Divided Nebraska GOP Faces Future After Close Vote
In Omaha observers note the Republican split remains fierce after a 54 to 50 vote to appoint chair Hugh Scott. Critics foresee fresh factional battles within six months as the party stares at reshaping itself amid ongoing feuds.
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Republican Party Faces Revolving Door and Calls for Change
The national committee, aging and insular, is urged to resign after repeated losses. Johnson mentions Scott's ouster and Dewey ties, while Consuelo Bailey advocates self-examination. The piece notes few minority members and veteran status shaping party dynamics. Mexico imposes migration service fees in dollars.
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Word Of Advice For Newcomers To The Congress
Washington insiders offer guidance to fresh members on handling Capitol social life. Many advise polite refusal while recognizing networking value. Senator Paul Douglas criticizes excess cocktail hours, while Mrs Taft says invitations are optional and life has not grown complicated by them. Britain sees rapid telecom growth with 161,367 new phones in three months and 9,500 more applications to 467,461.
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