RuleHE BATILDE Reform Debate in House Rules Committee
The Rules Committee wields immense power as virtually all legislation must pass through it. Liberals and conservatives both seek sway, but the core issue is to curb any single committee’s life or death control over bills. Public interest demands cooling-off devices and structural changes while preserving Congress traditions. Moves to solve the imbalance should begin.
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HE Batilde
House of Representatives
Riles
Congress
House
Mansfield lauds U.S. prestige rise after Cuba crisis
Senator Mansfield after a six week world tour says the United States gained huge prestige and international respect for its Cuba crisis leadership. He notes bipartisan support from colleague Senator Boggs and warns not to lose the position.
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United States
Kennedy
Cuba
Christmas Eve Amos and Andy special planned for children
Freeman Amos Gosden and Charles Correll will present an Amos n Andy Christmas Eve program for American children. Dr Charles Gregory to give farewell sermon at Travis Park Methodist before moving to Mulberry St Church in Macon Georgia. A local theater group promotes Little Theater recognition in San Antonio with Beyond the Horizon.
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Annal Newsboys
Gunter Totel
Freeman
Amos” Gosden
Charles “Andy” Correll
Amos ’N Andy
Children of America
Duc
Charles €. Gregory
Travis Park Methodist
Mulberry St
Macon
Goa
San Antonio
Labor Leaders Now Heads Of State In Many Lands
Victor Kiesel reports that during decolonization and in Europe, Asia, and Africa labor leaders increasingly became prime ministers or held high government posts. The piece highlights figures like Sekou Touré of Guinea, Rashidi Kawawa in Tanganyika, Apollo Milton Obote in Uganda, Kenneth Kaunda in Northern Rhodesia, Roy Welensky in the Federation, Tom Mhoya in Kenya, Ahmed Tlilli in Tunisia, and Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore as examples of labor movements shaping national leadership.
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Victor Kiesel
Eneva
Africa
Asia
Gambia
United Nations
Europe
Britain
Italy
France
Toure
Guinea
Sekou Toure
Federation of Workers’ Unions of
Treasury
Unnion
Panganyika
Sinle
Dar Es Salaam
Mikoumbi
Teamsters Union
Upper
New York State
Tanganyika Federation of Labor
Uhuru
Rashidi Kawawa
Tanganyika
Julius Nyerere
Nyerere
Wile
Kaywawa
Yanganyika Federation of Labor
Cyrille Adoula
Tntil
Congolese’ Confederation
Johor
George Meany
Congo
Uganda
Kampala
Apollo Millon
Obote
New York
Kenneth Kaunda
Northern Rhodesia
Federation of Rhodesia and
Nyasaland
Roy Welensky
Roy
Railroad Workers Union
Nairobi
Kenya
Tom Mhoya
Kenya Federation of Labor
Harry Belafonte
Jomo Kenyatta
Mat “Mau
Tunisia
Habib Bourguiba
National Chamber of Deputies
Ahmed Tlilli
Federation of
Bourguiba
Ghana
Menihoy
Lee Kuan Yew
Singapore
Tae
Santa confronts loneliness in Christmas therapy scene
A comic dialogue shows Santa Claus in a nightmarish emergency psychiatry session as he laments loneliness, hunger for care, and the clash between giving gifts and personal health. Dr Fern guides the talk about letters, fatigue, and the need for genuine attention during the holidays.
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Mr. Claus
Santa Claus
Doc
Santa
Noe
Dr. Fern
Tn. Fetn
A Christmas Memory of Uncle Ned and Aunt Madie
A child recalls a country Christmas near Columbus Ohio. Uncle Ned and Aunt Madie borrow a boy for Christmas, inviting adventure warmth and wonder. The tale centers on family kindness, a blessing, and the golden rule, with a tender bedtime ending.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lille
Mike
Ned
Madie
Maddie
Uncle Med
Toye
Misquoted feature shows pesticide danger debate
Reading from a distorted feature page, the piece cites Dr. Burchfiell of Southwest Research Institute discussing how pesticidal ingredients work and their potential risks. Quotes warn about preventing new materials, predicting hazards, and the need for autopsy and pathology input before declaring any safety conclusions.
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Burchfiell
Southwest’ Research Institute
Ian Bredients
Bible Verse Guidance on Quiet Living and Honest Work
A religious excerpt urging readers to mind their own business, strive for quietness, work with their hands, and conduct themselves honestly toward outsiders, avoiding dependence on others. It emphasizes self-sufficiency and integrity in daily conduct.
For the Good of Our City The Light Urges
The piece urges completion of modern street fighting programs, adequate hospital facilities, flood control work, extended sanitary and water service, and a long-range plan to assure plentiful water for future needs, highlighting citywide infrastructure milestones and fall participation.
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Syston
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