Court Bill Hearings Extended to April 28
Hearings on the President's Supreme Court enlargement bill will continue through April 28 with two days of supportive testimony. Senate judiciary will then hold executive sessions to debate the measure at length. Witness Smith W. Brookhart urged the issue as campaign fuel.
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Taxpayer gold subsidy fuels world market impact
Washington reports the United States subsidizes gold miners worldwide by paying $2 to $5 an ounce more than global value. Treasury buys most world gold, fueling inflationary pressure, with proposals to reduce price, halt purchases, or allow a free market. Debate ties to Roosevelt court plan and potential Supreme Court retirements could shift political leverage.
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