Senate Ethics Cry For A Code Of Standards
The Senate Ethics Committee backed away from using 4000 documents removed from Dodd's files as evidence and urged a clear ethical standard. The piece argues the Senate has failed to enact a formal code after the Bobby Baker scandal and urges strong safeguards to prevent self protective abuse.
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Senate Ethics
Senate Ethics Committee
John Stennis
Connecticut
Dodd
Stennis
U. S. Senate
Senate
Bobby Baker
Supreme Court Dean of retroactivity sparks controversy
The court refused blanket retroactivity for the new police station confession safeguards, 7 2 vote. Critics say the decision undermines rights while two New Jersey defendants sentenced to death for a 1959 Camden toy store murder could have benefited under the broader rules. The June 22 1964 Escobedo date is questioned as a constitutional safeguard.
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Supreme Court
High Court
New Jersey
Bery
Camden
Escobedo
Communists Convene Five Day U S A Convention in NYC
Editorial piece notes the Communist Party U S A opens a five day national convention in Webster Hall New York City on June 22. It cites dwindling membership from 75 000 to about 12 000 and discusses leadership figures like Gus Hall and Herbert Aptheker amid calls for unity with various leftist groups and observers.
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The
Communist Party U
Communist Party
Mah Jongg
Snoods
Wedgies
Tiffany Glass
Big Apple
J. Edgar Hoover
Reds
Webster Hall
New York City
Gus Hall
Herbert Aptheker
Congress
Brooklyn
Aptheker
Joseph Stalin
Bar Browder
Stalin
Students For A Democratic Society
W.E.B. DuBois
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
New York
New Left
Anone
Dodd Day and the Rise of Political Money
A column outlines ethical shifts sparked by Senator Dodd’s fundraising, denounces high cost campaigns, and calls for money reforms. It contrasts lobbyist influence, carpetbagger funding, and the role of television airtime with a push for values over wealth. The piece surveys NC primary spending, Negro votes, and aging investigative norms to critique Washington’s money-driven system.
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Washington
Tom Dodd
Congress
Too late to heed a life of self and pride
A mixed manuscript of poetry and news items traces regrets on delaying compassion and prayers, then shifts to Chicago furniture industry forecasts, High Point ties, a Fulton Daily Sun Gazette ownership change, marriage psychology notes, and an entertaining column on secrets preserving marriages. Dame Andrew Talbert. Ralph Nader. Interchemical’s James T. Hill. Stimble family. Elizabeth Garst. Dr John Cohen.
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Chicago
South
High Point
Detroit
Ralph Nader
Interchemical
James T. Hill
St. Joseph
Missouri
Donald R. Stimble
Sun-Gazette
Fulton
Anne Garst
Sharon
Cynthia
Eugene
Kansas City
Stimble
Missouri School of Journalism
Columbia, Missouri
Tribune
Leo Burnett
James W. Johnson
Virgil
Insider
John Cohen
Manchester University
England
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Viet Nam
Lloyd Cutler
Charles Patrick Clark
Harold Cooley
D-N
Agricultural Committee
North Carolina
R. J. Reynolds
Reynolds Tobacco Fortune
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Smith Bagley
Winston-Salem
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William Z. Wood
Harold Thomerson
Rep
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Thomerson
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Rhode Island
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