Battle of 1960 Is Over Congress
Edna Lenigan argues the 1960 choice is Congress not president, highlighting ACA-Index scores for Kennedy, Johnson, Morse, Byrd, Norblad, Ulman, Green, and Porter as measures of constitutional adherence, and warning that federal spending and executive power threaten constitutional limits.
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Congress
Americans For Constitutional Action
Senate
House
ACA
Washington, D C
Jack Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Oregon
Norblad
Harry F Byrd
Virginia
United States Senate
Wayne Morse
House OF Representatives
Porter
Norbhlad
Ulman
Green
Marx
Roosevelt
NRA Aaa
Supreme Court
Priess
Femce
Left wing blocs push toward centralized state in ACA era
The piece argues that postwar emergency spending shifts power toward statist policy through groups like COPE and ADA. It links ADA to compulsory health, education funding, anti-communist positions, world government aims, and united front with unions, urging vigilance in every election district to resist centralization.
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Congress
Ale
Erit
Gov
New Deal
COPE
Afl-Cio
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Cio-Pac
Farmers’ Union
ACA
Brannan Plan
House Committee On UN
China
Red China
Spain
Yugoslavia
Hubert Humphrey
Adlai Stevenson
Europe
Statin
Khrushety
Enduring Questions on Welfare And Public Life
A reflective monologue questions social welfare funding and national solvency while debating political leadership and presidential hope. It notes Bridge 4-H youth and a columnist’s remarks on how married women sign their names for publication plus a critique of manners and public perception.
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Paul Raven
Coos County
Bridge
Paul
J H
Mary) Jones
Lillian Farley
Oregon State Educational Secretary's Association
National Editorial Association
Oregon Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Emily Post
Paul Reuen
Jones
Susie
Mary
My Favorite Prayer to Henry Cabot Lodge for VP Hope
A fragment of a prayer submission to the Lavareh National Committee in Beverly Massachusetts tied to Henry Cabot Lodge as a Republican vice presidential candidate. The text invokes peace and mercy, asking to be an instrument of harmony.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Beverly
Massachusetts
Prayerful plea for solace and love from the Divine
The excerpt appeals to the Divine Master seeking comfort in sorrow and joy, asking to be guided to understand, to be loved, and to love. It emphasizes that giving brings reward, forgiving brings pardon, and embracing sacrifice leads to eternal life.
Thought for Today on Mark Twain and Burglar Intrusion
The note muses on Mark Twain and a speaker’s age while recalling burglars jailed after a recent break in. It tempers irony with a warning that continued wrongdoing may lead to higher offices. The voice suggests a downhill path is hard to predict.
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Congress
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Jack
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Democratic Central Committee
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