Tag: April 1962
Regulatory Backlog Sets Stage for Government Takeover
In a chilling warning, former presidential adviser James M. Landis sounded the alarm about the dire consequences of regulatory agencies’ inability to keep pace with the demand for oversight. On April 3, 1962, Landis cautioned that if the federal regulatory process is not expedited, the US could be headed for a catastrophic consequence: government ownership…
Benjamin M. McKelway’s Editorial Office Under Scrutiny, Washington D.C., 1962
A mysterious controversy has besmirched the good name of Benjamin M. McKelway, esteemed editor of the Evening Star. Sources close to the investigation have revealed that McKelway’s office, located at 2nd St and Virginia Ave, has been at the center of a heated debate. As the Evening Star’s top editor, McKelway’s influence and reputation have…
