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JFK Plans
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• for adjournment remain* unchanged. The plan is still
for an end of the session around Labor Day.
At first, there was considerable discussion that the
. presidential requests would require Congress to revise
-its legislative timetable to get its scheduled work, as
well as the new material, through the legislative mill.
There was also talk of Congress recessing instead
of adjourning In order to be able to reassemble quickly
to deal with any intensification of the international
crisis. 0
This idea has now been generally abandoned, al-
though there is a possibility that the Senate may re-
main in session into mid-September in order to work
out its annual filibuster on proposed changes in its
rules to prevent filibusters over civil rights legislation.
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'2*For*r Unchanged
Six months of the New Frontier haven't changed1'
chant for Using Wo words where
the government’s pent
one will do, or saying thing* in the most confused and
complex way possibi
Frank B. Ellis, he
......................head of the Office of Civil and De-
fense Mobilisation, wanted to fire five of his agency\
^officiate who had been placed la thetr eneeutive joba .
under the Eisenhower administration. Instead of say-
ing "You’re dismissed,” Ellis wrote:
“It is inherent in the character of highly confidential
■lid ftilhiy rtteeraiininf positions that the incumbents
thereof shall be suihsbfe to the appointing authority
and persona whom he considers best able to determine
and reflect the policies of his department or .agency.*
With the departure (of the Republican administration)
this relation ceased to exist between you and me a$
director of OCDM.
“For this reason, I-pfopose to effect your termination
from your position on or about Aug. 25,196.1”
The recipients of the letters, incidentally, knew they
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HI JACKERS!
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Drew Pearson. Says
ADARE, Ireland - This pretty
village, In the heart of Cbunty
Limerick, 10 miles from limerick
City and 39 from Shannon Airport
tr hr-ttir apple-of its owner’* ay*
Tlw village of Adare. and all
around it. are owned by the Earl
at Dunraven, whost ancastort pur-
chased the estate In 1731.
The Earl of Dunraven baa been
inarm'd for 37 year* to an Amer-
ica n, the former Nancy Yuillc
of South Carolina, and they are
both determined to preserve the
serenity and the lovely old-time
- lpok of Adare
It s a place of otd-worid Macs,
quaint thatched cottages and Hch-
cned medieval churches sat in
wooded surroundings on the wait
bank of the. Maine where the
*—w main Limerick - KiUamsy road
crosses th» river.;
Since all the land of the vil-
lage belongs to the Earl and his
Countess, they can
srly dictate the kind
|y JAMES MA
do anything on
takes over for a disabled
Kennedy said Ttore-
and VireJresident la®-
Johnson have made such
It tuned out to
far word, the same iu
Dwight D. Ek i
likely.
The agreement says:
AViSrSftWEE
S£J he's able to-notify the
~ the president’s
disability end*.
Note: This doesn’t say the vies
■ |t becomes president dur-
Presldent Dwight D. ti-
er made with former Vice
t Richard M. Nixon on
i I, 195*.
ft a Mg hole In it but It's
1 of hole which may. never
be filled.
} Constitution says that, in
a president’s IneWBty to
It Sis power* and duties,
president win take over,
mn’t say whst an lnabt -
' who decides when tnabll-
ts and when it ends.
of presidential disa-
billty but on
only acts as president,
c disabled president tot
ison can't tell tha vioo
r« - ■■
some reasdn cant
nresident to take over for mm
<**TVl'ground rules seem pretty
narrow here tor
nedy became too disabled to
Johnson to. take ow fwjjg.
they want on It. The tenant*’ cot-
are set In bright, flower
RveBi
tenants’ cot-
filled garden*. Buy are comfort-
able inside with modem improve-
ment*; outside, they are white-
P-Washed in the Old manner, and the
htoe emokc irom the peat fire*
laid on the hearths curls up over
die thatched root* To Mmu$ the
lifetime neatness and tuetotaere
of the picturesque but not always
durable thatched not*, Hi* Lore-
ship grows a certain kind of rye
straw In hto ftolds that it
« «- *+ a
\y good ior tnatcrang.
i has bean argument over
titutlonal clause since the
Bj was put together. But
ft heart attack In 1955
R and the country to toe
[tome els rifle* ticn—Just
consulting Kennedy’s brother, the
TWrej- Jg j-
when Ills disability ends «nd
Her!
