Watchdog Senate Aims For Oversight After Midterm Session
The article details Montana Senator Mansfeld promoting a watchdog Senate to perfect and refine rapid legislation, strengthen oversight of Great Society programs, and spur independent initiative beyond administration drafts. It notes President Johnson’s State of the Union as a cue to push new bills during a year with large majorities.
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Mansfield
Senate
Mike Mansfeld
Montana
Ohorts
Mansfeld
Frankenouh
Congress
Max
Elmer Taylor
Great Society
Dirksen fights repeal and delays as lead pollution alarms rise
In a heated Senate wrangle over Sect 74B repeal, Dirksen leads a talkathon to block cloture and save right to work laws, while Meany and Johnson push for repeal. Separately, Dr. Patterson warns lead from gasoline contaminates blood nationwide, with Greenland snow data suggesting global reach.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
George Meany
AFL - Cio
Johnson
Senate
Congress
United States
Clair C. Patterson
California Institute of Technology
Lhe
Patterson
Letter to the Editor Attacks U.N. Letters from Mrs Main
A reader laments lengthy anti U.N. letters from Mrs. June D Main of Fairview Avenue. The piece argues ordinary citizens rely on qualified guidance and lists diverse organizations and individuals linked to U.N. support while noting timing with the U.N. General Assembly session.
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U.N
June D. Main
Fairview Avenue
Senate
U.N. I
U.S
Franklin Delano Rosevelt
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
Ralph Bunche
Jerome B. Wiesner
American Association of University Women
National Catholic Welfare Conference
The
League of Women Voters
Unitarian Universalist Association
National Education Association
National
Y. W.C.A
Camp Fire Girls
Middle East Institute
American Society of International Law
Congress of Scientists On Survival
World Federalists
World Veterans Federation
International Chamber of Comm.ice
U.N. Gen
Letters on world peace and United Nations debated
The column discusses the World Conference on World Peace through World Law in Washington and the UN month activities, defending international cooperation and criticizing anti UN critics. It argues for upholding international agreements and highlights past UN success and Christian responsibility.
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Washington
St. Louis
National Council of Churches
White House
Universal Postal Union
International Civil Aviation Organization
World Meteorological Organization
International Telecommunications Union
Southland
Main
John Birchers
United Nations Organization
Church Center For the United Nations
Mrs. Main
United Nations
United States
Alger Hiss
U.N
San Francisco
Hiss
U.S
Meredith Mackley
Catralit
Frederick
Fifty Years Ago and More From The News Post
A harrowing daytime robbery occurs in Frederick as a man named Guy Murray robs a downtown passerby of about $15. Farmers oppose repealing the mortgage tax in Frederick County while Franklin Troms urges removal from Maryland statutes. Hood College sophomores prank with cattle during their annual feed defeating freshmen, a tradition continued for years.
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Guy Murray
Frederick
Frederick County
Hood College
Iron Curtain economies stagnate, Austria a rare exception
The piece argues Soviet satellites remain in a colonial economic posture, supplying raw materials and food to Western Europe while failing to industrialize. It cites Austrian industry frustration with low quality, delays, and red tape in Communist markets, yet notes rising satellite trade and a Romanian farm goods barter plan.
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Soviet Union
Austria
Western Europe
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Elin-Union
Erich Moreth
Steyr - Daimler- Puch
Vienna
Romania
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Stong
Inquiers
Greenland
South Pole
Berry's
NEA
News-Post
Ins
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Palestine
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
United Jewish Appeal
Beth Sholom
Spear
Britain
West Germany
France
Italy
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