Justices Urge Stricter Outside Financial Limits
Supreme Court Justices Arthur J. Goldberg and Tom C. Clark urged strict limits on external activity and full disclosure of holdings by judges. They cautioned against stock or commodity market entanglements and called for transparency involving a judge’s family finances. They testified to a judiciary subcommittee reviewing ethics codes amid Nixon nomination debates.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Tom C. Clark
Escante
Goldberg
Clark
Judiciary Subcommittee
Separation of Powers
Subcommittee
Sam J. Ervinode
Te N.C
Nixon
Clement F Hwaynaworth
de Ervin
Haynaworth
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Capette Missing From City Store
Police report a theft at Gil's Furs 3414 B4th St. a six skin capette valued at 300 vanished after two Necro women plus two others talked with officers. Suspect named to police. two other incidents involve a stolen cash from a vending machine and attempted burglary at a service station.
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Gil
Joseph Gil
James McDowell
McDowell
Parkway Drive
Senate
Ateaun Enea
Haynsworth
TV Guide Highlights for Lubbock Amarillo and Fort Worth
TV listings chronicle Channel 11 34 Channel 2 Midland Channel 4 Fort Worth Channel 6 Dallas shows for October 1 1969 including Bright Prom Guns Stars movies soap operas and daily talk shows with stations KCBD KLBK KGNC KMID KTVT WFAA offering programs such as Peyton Place Guiding Light Gunsmoke Dennis and the Duke and Perry Mason along with news weather and sports segments.
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KCBD
Lubbock
Peyton Place
Big Valley
eyBrink
WSBR
Sudan
Bronson
Doctors
Mexico
KMID
Midland
Fort Worth
Lucy Rivers
Askawment Ib
Mike Mouse
Paris
Popeye
Radio Stations Listing Highlights by Market
A fragmentary radio directory shows non network stations such as KSEE 1460 and KRLPB 956, and network stations including KBFM FM 96.3 KLBR-FM 4.5 and KSEL-FM 93.7. It also references KUBD IN BEY 1590 and KAY 530, with unclear descriptors.
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BELL
KSEE
Four Nations Told What U S Expects Trade Wise
Treasury Secretary David M. Kennedy told Germany Italy Switzerland and Japan to aid global recovery and avoid new restrictions. He warned major economies must not lag in correcting balance of payments problems as a Treasury spokesman named the four targets.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
United States
Treasury Department
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
Japan
Kennedy
Nixon Backs Direct Election Drive For President
President Nixon urged Congress to pass a constitutional amendment for direct popular vote for president. The House approved a plan abolishing the Electoral College with a possible two candidate runoff if no one wins 40 percent. Senate prospects are uncertain though Nixon’s stance boosts support among lawmakers and state legislators.
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Washington
APY
Nixon
House
Senate
George Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Congress
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Senate Judiciary Committee
Scott
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Eight U S wives press Hanoi on POW fate in Paris talks
In Paris eight tearful American wives from Oklahoma demanded information on their missing husbands and one son held as POWs in North Vietnam after a 60 minute meeting with delegation leader Xuan Oanh. They asked for Hanoi to reveal fate while a Vietnamese spokesman said requests would be forwarded for consideration. A prior promise of letters to families was not repeated.
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Paris
Oklahoma
Hanoi
Vietnam
Xuan. Oanh
North Vietnam
Carol Fiesgel
Tulsa
Okla
Quah
Texas
Cool reception in Congress on draft lottery plan
In Washington the defense secretary and lawmakers debated a draft lottery as the fairest way to reduce the seven year draft risk. Rep Hebert warned the president could gain a blank check to abandon limits, while Laird argued a lottery would shorten the callup period and align with Vietnam troop reductions and more volunteers. The plan would scramble the year’s 365 days and begin with men turning 19 on the first drawn dates.
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Washington
Secre
Melvin R. Laird
Hebert
Rep
Samuel
S. Stratton
D-N.y
Edward Hebert
House
Nixon
Wittannnsa Wahwinne Ghd Kk
Tweedleduth
Tweedledee
Laird
Vietnam
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Ramsey
Bar
KLBK
Guiding Light
Andy Griffith
U.M.C
Peer Channel
Lubhock
Fia Riteman
Perry Mason
Gary Cooper
Hitchcock
Mike Kouaias
Charie
Uni
McHale Navy Pire
LE Brock
Dees
Jaze Allerodhy
Boo Beathart
USA
Oeng
KGNC
Amarillo
Ednesday
Buke Douglas
Evel Chan
Marshal Hee
Patrol
Glen Campbell
Eigh
Medical Center
Hawaii
Dored Thing
Merv Griffin
WFAA
Dallas
Murray Cox
Mr. Peppermint
Paul Harvey
Real McCoys
Prank Reynolds
Eddie
Idey Bishos
Hug Et
BESEL
Aed
Jack Lalanne
Komedy Kap
Romer
Tim
Andy Gr Bee
Griffin Dare
RTE
Guiding Lent
Raymond Burford
Baldridge Bakery
Joe E. Baldridge
U.S
International Monetary’ Fund
World Bank
Commerce Department
Edward M. Kennedy
Hugh Scott
Third Party
George C. Wallace
Humphrey
Wallace
Bahia
Roberto Dias
Brazil
Philipt
Spain
Dias
Reds
Addis
Ababa
UEC
Csaa On
Woking San Sr Oesem GB
Kraft Music Hall
the Friars Club
Milton Berle
Alan King
Jack Benny
Jan Murray
Henny Youngman
Eblogo
Nlbran
Ovents
Pioneer Natural Gas
Pioneer Natural Gas Company
Trampas
Doug McClure
Michael Parks
Ksws-Tv
Roswell
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