Disorder in America Requires Broad Law Enforcement Effort
Congressman Robert E. Jones addressed the Alabama Peace Officers Association in Huntsville arguing that restoring order demands more than policing. He urged adequate funding, updated equipment, court reform, and citizen support to back law enforcement and uphold justice.
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America
Robert E. Jones
Alabama Peace Officers Association
Huntsville
Rep. Jones
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Honest wealth is measured by conscience not gold
Billy Graham notes that honesty remains valuable though prosperity seems unfair. He cites Shakespeare and Kipling to warn that wealth without virtue breeds misery, and warns graduates to value integrity over money, power, or fame.
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Shakespeare
Rudyard Kipling
McGill University
Kipling
House Ways and Means backs 12 month tax surcharge extension
The House committee approves a 12 month extension of the income tax surcharge as part of a four part anti inflation package. The plan includes tax relief for 5.7 million poor and is expected to yield a $9 billion revenue measure with a projected $6 billion surplus for fiscal 1970 starting July 1.
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HOUSE
Ways and Means
Nixon
House Committee
Burger real estate ties fuel cautions on swift Supreme Court confirmation
Washington column flags a 1964 East Capitol Street deal involving Chief Justice Burger and lobbyist Rowland Kirks. It questions the rushed Senate vote, possible silent partnership, and the lack of FBI checks, noting a $47,000 purchase and subsequent loss on resale plus a later mortgage by a State Department official.
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Warren E. Burger
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Burger
Earl Warren
Abe Fortas
Court of Appeals
National Automobile Dealers Association
East Capitol St
Rowland Kirks
Justice Burger
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen
Illinois
Supreme Court
Sen
Mansfield
William Fulbright
Arkansas
FBI
D.C
Myron Drapen
Minnesota
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Kirks
Kenneth Strawberry
State Department
District of Columbia
Burger and
Strawberry
David—Bazel
Justi Skelly Wright
William Brennan
Concord
U. N
Arthur Goldberg
Abe Ribicoff
Connecticut
U.S. Court of Appeals
Clifford the
Dove
Clark Clifford
Clifford
Lyndon Johnson
New York
Sen. Fulbright
Foreign- Relations Committee
Johnson
Powell Case Highlights House Authority Over Disorderly Members
Viewpoint argues the Supreme Court erred in limiting the Powell case to eligibility and procedures. It asserts the House may expel for disorderly behavior, and that Powell was denied a seat despite meeting basic qualifications. The piece criticizes the court for narrowly interpreting the Constitution and warns of broader implications for congressional autonomy.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Adam Clayton Powell
House of Representatives
Powell
High Court
House
Newark
Committee On the House Administration
House Committee
Supreme Court
90Th Congress
Congress
Department of Justice
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Misstatements Prompt AP NYT Credit Notice
A clipped dateline text notes misstatements never intentional and provides subscription rates for Daily and Sunday delivery. Details include per year prices for trade and non trade customers, carrier delivery charges, and rural route options.
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