Campaign finance ethics whispered on absenteeism during campaigns
The piece laments Senators George McGovern and Thomas Eagleton drawing salaries while campaigning for the Democratic nomination. It questions ideas of repaying pay, proposes no simple fix for absenteeism, and argues taxpayers deserve value, noting the high cost of running and the need for candidates to balance duties and fundraising. It ends with a caveat about areas of the world where elections have lone candidates.
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Sen
George McGovern
Thomas Eagleton
Congress
Due Diligence and Bankers in New Issue Scrutiny
New York AP notes investment bankers underwriting private companies must perform due diligence on clients. SEC data show several failed or distressed issues from 1968 to 1969. Proposals aim to require inclusion of due diligence details in registration statements to aid investors.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Frank Brown
Frank C. Brown & Co
Brown
Nixon and therapist visits surface in 1950s and beyond
A collection of accounts traces Nixon’s long relationship with Dr. Arnold Hutschnecker from 1952 onward. Witnesses recall Nixon visiting the New York City physician into the early 1960s, with Dr. Hutschnecker noting no mental illness. The material includes Pearlson’s 1968 call details and conflicting denials from Nixon aides. Separate note reports Peace Corps head Joe Blatchford arranging photo hanging at his home in Alexandria, Virginia with a graphics expert.
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Richard Nixon
Arnold Hutschnecker
Park Avenue
New York City
Harriet van Horn
Peace Corps
Joe Blatchford
Pace Corps
Don Taylor
Blatchford
Cigarette as a lover theory discussed in health piece
A column examines smoking addiction and new theories likening cigarettes to a lover. It cites research claiming tobacco is highly addictive, links smoking to higher death and miscarriage risks, and notes a New Canaan study where women attempting cessation mourn and often relapse, with many calling cigarettes a lover.
Sports Essays on Why Games Are Played
A discussion on sports talks that aim to explain the deeper meaning behind sporting events. The piece notes five to six minutes of film and narration seeking to reveal why games are played and how they unfold, rather than who wins or loses, viewing sport as a revealing human endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean-Paul Sartre
Bud Lamoreaux
Bear Lake church marks 100th anniversary with special program
In Corry the Bear Lake Evangelical United Brethren Church will observe its century with a 1:00 a m dedication by Dr. S Paul Weaver, Erie Conference superintendent, and Rev Gerald M Lundeen. Marian Volk named Columbus Grange potato queen candidate at Town Hall meeting.
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Bear Lake
Marian Volk
Columbus Grange
Town Hall
Gerald Bensink
Corry Mall Ad Promises Low Prices on Suburban Goods
Fragmentary OCR shows an ad note from Mall in Corry offering second class by Mall, prices listed as fifteen cents per copy and ninety cents per six days week, suggesting a promotional insert with restricted territory by carrier.
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Bostege
Corry
Mall
Mall Imnovance
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Paul Harvey
New Canaan, Conn
Silver Hill Foundation
John Tamerin
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Cynthia Lowry
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