The Payoff From Vigilante Talk In Los Angeles
An editorial traces Ed Davis call for citizen protection and FBI support for public defense. It argues laws and courts cannot cover all dangers and urges readiness to assist law enforcement, warning against vigilantism while condemning the era’s drift. The piece condemns the shift as a self inflicted consequence of past court actions.
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Los Angeles
Ed Davis
Davis
Law and Order
FBI
Record of a TV Bicentennial interview with President Ford
Jack Anderson defends a televised Bicentennial interview with President Ford. He recounts Nessen’s charges of being duped, the network refusal to air the program, and political reactions on Capitol Hill. Anderson plans Buckley’s Firing Line broadcast to present the President’s patriotism and views.
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Ford
America
Nessen
Capitol Hill
Nelsen
Ron
William Buckley
Buckley
Automated church giving pilot ACTS expands on credit
A pilot program in five major metros tests ACTS Authorized Contribution Transfer Service enabling pledges or memorial funds to be deducted from checking or charged to credit cards. Ten denominations participate under The National Council of Churches Commission on Stewardship. The goal is steadier funding for churches facing attendance lapses.
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ACTS
Commission On Stewardship of
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National Council of Churches
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Big cities doomed by Paul Harvey commentary
A Corry Evening Journal excerpt discusses Paul Harvey’s take on depopulation in Saigon and Phnom Penh, New York City’s fiscal peril, welfare strain, and church giving under ACTS. It cites ethics in business codes, loyalty, and potential impacts on corporate integrity and public trust.
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Phnom Penh
New York
Exxon Corp
Richard M. Nixon
Archie Carroll
Managers contend with ethics under pressure across ranks
University of Georgia management professor John Cunniff reports a survey of 10 propositions on business ethics. Almost 65 percent of managers agreed that current pressures push personal standards aside to meet goals, most among lower ranks, while top managers largely disagreed. Also cited are concerns about city finances and outside funding influences, with broad agreement among middle and lower managers on ethical strain and on the realism of campaign contributions reflecting today’s business ethics climate.
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University of Georgia
Carroll
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