FLSA. It discusses prior legislative struggles, state protections, and broader civil rights efforts on sex discrimination, alongside global context of women's labor participation and ongoing legal limits.
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Howard W Smith
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May Craig
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