Old Debate on Presidential Disability After Eisenhower Stroke
The piece questions who decides presidential disability when a president is ill. It notes Vice President Nixon and Attorney General Rogers discuss authority after Eisenhower's stroke. Rogers cites a White House request and doctors calling the stroke mild but raises constitutional uncertainties about when and how power can transfer temporarily or permanently.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Esemboser
Rogers
Mo Ose
All Ives
Nias
Eisenhower
Neasmen
Hin
White House
Brownell
King Ranch Shows King Prize Horses on Tour
King Mohammed V of Morocco visits the King Ranch near Kingsville in Texas to inspect prize horses and livestock. Princess Lilia’s delayed departure via long distance call from Morocco adds to the entourage as Richard Kleberg Jr. hosts the royal guest at the ranch division headquarters. The king enjoys the tour, including a brush-clearing machine demonstration, and a saddle gift is presented at dinner.
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Kingsville
Tex
Texas
United States
Thas
Menerch
Dallas
Richard M. Kleberg, Jr
Kleberg
Marlow Column Questions Impasse and Impeachment
The column ponders what happens if a president is clearly unable to perform duties but refuses to step aside. It argues impeachment is possible only when incapacity is indisputable to prevent a national crisis.
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TRE News
Frederick
Mandar
X . Auestion
Marlow
TV Teehees Promises And TV Program Promises
A playful exchange questions whether couples should defer program choices to a partner during marriage vows. The humor hinges on the clash between romantic vows and practical TV watching habits.
Braddock Heights tree lighting honors local officials
The Braddock Heights ceremony drew hundreds as Mayor Derr and community figures joined in. The program highlighted long time Brunswick railroad worker Mr. Rockwell who retires after decades in the Car Department and maintenance roles, with family futures noted. Two arrests followed, and state parole statistics were released, while Churchill's potential earldom drew speculation and a Dallas family sighting of the White House Christmas tree.
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Ter
Senta
Braddock Heights
Derr
Dewey Gillespie
Rockwell
Brimswick
T. Albert Sigafoose
Brunswick
Wiliam
Spector
M. E. Akers
Rlfill
Hilleary C. Rockwell Jr
Southjer Eagh School
Silver Spring
Hilleary U
Susan Rockwell
Santa
Frederick
John A. Derr
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City Hall
Ford
Wasi
John Gilbert Howard
Rockville
Martin L. Ranode
West All Saints Street
Baltimore
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London
Laborite Herald
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Elizabeth I
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Larry Hoffman
Dicker
White House Lawn
New York, N.Y
Castleman Center
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Albert Cohen
Jacob R. Ramsburg
and Airs
Norman Dixon
Hil Jeary C. Rockwell
North Maple Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Schick Shaver
Styien Ta Chease
Shavers
Lady Schick
Hevely
Jewelers
Market St
W. Patrick St
Eoples Drug Stores
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Wratitzer Organ
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Weritzer
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Colonial Music Shop, Inc
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Wurlinzer
Vets Club
Lew Wade
Melvin M. Engle
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Tobias
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