Word: freemans
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...weeks, Committee Chairman Harold Cooley of North Carolina had been anxiously waiting for McSween, or one of three other Southern Democrats opposed to the bill, to change his mind and join the 17 Democrats who were for passage. All four were pressured by Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman, and all four were exhorted to stand firm by the bill's bitter enemy, the American Farm Bureau Federation. Four times, Cooley hopefully convened the committee for a vote. Four times, when he saw that he did not have the necessary 18 ayes, Cooley gaveled the committee into adjournment while Republicans taunted...
...could buy a house on terms there for less than they paid for tenement rents. But some fundamentalist ministers claim that their young congregations include doctors, bankers and other professional men who have become dissatisfied with traditional Protestantism. "All the people have to be reached,'' says James Freeman, pastor of the Church of God. Mountain Assembly, in the Cincinnati suburb of Norwood. "We have college people, high school people, and, as in all churches, the uneducated...
Thurs., May 3 At the Source (CBS, 10-10:30 p.m.). Orville Freeman, Secretary of Agriculture, is interviewed about his farm bill, currently before Congress...
...A.D.A. again missed the winner's wagon, showed a mild preconvention preference for Minnesota's Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, an A.D.A. member. The organization cannot forgive Kennedy for saying back in 1953 that he was "not comfortable with" the A.D.A. type. Aside from Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman and Presidential Assistant Arthur Schlesinger Jr., no prominent Administration officials hold A.D.A. membership cards. Chester Bowles, Soapy Williams, Arthur Goldberg and Abraham Ribicoff had all ceased to be members before they joined the Administration team. Presidential Special Counsel Ted Sorensen was an A.D.A. fire-eater in his college days, but drifted...
Keith Julian, John Hutchinson, Bill Mares, John Damis, Ian Pasley-Tyler, and Richard Carey are the starting backs. The scrums should be John van Schalkwyck, Ron Juvonen, Jim Beery, Gene Skowronski, Mike Auer, Lyle Mishell, Dick Schulman, and Lee Freeman. If you like a fast, rough game, drop by the old House football field...