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...train. That night, Ike himself went to bed soon after his Omaha speech. But his advisers huddled anxiously through the night while correspondents listened to their discussions and badgered them for statements. With few facts at hand, many on the Eisenhower staff and most of the reporters adopted the framework set up by the Post and Democrat Mitchell; the discussion got down to an argument on the pros & cons of kicking Nixon off the ticket. Train correspondents reported the news that the Post story had thrown the Eisenhower train into a panic; by next morning the correspondents were typing...
...basic industries that first brought Europe's antique trade barriers and obsolescent machinery into the Little Howitzer's firing line. Then came the Schuman Plan for Europe. Monnet stumped the continent tirelessly, lambasting cynics and pessimists. "Just get the plan started," he would say, "and the whole framework of your difficulties will change for the better." He bristled with a sense of adventure: "I believe in the dynamic process which is life itself. A change brings a change...
...seizure order be sustained because of the . . . provisions that grant executive power to the President. In the framework of our Constitution, the President's power to see that the laws are faithfully executed refutes the idea that he is to be a lawmaker. The Constitution limits his functions in the lawmaking process to the recommending of laws he thinks wise and the vetoing of laws he thinks bad. And the Constitution is neither silent nor equivocal about who shall make laws which the President is to execute. The first section of the first article says that 'all legislative...
...Taft-Hartley Act, Congress's remedy for heading off important labor-management disputes. "Having that weapon at hand, any effort on his part to forge a new and different weapon only aggravates the claim of usurpation which we are compelled to make. There was no statutory framework for this seizure. What then...
...what has, in fact, already been deterring the Soviet and Chinese Communists from more open armed aggression in Asia today. But would it not be better if that deterrent influence were openly and unashamedly organized on behalf of the Community of Free Nations? That could be done within the framework of the U.N. charter . . ." Tacit Sponsor? Five months ago the U.S. National Security Council agreed "in principle" to the doctrine of retaliation (TIME, Jan. 14, 28). But the U.S. had never officially proclaimed its policy, and thereby had lost the deterrent power that such a policy might have...