Dam;
ttrefrl
when hi*
(he third in which a dlsaBjhd
At
ond •
kept:
the *
claim
man
Vet
nated
South
late
chief
North
men*
wjM
Wayt
Tip
wet*
cheto
the P
left i
chop
and I
down
.top f
«m FAMILIES live on Adtefts
land and farm It, as their *►
cestors did before them. A *tud
farm which is part of the estate,
employs Q men. There are no
"ouisidenF* to (he are*, except
for (he resident* of a small hous-
ing development built in OOOpera-
County Council. Here,
[figSfSSS^S SdtorunftecoUntty.WhS
t rat or.a caMttuttoail thsnr ^ u ** Iffy qnretkw.
- d the hrle of Government lawyers say theX
t-'SSSf-a»g.t£ga .
BILL.- tas?*
t the help of the rrcs- ** mey g"(Wnejj Rogers
asked Congress in vain tor a con-
Ksi Sam Rayburn
thought a simple congressional
ess
A lot of
war* throufh. The only piece of possible information
in the wordy missives was tha...
. <i>ae, and thev
(EDITOR’S NOTik While
Brew Pm»* |» itf (iiHug tro:«
dent is still eating. tae chat* with
■pUI
Caroline
Kenacdy- waa n*tr ; fired-
her * story."■ ture to fl» ttvfc* qoi rite to-
Rusl
U
use<
JanetV
WASHINGTON -
Travell, the president's physkaan,
taugjht a_flushed and sputtering
"f-
\.
Secretary. o£ State Dean Rusk, a little late for a
breakfast appointment on Capitol Hill, rusHe^ into the
senate restaurant kitchen. He asked where he could
find the gathering, hopiag the kitchen or waiter*
;■ would know. . ;......“.....>■:..............-......... ......-----
They looked blank—so Rusk went on to mention the
representative who had invited him to attend. Smiling,
the cooks and bottle washers patiently explained that
he was on the senate side of the Capitol, and should
go over to the House side.
As he toft, a waiter shook his head and said, “How
can a guy likejthat get around the world the way he#
does and not even know the difference between the
two branches of Congress?”
Speaker Sam Ravburn _
to piiU oh )us panto.
Good Game. Fellows
'
Wtshmgt0n' ,,9enator*” recently^articipaited with
congressmen in a congressional night baselall game.
Some of tie big leaguers played with House members
on one side, with a similar division of pros and ama-
teurs on the other. .
11 Because he hails from Ohio. Gene Wpodling, a JPemr
ocrat and big leaguer, WhS'put oh the same team with
Rep. William H. .Ayres, from that state, who happens
to be a Republican. ”• v
During the game, Ayres banged one against the left
field fence. The best Woodfing could do was pop out
After the game, Ayres fished a congressional pass out
of his pocket and handed it to Woodlirig,-saying, “after,
tonight maybe we ought»to trade places?’
Woodling batted that one right out of the. park by
replying, “Our district has been needing a good Demo-
crat in Congress for a long time?’
The lesson was offered, at
course, strictly in the line at
m&s&Mt' ....... .......
Rayburn had been grumping
—about-a badatche which he im-
prerieely celled “himhijo.” At
the president's suggestion. Vice
President Lyndon-Johraon urged
the Speaker to see Dr.' Travell
who specializes in easing bade
pains.
The wispy-haired, grandmother-
ly White House physician located
the pain and shot novocaine into
■it , .
“I have never been sick in
my life,’ but it was worth It- to
meet you,” growlbd Raybum in
grudging admiration as he
reached for his trousers.
He balanced himself shakily on
. one leg. started to thrust the other
into the pants.
----'NcT’ shrieked Dr Travel!.
n,'tltirt’s''hor 'the way to put '
burden him with toMre shout
keeping fit Instead, she will get
a point across obikpiely, with *
quest*#! such as. ‘'have you been
tor a swim in the pool latety?"
She also looks after the other
members of the First Family.
Whto the Kennedy* mured into
the White House, ne warned that
the tomes from (be newly painted
walls were a little too strong tor
the children and advised Mrs. Ken-
the wall
toB to c i
inscribed:
smiBr Srait
who ihade the mdOt Mft,1
JAlWrHWVELLIs
to enemy that she;
been a Kennedy hers*
pistol shot. Her dot
John
nedy to take them to the country
; iSlSffli'■ ' * ' - '"'w
i Willard Travel!
