Word: capitols
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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During the early months of 1953, life will be lively on Capitol Hill, but no epic struggles are in prospect. Predicted Massachusetts' Joe Martin, who will be Speaker of the House: "I think there'll be very close liaison between the President and the Congress...
Next day, Frank Carlson heard his good friend Bob Taft's side of the story: the G.O.P. must not muff its big chance by allowing friction to develop between the White House and the Capitol; as majority leader, Taft would be thoroughly loyal to Ike Eisenhower; friction could be avoided best with Taft in the majority leadership. After the conference, Carlson telephoned around to other Ike-before-Chicago Senators, got their general endorsement of Taft as majority leader...
...hard for good garbage disposal in the District as for good government in the nation. Like any efficient housekeeper, the Star seldom wastes anything, every day prints almost all the 200,000 words that file into its city room over the A.P. wire. Although its coverage of the government, Capitol Hill and the world is more complete than any paper in the city, its neat, restrained columns (where liquor ads are banned) are jammed with reports on civic meetings, mothers' clubs, high-school graduations and local bird life. Says Editor Benjamin M. McKelway: The last time the paper...
...record buyers are finding it irresistible; in less than ten weeks, more than 2,000,000 records have been released by Columbia, Victor, Decca, Capitol and MGM. By all signs, it should be an even greater success than the 1948 hit, All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth...
...public policy, to introduce the successful case teaching method of the Law and Business schools into the field of administration. And its Consultant Program, which has secretly brought top government officials to Cambridge every week for the last decade, has established the link between the ivory tower and the Capitol Building, between the theory of government and its practice, that has resulted in the steady professorial migration to Washington of the last few years...