The Capitol Police because of the newsletter. Whoever wrote it calls farrakhan an opportunist and race baiter, whose rhetoric will lead to fireworks between the people attending the march and officers working it. The last million man march, 1 million africanamerican men, not one arrest, not one fight. The letter seems to anticipate a problem based on stereotypes about africanamerican men. Reporter the polices labor union agrees. In an email sent to wusa, chairman said many officers found the memo offensive and comments like the one in the letter contribute to antipolice attitudes. A spokesperson for u. S. Capitol police said the letter was rescinded because it was never approved in the first place. In a statement provided to wusa, the spokesperson said this document does not reflect the viewpoint or values of the u. S. States Capitol Police, nor was it intended to provide instruction or guidance to our employees. Guys, that statement goes on to say that the department has launched an i
She is live at fort meade with what we know about the suspect this new. Reporter for quite some time they did not know when exactly where exactly this man was. Its been an exhausting 14 hour search and he came to an end about an hour ago. The suspect is now in custody. Look at these images. Chopper seven was overhead. He was spotted in a wooded area similar to what you are seeing, trying to hide. We were there as Police Closed in on him. Let me give you some background. At around 9 00 in the morning, this evening yesterday. Officers spotted a stolen vehicle at a Baltimore City and try to pull over the driver. The car sped off in crashed into an unmanned gate at the nsa. It was an intense and active search overnight with several agencies involved. County, state police, u. S. Park police searched above with helicopters. We saw helicopters until 9 00 in the morning searching for the suspect. Most of the activity was off of u. S. Route 32. We know residents were told for about 12 hours to
Mr. Hatch madam president . The presiding officer the senator from utah. Mr. Hatch i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. The presiding officer without objection. Mr. Hatch madam president i just want to mention what Speaker Boehner said about this bill were about to look into, ans thatsand thats the chip bill and the s. G. R. The if physician payment bill. What Speaker Boehner said is quote unless the Senate Passes the housepassed doc fix bill, significant cuts to physicians payments will begin tomorrow. The house legislation passed with overwhelming bipartisan support and we do not plan to act again so we urge the senate to approve the housepassed bill without delay. He summed it up pretty well. The fact of the matter is, this has been a long or a long ordeal that a lot of us have worked on for a long time, a lot of people on capitol hill. If we can pass this bill tonight, it will be a major major accomplishment. And we can go back to the Child Health Insuran
And pr, the field that supports the media. I built on his work and did what teachers and scholars say, i extended the his geography histiography. He would say that eisenhower was driven by a Public Relations mentality. Everything he did as a general and president , that was some facet of what he did. One of the reasons why i was telling people the title of the book and they were an eisenhower fan and they winced, because Public Relations can have a Bad Reputation in some circles. When i say that eisenhower embraced and was driven by Public Relations it was not a sense that he wanted to grab glory of it was not a sense that he wanted to fool people. Just the opposite. Eisenhower believed that Public Relations, if properly practiced, was he central to american democracy. And he wrote that in his book at ease. That Public Relations was good for american democracy. He saw it as a way for general eisenhower to get the American Public on board for the war. And he saw it as a way for presiden
Staff. Kevin bailey, thank you for being the best archivist on the face of the earth. The work so hard, that is such great skill, such expertise. Working with me, a green researcher, he had a lot of patients and i appreciate that. He had a lot of patience and i appreciate that. Millner, the archive technician, runs a fantastic research room. Kathy helped me with the photos. Literally everybody on this campus that is the Eisenhower Center i think helped me in one way or another. I would also like to thank retired archivist jim because you gave me the idea for this project. Without him the project definitely would not have happened because it was his idea. I would like to thank you were all a part of this village and thank you for helping me these past few years. Dwight David Eisenhower was born on october 14, 1890. We are about to celebrate the 125th anniversary of his birth. During this 125 years, one thing is clear to me. That he has a legacy from the war that is his greatest legacy.