Cty. was skteh an
marksman that he hatiWMoot
■ the rooms could be aired. ■
■ Dr. Travell also decided, to con-
ftultation with the Secret Service. I
pistol range In the hwtt at
that baby Jotm*s Papers should
bp laundered in the White*
House
Hou^
Ti'.u* saved » costly security check
on aB the employes of a diaper
M •
The fir*t woman doctor in the
White House, she occupies a cwy.
white roam on the ground Door
With, hay windows lofting out on
tt« rose garden. When Jackie
'■ _r
, home.
She broke in the 1
tennis courts for dii* on and
tide* in the BerkshirWr trails
she has axed out hr
Moo with the
too. tlir houses conform to /ho tra-
ditional character of the Irish
tags*
Like
States.
In V
village of Adare attracts the kind
ge> ed these
Like restoration* tn the United only to t»
■w.ca^snf^ tzs
4 Sturbridge. Maks., the Irish They w
the
__it. A lot
raised about it, I
attorney* general
id reached a rea-
It should be not-
; agreements applied
ir men involved. No
it or vice president
aot might do.
* Government
d£ue£id to^the court*, a* TO*
tree to mate «w
tlm, Ot
thQi
tional amendment. , _
jonnson . uiu, -Med Kennedy,
of
fravriL
hare
M, tee
rfdi 's, and.
vYork-
isiastic
About seven y«rs ago, the Earl
of Dunraven sit about to satisfy
*MN visitors whose taste tor the
. past matches hi* own. After toe
death of his* father, when h# M<s-
ceeded to toe title and lands, he
converted Dunraven Arms, the lo-
cal family “pub”, into • wnaU
luxury total which can accom-
modate about 30 gueslt. Prince**
Grace of Monaco and Prince Ra-
nter, on their recent state tMft to
likely bo do the |
of doUiar* to •omeoae.
>w Your Bridge
-fy t. JAY 1ECKSR’
Ireland, stayed at Dunnvew Arm*.
So did Tunlrian Prerideirt Bour-
nioii ham*
stj
guiba on Wp. recent visit.
Despite her own ri> phyri-
elieves
like an airport beacon.
"I am w yet
cal activity, however sell
for
________ the
rocking chair Prate iennedy
first saw in her otind now
uses daily.
H
The gardens and grounds are
Lord Dunraven’s special charge
and pride and his prize dahlias
are just now reaching perfection,
some of them a platter - steed
twenty Inches in .diameter. Her
LadrtteP turned her taiants and
AflHriCtt love of comfort « ■
lQ109f
(AQltlt
•|
W the
and decoration «f toe
Inn, making it in the image ot
a tine country house. Ste super-
vises every detail of maasfsniMt
*A«T»
kJ»J4
i:
Try and Stop Mo
hendf, tm toe color and design
ot the Galway ?. woven carpets to
' prepared by A
_____years old,’ he snorted,
“and no woman is going: to tell
me how .to put on my pants'."
“TVuitt.e+firvi and wnhhl*> nn oi
your pants!
----lv BENNETT CERF
rpOIDAY ELIA KAZAN Is one of the gfeat w
•l H'Dliysnwd producers; but when he first sought
role in the movies—back in tha thirties—he was
member of an “egghead"
New ’.fork repertory com-
pany called the Group
Theatw*, “Kaxanf" echoed
the movie VJJP, who in-
terviewed him. “What
kind of n name is that
for a man who hopes to
be a screen star? Tell
Hp i. . tittle #ary about stoou- you what I’d do if I were
'GtHie' And Sir Cedric
-the excellent food
French cook.
The inn is in the heart of the
Limerick Hunting Country and
there are three championship golf
-tin SO miles. The
*3)001;-Stand and wobble on one
foot,” toe woman doctor persisted.
''even young men can rain their
.......
She directed him to sit to a
chair, then pull his trousers on.
StoTOisfciy, toe crusty old war-
horsefitoisL
course* sM tothto , ,
famous salmon and trout of Ire-
land abound in toe river Maigue,
and there Is a stretch of this riv-
er raeerved tor Dunraven guests.
SL
MEANWHILE, Presidait Kennedy
is springy as ever after taking
Tli. TMSirallf* a
Dr. Travail's elaborate treatment
for his own ailing back
New Strides Seen
In Training Of
Conge Leaden
To Remain Inseparable
how1 minor, yod are apt to be in-.
i matzoDall soup.’-' v
' By BOB THOMAS
AJP Movie-T Writer umiated with mateeball soup.
