Senate Reaches Two Month Filibuster Pause
The Senate delays a vote on anti filibuster reform for two months while leaving the dispute intact. Leaders push to send the issue to the rules committee and return in two months with possible changes. Republicans and Democrats express mixed positions as talks continue. Committees gain strength after the November election with more Democrats on key panels. The House liberal bloc backs Frelinghuysen or Stafford for party whip amid internal GOP shifts.
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Clinton P. Anderson
D-N. M
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Rules Committee
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Judiciary
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Josephs. Clark
D-Pa
Claiborne D. Pell
D-R.j
Foreign Relations Committee
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Appropriations Committee
House
GOP
Gerald R. Ford
Rep
Peter H.B. Frelinghuysen
Robert T. Stafford
Senate scales down Agriculture Committee seats in 89th Congress
The Senate Democratic Steering Committee cut the Agriculture Committee from 17 to 15 members for the 89th Congress reflecting a waning allure of the panel as farm population declines and policy controversies persist. Sen. Ellender notes its significance amid a $50 billion industry, while stressing the work remains demanding and unglamorous. The new split stands 10 Democrats and 5 Republicans.
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Agriculture Committee
U.S
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Allen J. Ellender
Ellender
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Agriculture
HUAC Faces renewed drive to end its functions in 1965
Chairman Edwin E. Willis expresses confidence that the House Committee on Un-American Activities will survive efforts in the 89th Congress to abolish or defund it. Eight bills have been introduced to end the panel or transfer duties, with opponents seeking to cut its 1965 appropriation. Willis notes past defeats, while Democrats urge probes into the Minutemen and George Lincoln Rockwell’s American Nazi party, amid a broader push to abolish the committee.
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Charles S. Joelson
D-N.j
Minutemen
George Lincoln Rockwell
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Joelson
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Elizabeth Taylor Seeks British Citizenship for Love of Burton
Elizabeth Taylor told reporters she wants to renounce U.S. citizenship and become exclusively British after leaving a London club with Richard Burton. State Department sources note potential tax benefits for a nonresident, while Taylor cites her London birth and Welsh-born husband as reasons. An attorney now handles the citizenship matter.
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Dramatic Color Schemes For Modern Rooms
The article advises using contrast to create drama in color schemes with delicate tones like ice blue and mauve. It describes a modern room with brown as the base, sandalwood browns on walls, a beige floor, deep seal brown sofas, pale beige fireplace trim, and gold and white accessories, and ends with a prompt to prep walls before painting and promotes Wilkinson's Paint and Wallpaper Co. at 26 Benedict Ave.
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