Congressional inaction on presidential disability risks constitutional gap
The article critiques Congress for slow progress on a disability rule for presidents, noting Sam Rayburn and Emanuel Celler downplay the issue. It discusses the administration plan empowering the cabinet or a president declaration, with concerns about cabinet independence and timely disability judgments, urging urgent, workable reform.
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Congress
Sam Rayburn
Emanuel Celler
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Brownell
Cabient
Germany Begins Conscription for 500,000 Strong NATO Force
West Germany starts a draft to build a 500,000 strong army within years, beginning with under 10,000 draftees added to 80,000 volunteers. The move aims to bolster NATO’s ground forces against the Soviet threat, with Lt. Gen. Hans Speidel taking command of central European NATO forces. An election in September could derail the draft if Socialists win, opposing Chancellor Adenauer’s plans.
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West German Republic
Free World
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democrats
NATO
Germany
Hans Speidel
Bonn
von Braun
Redstone Arsneal
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Lkely
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Great Britain
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Questions and Answers from a Canine to Kings Quiz
A quiz segment presents diverse Q A items including which U S lake has inlets but no outlets, the origin of panic linked to the god Pan, wild horses in the Altai region, Akkadian as the oldest Semitic language, the Afghan hound’s long history, and the British royal name change to Windsor on July 17 1917.
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United States
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Altai Mountain
Mongolia
Windsor
Royal House
Maine
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Today And Tomorrow Foreign Aid What Is It
WALTS8 LIPPMANN argues rising opposition to foreign aid. He notes shrinking sums but growing votes against final passage of aid bills, warns that much is military rather than civilian, and that current aid mainly sustains alliances around the Soviet Union. He argues for a clearer reconstruction focus and longer-term commitment.
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Walts8
Lippmann
Green
Senate
Congress
Hilton
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Treman
Tisenhower
Europe
Germany
Japan
English as a Public Image and Speech Style
A Hopkins Syndicate item urges better English through a home booklet titled Home Tutoring. Donna D. cites her father’s rough speech hurting business and social standing while praising refined language as a key cultural tool.
Doctor Advice on Boiling Water for Ice and Drinking
The letter notes that many municipalities treat water to be safe but some North American wells test five percent contaminated. The writer asks if boiling water for ice is necessary, as germs may survive freezing. The doctor cautions that five percent bad implies potential danger from germs in the well water.
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North America
Tives
Boiling water and ice safety guidance from Dr Jordan
A health Q and A discussing safe water practices, Weaver's seating bursitis, and interpretations of death certificates and high blood pressure. Topics include boiling water to kill germs, risks of ice, bursitis treatment, and explanations of coronary thrombosis and hypertension related to a mother's death, plus queries on hormonal hemorrhage and tumor cancer concerns.
Trial of Colonel Nickerson May Mark Epoch in Missile Era
Washington dispatch notes a high profile court martial in Huntsville Alabama next May for Colonel John C Nickerson Jr on 18 charges tied to secret documents. The case involves Jupiter missiles, Air Force vs Army control, and a broader political economic and international stakes with Huntsville as a pivotal stage.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Hollywood
Huntsville
Ala
John C. Nickerson Jr
Alrei
Nickerson
Billy Mitchell
Army
Air Force
Charles E. Wilson
Redstone
John J. Sparkman
Robert Bell
Sparkman
Mickerson
Ray Jenkins
Knoxville
Tenn
Bell
Ballistic Missile Agency
Peeremunde
Baltic
Britain
Belgium
Wernher von Braun
Wordy Wisdom Across and Other Clues List
A cryptic style word puzzle listing many clues with varied lengths and topics. It mixes definitions for terms, phrases, and bilingual hints, including animals, objects, and roles, challenging the solver to match each clue to a precise word or name.
Congress Today Warns of Last Minute Legislation
Senator Chit ford P Case urges quick action on school aid civil rights and refugee bills before Easter recess. He notes hearings not yet scheduled and cites leadership hopes for votes in the Senate. Dulles heads to Capitol Hill to defend a four billion dollar aid program before a Senate committee.
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Washington
Ulp
Chitford P. Case
R-Nw
Senate
Congress
Case
Wiliam F. Knowland
Calif
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Knowland
Johnson
Richard D. Bolling
D-Mo
Eisenhower
Bolling
House Rules Committee
House
James C. Davis
D-Ga
Davis
John Foster Dulles
Capitol Hill
U.S
Dulles
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