The Day Nobody Talked To Congress
The article profiles Fred M. Frisbee a 32 year old Duluth recluse who testifies before 16 congressional committees under the Presidents executive privilege doctrine. Frisbee, famed for being skeptical and aloof, surprisingly meets with President during a dramatic White House handshake broadcast on the evening news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hoppe
Washington
Fred M. Frisbee
Duluth
Frisbee
Capitol Hill
White House
Congress
SCEA Shake Up Signals Power Clash at Delicate Crossroads
The SCEA Delegate Assembly rejected a state level PAC while firing executive secretary Carlos Gibbons and backing Agnes Hildebrand Wilson. Labels of militancy rise and fall amid internal authority fights as Chavez and UFW face waning support. Health officials in Memphis note money is less germ laden than thought.
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S. C. Education Assn
SCEA
Political Action Committee
PAC
Carlos W. Gibbons
Agnes Hildebrand Wilson
Dr. Gibbons
Dr. Wilson
The Hunt in Aiken Echoes 1929 English Hunt Scenes
The piece recalls hunting near Aiken with Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock and Mrs. J Averill Clark leading, followed by famous whips. It describes pine scented South Carolina pine woods, the foxhounds, and riders in hunting attire, the staff in white breeches, guests in black, and the vivid pink coats that color the scene.
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Aiken
Thomas Hitchcock
J. Averill Clark
President Casts Divine Right Over Powers Debate
Attorney General and Muskie Subcommittee debates executive sovereignty as Clark Clifford cites four presidential hats. They note the President cannot be fully curbed but may be checked when acting as political leader. Without an amendment defining executive privilege, the President retains privacy and supremacy.
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Holmes Alexander
Richard Kleindienst
Muskie Subcommittee On Separation of Powers
Congress
White House
Lincoln
Senate
Muskie
Clark Clifford
Truman
Johnson
Clifford
Truth and Lies in Everyday Life
Billy Graham counsels L.B. on overcoming a habit of lying through turning to Scripture. He cites Isaiah 30 and Psalm 141, notes no distinction for white lies, and urges reliance on God's Spirit to conquer the tendency, ending with a call to guard the lips and embrace plain truth.
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Billy Graham
L.B
Isaiah
Christ
Satan
Is Marijuana Harmful To Use
A religious author questions marijuana's harm and addiction potential. The piece notes no physiological withdrawal but reports psychological dependence and anxiety or self harm in deprivation. It suggests marijuana is habituating rather than addictive, though recent studies hint at little difference.
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Rev
W.S. McBirnie
D.D
Marijuana use harms creativity and accuracy in tests
FBI law bulletin reviews experiments showing marijuana impairs comprehension and analytical thinking while users feel mood and ability improve. Tests reveal nine of twelve scored lower after use, while eight of twelve believed scores rose, with no perceived loss in efficiency. Marijuana erodes ambition and sense of responsibility, potentially stifling creative contributors.
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Law Enforcement Bulletin of the
FBI
Minnesota
Robert D. Cathcart Retires as Executive Editor
Obituary note from the Aiken Standard dated Tuesday April 24 1973 informs readers that Robert D. Cathcart is stepping down as executive editor after a longtime tenure with the paper.
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Robert D. Cathcart
Lawmaker-Legislators Barred From PSC Practice Proposed
The House Judiciary Committee favors a bill by Rep. Joseph P. Riley Jr. to bar lawyer-legislators from practicing before the South Carolina Public Service Commission. The measure, narrowed to PSC only, faces uncertain Senate prospects but signals ethical concern among younger lawmakers. Riley earns praise as a pathfinder on this ethics issue.
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House
Judiciary Committee
S. C. Public Service Commission
Joseph P. Riley Jr
Charleston
General Assembly
Public Service Commission
Robert E. Kneece
Richland
Riley
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United Farm Workers
Chavez
UFW
Memphis
South Carolina
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The
Regster and Tribune Syndicate
Samuel A. Cothran
Aiken, S.C
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