Republicans regaining business support in Gallup poll
George Gallup reports the Republican Party has recovered in business and professional circles since 1959. GOP support among doctors lawyers teachers and executives rose to 58 percent as Kennedy's Popularity waned, while Democrats held 19 percent with 14 percent undecided and 9 percent no opinion. Farmers show Democrats still ahead but narrowing.
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Washington Cover Up or How Secrecy Burdens Democracy
Prize winning reporter Clark Mollenhoff argues for stronger disclosures from the executive branch. He details instances of information withholding since World War II and proposes penalties and laws to safeguard congressional access and GAO oversight. His book cites executive privilege origins with Washington and urges reform.
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Udall cites energy race with Khrushchev in power development
Interior Secretary Udall said he told Khrushchev the United States welcomed a race to test which system develops natural resources energy. He noted the U.S. leads in total installed power while the Soviet Union is pursuing rapid expansion, especially in long distance high voltage lines. The discussion followed Udall’s Soviet visit.
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