HOLLYWOOD (AP) - That The satos tfalmw MH: -Bog
wiltSy incongruous team of Ger- as a grandmother wtoo attends a
trade Berg and Sr Cedric Hard- .university where Hardwicke is a
wicke is transferring from toe tea professor. The situation sounds
houses to the campus, SnSWSF airrfire“'aM'‘'W' *nes "mFpit
no trace of the old troilWe.
But Dr. Travell still keeps a
sharp ortooscopie. eye on his
health. Every morning at break-
fast, she grabs a small medical
kit and .takes the White House
elevator to the second floor where
to» Kennedy* live. If the presi-
good aJest,** demurred
Kazan. “Th*ro,* a French
painter by that bun
arid everybody will forget that painter aver existed!
(AP) —The U.N. Congo o.
reported new strides today iri its
campaign to train Congolese to
take over the complex tasks per-
formed for the past year by inter-
national experts.
In a report the United Natkne
e Congo''. “ ^%itttm
opertem uSi
fiouth Weal
it
Opeterig
lira Itellaiie hte woa the
world championsftipiur years
ant if tte last *ws Ssnce won
last year to Turin) but this
does not mean that fy do not
occasionally have a ft hand.
Her* ia one they
the French to the W<
Olympiad last year. AU» first
taMe^ with Belladonn Korth
and ArenlH touth ft Italy,
and Bacherich and Ghdbm sit.
ting Welt and Hast, j* tdd-
KWSS
Tte loss was not Mr***
jptera at first btaeh, taesus*
fi* spades eouM M to*
aads by Batesri* tor a nootw
of 980 polnu The Roman pair .
lost onbrmo potato top«^
JmtZmlkrtA * tha reeon*
UMe, with the IbMfe PH of
Trout and Ml MMMkwtlA
the fcttkPtrmte*
south Weak IftMk ■«*
34 Pass im Pa*
Fn* £ pate twe
reraU* opening bid of three
diamonds to Mow a moderately
good hand with lota-of dia-
monds. ftwH responded threo
notruma-not to the expect** .
tion of making &, but mono
front fear th«f to) opponent*
might have a gem
Thil etrategy tamed out to
he highly successful, became to
became very difficult for Bate
to bid at thto point East bad no
way of knowing that Treael wan.
skating on ttita ice.
As a result, Seat passed, tone
Joeing the opportunity to score
again* for Italy. And then, aa
if thto warn not already bad
enough, Eate M a heart, which
proved to be a godsend to de-
M—
takeout doable of
preemptive three
sponse by Bell HI
worked out wry fortima
clarar, Trexsl quickly ran with
: nine trlcte to score 800 jx
potato
for Item*,
Ita^ted^oolwtote^ thto
for OM-dret.
s
Judged the operation “has already
Istaved off disaster and is begin-1
is in sight, keep the Berg-Hardwicke axis go-
“Forttmately. we get along ” ing for years,
saw Sir Cednc. I asked him if he really wanted
teh widow and he a Japanese This sounded a little drastic, but
gentleman. to. explained:. "That ia the dUfi-
“It is remarkable,’’ the dtotin- culty of all salaried persons, ac-
®iiriied actor reflected. "I have tors especially- You might have a
bera in
many long rum on the good-paying job, hut it is highly
stage during toy lifetime. But nev- taxable.’ Then you could be out of
.er Have ' " ........ ....._.......-......-.........- j
ve I been associated with an work for six monies and eat up
actress wifii vritom I got aiorig so a¥'y6#’T^m®:Mhe only way
W»3I. aa actor can save any mtmey ls
"There is only one danger with to be somewhat of a croc* and
Gerirade. H^ou let her know that form a corporation or ,live in
you have an ailment, no matter Switzerland ’’ * j ”
TODAY'S GRAB BAG Sfi!*
fOUC OF FAMA-OtiCSS THE NAMt ChaotUly,
ning to move slowly forward, al-
beit against a somber'
1. What to the Fata Morgana
vrisite to often aesa ta the Mao-
sina Strait*?
3. What ootor to fulvouaT
■ i, te mythology, the Trojan
youth called Ganymede waa
carried .off by M eagle to eerre
ta what oapot^r? .........
4. Where to the Johor*
.Causeway? r
.Jk Haag Kong to at the month
M MM Hlto>
^iparently o|
wry eve when he wee U j
assumed oommand of tile
of the Potomac. Who w<i
2—Unale of the cavalry |
er above, thto general is !
aa “the man who open i
the Weta." He disttagif
Hintaelf as boob as h* e si
the Army at Oueatts
Heights in the War of 3j
When the Mexican Whr'
oat in 1848 he wts a brijg
general in charge of the i
of the West, which the |i
of grav<
When the fpimer Belgian colony
1960, it had only a handful of coL
lege graduate*, no medical doc-
tors or Judge*. Few Congolese
held portions et rasporeiWUty.
