Precedents Are Few in Presidential Subpoena Battle
The piece surveys how presidents have faced subpoenas from Congress, noting Jefferson’s Burr case, Johnson in Reconstruction, and other historic refusals or compliance. It compares evolving judicial limits on forcing presidential disclosure and cites Lincoln and Wilson appearances as context.
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Beet Price Ceiling to Hold Despite Shortage Warnings
Government keeps retail beef price freeze until Sept 12 as shortages loom. Retailers report slim beef shipments and long lines. shoppers face limits on steaks and ground beef while experts warn broader meat prices may rise. Betty Furness predicts prices will surge after controls end.
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