Public ethics standards urged for all government jobs
Opinion notes that ethical codes are essential across federal and local offices to maintain public trust. It cites disclosures, stock holdings in defense areas, and calls for universal ethics and financial disclosure rules for judges, lawmakers, and executives, highlighting Chief Justice Warren Burger’s elevation by President Nixon.
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Congressional Quarterly
Executive Branch
Congress
House
Senate
Ethics Committee
David Packard
Senate Armed Services Committee
Packard
House Armed Services Committee
Department of Defense
House Appropriations Committee
Earl Warren
Judicial Conference
Nixon
Warren Earl Burger
United States Supreme Court
Covetousness and Prayer in a Money Obsessed Life
Billy Graham counsels a reader about a husband driven by greed for wealth. He warns money can enslave, urges vigilance prayer and self control, and urges placing God first to overcome idolatry and covetousness.
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A. T
Jesus
God
Christ
Adam Clayton Powell III
Powell
Adam Clayton Powell, Sr
Franklin County
Lee
Grant
Appomattox
Beryl Slocum
Roger Williams
Chad Brown
Rhode Island
Virginia
Adam Powell
South
Miss Slocum
Newport
Jake Bowles
Slocum
Washington
Cathedral School
Radcliffe
Adam Powell Sr
West Virginia
New York
McKinley
George. Lewis Gillespie
Letter to the Editor challenges Anti-Sex Teach campaign claims
Joe Gregory from Athens Alabama objects to Jerry Buck’s article on the SIECUS sex education dispute. He argues the piece misleads by implying broad opposition, cites ties to Birch Society and Christian Crusade, and questions quoted figures and sources supporting sex education.
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Decatur
Alabama
Jerry Buck
Christian Crusade
The
Birch Society
Billy James Hargis
Siecus
Robert Welch
Joseph Fletcher
Isadore Rubin
Communist Party
Loyd Peak
John Birch Society
Otis Gay
William Masters
Mary Calderone
Rhonda Lorand
William McGrath
Joe Gregory
France Poher Victory Promises Pro American European Pact
Washington notes a French vote to install Alan Poher signaling a major shift from De Gaulle era policy. Poher would ally with the United States in Europe, back a united Western Europe, likely rejoin NATO, and resume aiding Israel’s Mirage jets while ending prestige projects. A devaluation cycle is anticipated in September.
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Washington
America
Charles de Gaulle
Alan Poher
de Gaulle
Poher
United States
Europe
France
NATO
Israel
Decatur Daily publication and misstatement note
The Decatur Daily, published afternoon daily and weekends in Decatur Alabama, outlines subscription rates by mail and carrier and includes a misstatement notice about a grievance process offering redress if the claim is found valid. The notice lists address, postage, and tax details for subscribers.
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Decatur Daily
Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee V P Co., Inc
P.O
Decatur Ala
Moto
Post Office Reform Must Come Says Viewpoint
David Lawrence argues for a national independent post office corporation to modernize mail, curb deficits, and speed delivery. He highlights 84 billion pieces annually, capital needs, and proposed reforms including bonds funding and binding arbitration without strikes, noting political hurdles and potential 1970 campaign impact.
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Washington
United States
Sarasota
Fla
Boston
Mass
Nixon
Johnson
Congress
Post Office Department
House
Gerald Ford
U.S
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
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