Senate Feudalism Hesitates Kennedy Bills as New Frontiersmen Clash
Washington reports that the Senate now operates like a feudal chamber with multiple powerful lords, weakening the White House push on Kennedy measures. Mike Mansfield's leadership is fading, Kerr and other chairmen flex power, and a Mansfield successor could trigger intra party turmoil. The result is a likely ongoing Senate struggle through the next Congress.
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Washington
Robert D. Novak
The
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White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress
Novak
House
Lyndon Johnson
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Kerr
Mansfield
Suffering taxpayers may get break from welfare probe
Washington news reports a sharp welfare probe led by Sen. Robert C. Byrd as the Senate Appropriations Committee orders an HEW inquiry into national relief programs. A district audit finds 57 percent of dependent children on aid ineligible and estimates billions spent on ineligible recipients over five years, with many families owning luxury items, including multiple televisions, in relief households.
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Ashington
Washington
West Virginia
Senate Appropriations Committee
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Newburgh
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Byrd
Surinam Visit Highlights Democratic Hope and Growth
An American official extols Surinam as a model of democracy and free enterprise in South America. The article notes Surinam’s Dutch ties, Suralco operations, new Torarico hotel, and a promise of strong resources, plus social welfare concerns and Byrd’s personal poverty story.
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Inez Robb
Aramaribo
Surinam
South America
Alliance For Progress
Netherlands
European Common Market
State Department
Paramaribo
Suralco
Aluminum Company of America
Rudy Healy
Hatel
Surinam Torarico
Executive House, Inc
Chicago
Torarico
New York
NO END SEEN Ancient Rules Bog Congress
Essay by Ray Tucker on Capitol Hill dysfunction cites a handful of committee chairmen as real bosses, blocking 537 members. It notes discharge petitions fail, unilateral power from seniority, and the use of unanimous consent to stall major legislation.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
American Congress
Senate
Morse-Gore
House
Capitol Phill
Capitol Hill
Senate House
South
Southwest
Congress
All Allies Policies Harmful to U S Economy
George E Sokolski argues that US currency policy tied to gold threatens the dollar. He warns Europe could demand gold for dollars, risking devaluation and crisis. He criticizes postwar policies, wartime expenses, and the Berlin issue as barriers to resolving the economy under Kennedy.
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George E. Sokolsky
United States
Pearl Bailey cites three parenting ingredients
Pearl Bailey told a Moline Illinois audience that three elements shape child rearing a big switch a small allowance and a lot of love She cautioned that some parents interpret a lot of love as negating the need for discipline or a larger allowance unless clearer definitions are set forth her advice may be difficult to apply.
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Pearl Bailey
Space Perks Inexhaustible, Wears Not With Time
A physicist notes that space is abundant and does not shrink or wear with use, highlighting its boundless nature and permanence in the universe.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Publisher Rates and Pledge
The notice lists circulation rates for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and variants, including morning, Sunday, and mail options with annual, semiannual, and monthly pricing. It also preserves the paper’s national associations and presents the pledge content about the flag and nation.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Sth Bt
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
National Pennate Representatives
Texas Daily Press League
Kos
Associated Press
United Press
Parker F. Proyty
Parker F. Proyty Chab. A. Guy
Mere Tibeover
Quisids of
Rare claim on intellect and headaches from a physician
A physician comments that low mentality sufferers rarely have headaches and mocks intellectuals. The text mocks taxpayers, noting a survey finds only 1 in 1783 Americans believes a federal tax cut next year will be fulfilled.
Mexico Aims to Lift Cotton Output Beyond Two Million Bales
MENTOCO CITY UP how cotton growers plan a serious push to raise Mexico’s cotton production above the 2 million bale threshold. Linus Arnandez, director of the Mexican Cotton Producers Association, says growers will expand acreage and begin new cotton areas without a formal plan, noting production has hovered near 2 million bales for over a decade. The Federal District cotton federation predicts about 2.028 million bales this year, with world output around 43 to 44 million bales.
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Mentoco City
UPIA
Mexico
Linus Arnandez
Mexican Cotton Producers Association
Fernandez
Federal District Cotton Federation
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