Free government must answer to people amid arms dispute
The piece argues that a free government is accountable to its citizens and that congressional probes reveal government actions. It supports Senate space and preparedness hearings led by Lyndon Johnson, cites Gen. Power on a stronger air force, and asserts the public has a right to unfiltered facts without sugar coating or partisan bias.
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Congressional Investigative Committee
Senate Space Committee
Preparedness Committee
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
Eisenhower Calls for Line Item Veto Amendment
President Eisenhower urged a constitutional amendment to grant line item veto power. He said the current limit leaves the president unable to strike objectionable items without vetoing the entire budget, a handicap he called harmful to the economy and taxpayer relief.
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Enhower
Eisenhower
Congress
Kerala voters oust Communist regime in fresh election
In Kerala, after three years of a red government, the people rejected the Communists in a new free vote. The Indian government previously intervened to restore order after last summer’s unrest and now the opposition claims a decisive victory.
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India
Kerala
Government of
Public Letters Question Speedola Pays and Police Enforcement
Local readers debate a series on Speedola Pays and police enforcement in Balcones Heights. J C Frazier defends strict traffic policing while criticizing unethical reporting and urges responsible journalism. He notes safe driving benefits for children and asks for prudent coverage.
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Balcones Heights
Selon
Amy
Speedola
J.C. Frazier
White Collar Union Drive Targets Automation in Industry
A 1960 report notes Walter Reuther’s plan to organize white collar workers via a new central division aimed at countering automation and cybernetics. The plan, discussed at Detroit in late January, prioritizes Atlantic and Pacific coasts before inland expansion, with Brendon Sexton placed as a key aide to lead the effort.
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Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Cybernetica
Heather
Auto Union
Auto Union High Command
Detroit
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Miami Beach
Atlantic
Pacific
AFL CO Industrial Union Department
Harvard
Brendon Sexton
Willow Run
Steeraman
Thinking Machine
Healty Talk Healty Talk by I N Bunbesen MD
Public health notice urges immediate Salk polio vaccination for all ages and especially pregnant women. It explains the vaccination schedule with three shots and a booster, notes early immunity, and stresses consulting a doctor or health department now to ensure protection before polio season. It also includes a Q A about breast development attributed to a 1960 source.
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R. O
King Meatures
Labor Law Affects Picketing At Stork Club Case
A federal court hearing with Arduilio Susi of Local 89 reveals the shift after the Landrum Griffin Act in picketing. The union no longer seeks recognition but wants wage and benefit protections, while the public is informed the club has no contract with the union. The dialogue suggests future strikes will be harder to resolve as employers must infer union aims from limited statements.
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Stork Clu
New York
Archie O. Dawson
Arduilio Susi
Local 89
Chefs, Cooks, Pastry Cooks and Assistants
Susi
Stork Club
Landrum- Griffin
National Labor Relations. Board
Sherman) Billingsley
Stork Clul
iLeve
Consright
King Feataces Syndicate
Tne
Through the Years From the Files of Who San Antonio Light
A fragmented review of San Antonio history items cites finance chairmen, school leaders, real estate deals, and civic proposals from 1900 to 1930. It lists H Thorman as chairman, Frank Walk’s charity work, student awards, a deal with A Warzbach, and claims about San Antonio river beautification.
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Who San Antonio Light
Boysville
H. Thorman
Frank Walk
Home For
TER
Freddie Kunze
Burbants Agricultural School
Kesar County
Pat Stock Snow Lero
A. Warzbach
Fung
Sid J. Hare
Civic Improvement League
San Antonio
America
Cruver
Lasoy
Quote and Unquote Ernest Corey Arrested in Vancouver
In Vancouver British Columbia Ernest Corey was arrested for drunken driving. He claimed I always drink when I drive in Vancouver because the traffic scares me. The piece also quotes journalist Alstaty Cooke Adm Hyman G Rickover and others on innocence, traps, and memory, reflecting on American public persona and speech.
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Ernest Corey
Vancouver
British Columbia
Alstaty Cooke
Syle
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Speedola Pays
Lalcanes Heights
Senate Committee
Victor Riesel
Massachusetts Institute of ‘Technology
Norberl Wiener
Wiener
Helmsman
Steeysman
I. N. Bunbesen
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F.S. Bakeley
Los Angeles Heights
Auistrict
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Charles van Doren
Hyman G. Rickover
Mari Twains
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