Washington column flags Senate conflicts of interest
Drew Pearson reports on how executive branch reforms outpaced Congress in curbing gifts and stock holdings. He notes McGrath’s firing over a disclosure questionnaire and contrasts stricter Johnson era rules with Capitol Hill’s lack of checks on lawmakers' investments. He cites Scheuer Morse as examples of self restraint. He also highlights Patrick Gordon Walker’s White Sulphur Springs speech on Asia and US Soviet ties.
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N.C
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Howard McGrath
Truman
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Tom Dodd
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Grath
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James Scheuer
D- N.Y
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Tax Executives Institute
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
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United States
Russia
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
America
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