Congress paralysis in a presidential year noted in editorial
The editorial argues small party minorities stall majorities in the current session, with voters favoring Democrats to win Congress per a Gallup poll. It highlights House Rules Committee blockers led by Howard W. Smith and five others, plus Eastland blocking Robert A. Bicks for Antitrust chief, despite vigorous anti trust prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
Nixon
Kennedy
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Miss
Judiciary Committee
Robert A. Bicks
Bicks
New York
Thurman Arnold
Eastland
Donation by JP Os tridge to Judge Flick aids Warren Probation
Stephen Ostridge of Grand Valley, Justice of the Peace, donates a check from the Warren Forest County Minor Judiciary Association to the Warren County Probation Association. Judge Flick discusses the probation system as eleven justices attend, with officers elected for 1960-61 and many attendees newly elected.
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Stephen Ostridge
Grand Valley
Judiciary Association
J. Regis Thompson
Youngsville
John Miley
Clarendon
Martha Lawson
Warren
Warren County
Congressional veto power and party stalemate risk
Attorney Generals and ABA leaders urge action while Chairman Eastland exercises veto. The piece notes how seniority and committees grant obstructive power to minorities, with Democrats controlling Congress and Nixon's potential White House impact raised as a hypothetical risk. It warns that a 65 seat House landslide is unlikely and calls the stalemate dangerous in a pivotal era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bar Association
Whitney North Seymour
Eastland
House
Senate
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
White House
Growing object splits opinion on freshness and spoilage
A provocative quip by Morris Gold Fischer links growth with contradictory freshness and spoilage. The remark suggests a moral or psychological reading where a developing entity resembles a child in paradoxical status. It reflects a humorous, pointed observation rather than a straight news item.
Warren County Republicans Plan Chicken Bar-B-Que
The Warren County Republicans will host a chicken Bar-B-Que from 5 to 7 p.m. next Wednesday September 14 at Island Park Youngsville to kick off the November elections campaign. Speakers include Charles Smith state treasurer Robert L Kent auditor general Leon H Gavin congressman and Joseph Goldstein assemblyman. Tickets are 1.50 each from any committee man. For information call Bill Rice at RA3-7550 or RA3-7622.
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Warren County Republicans
Island Park
Youngsville
Charles Smith
Robert L. Kent
Leon H. Gavin
Joseph Goldstein
Bill Rice
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Nichols & Son
Pa. Ave
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Permaglas
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A. O. Smith
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W. Warren
Mathis
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Charles Blum
Sheffield
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S. South Street
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