By the end of June 1961, the
report stated, about 1,000 Congo-
lese had been enrolled in training
LGrueM
srsr
MLA crane
Sjavanera
’ ruler
LCtanew
customs, eaucauon, neaun ana fnifn^
police duties.
The U. N. dvlliin reera^mk to.
directed by Robert Rossborough
of' Britain.
now
1848
to. Chop
M-Fact
(diaL)
"W
2. Anxiety
XUnejs- !
pcctodty ’
4, Sesame
fi.
- god
flkAdtWlH
dt White,'.....
pest
g. Partly
9. Compank*
IO. Furnished
With shoe*
.Good
(colloq.)
20. CM birds
21.8a*
22. CM
name
24. Living
28. Free *
21. Observe
28. Seesaw*
31 F’giHjR
34. Music . Salarday’s AIMS
.not* to. Effigy
Incite 4L Apple
Crcsoeab- ' tej&tr
shape* 43.—^toSI
figure haw
tM.......
was formulst-
a «*wtt gorernnwit ta Baf.ti
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o^Jttewgl^ft^inRoe^]oeteWtoWsIdScott ^tle1^San
ve»t and British Prime Minister
Winston Churchill met at sea
to set ap a plan lor world peace
Mkreteg Wort* War H.
ITS 884N SAID
Thooecrot if happinem It rite
wimtetetota Amfreio Oanmgtt,
WAMN TOWt lANOUAM
UBCTORr-tLek-teri-noUn;
a reader, aa at lectures in tote
vsrrity, or of scriptural lemon*
Origtoc Latta.
fte this officer, “and a most
perfect soldier." He W*a .’3*1
when he entered Cohimtaa as
a sophomore te 1980. Al^^B
he inherited a million. djHara]
from hie grandfather apd ritndd
hare led a Iffe of lateure, he
entered the Army. Bent: to
study the Frenoh cavalry, he
fought in tito Algerian ctun-l
paign, and returned to aer\re
France again ta 1858, tweomirv?
the first American to win tha?
Legion of Honor. Meanwhile fed
tost**Jit arm In the Muniican'i
was fee T
(fesmss «t bottom *t Wli^r]
root ruiuM
att mmeoemart' FI
aad *vt>M guamte tar
of steady ptefres*. -ft
child wte have a shews *
HAWWRTHDAT
Vo Sara Taft Memo*, ptmm
secretary of AprireHaro; Job*
CarroO, yamer; Martini Msp>
1m,> baritone, and
ToyUmnm, torn/k
‘^BSSSr War."
Historians rank him as one
of the very top general* ot the I
Civil War, oomtaning the dar-
ling of a J.E.B. Stuart with the
experience of five war*. Hi
wan tailed reoonnottettay at
HOWD YOU MAXI O LI IP
. t A feiir«F*, fM»*rty ,%;
tea* to a tally agency.
A 6op-be*r*r to Ban*.
4. Between gtam* Mb
■«i"tote». - J
fi. The Canton. M
1 ''*m
V1""1!""" 'I11
borough told a news conference.
“More.and more ot our experts
Wfl! work in the field-*-** security
conditions now allow them the
personal safety lacking 12 months
,ago.” ;; ,'
, In the past year, thetL.N. op^
eratlon has cost an estlmMed J18
... ^ tre.
______________ million
went for famine relief in the ref-
ugee areas of South Kasai, where
atauge
H'ilttlib ■
tt. Adriatic
seaport
23. Cuts -
.27. Proficient
28. Coufedwr-
miflion—donated mottly by
United States. Another »0 mil
went for famine relief In the
ugee areas of South Kasai wl ■
the United Nations reported 8t<
one point that hundreds Of BslubH
tribesmen, Women and children
Se^te
mmi
0
♦tribesmen, women Mdl
were dying of starvation
Bible terse
32. Amlstant
S3. Longs %r
35. Wiflg
' 38. Father's
- Day gift
30. Muscular
twitch
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thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and
shalt bellevi In thine heart that
God hath-raised him from the
deed, thou shalt be saved. Ro-
mans 10:9
measure
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Carthage
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 274, Ed. 1 Monday, August 14, 1961, newspaper, August 14, 1961; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1056970/m1/6/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.