No Russian Lie On Subs, Fulbright Says No Russian Lie On Subs
Senator J W Fulbright says no reason exists to believe Soviet leaders misled President Nixon about missile firing submarines. The debate centers on how a submarine is defined and a dispute over Soviet claims of 48 subs versus 41 to 43.
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Fulbright
Washington
J.W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Arkansas Democrat
CIA
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
House
U.S
Jackson
United States
Bull buys ambulance to thank city for service
John D Bull of West Vancouver buys a fully equipped ambulance for the city after a personal collapse. He learned the city needed a new ambulance and presented it, costing about 9000 dollars, as a gift to the community.
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West Vancouver
B. C
Cap
John D. Bull
Bull
Drawbridge Crew at Newburyport to Be Replaced
Laborers man the capstan to operate the Deer Island drawspan over the Merrimack River in Newburyport Massachusetts. It takes 20 minutes to open and 20 to close while motorists and boatmen grumble. Workers earn five dollars an hour and receive four hours pay per call. a motor will soon handle opening and closing in 100 seconds.
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Deer Island
Merrimack River
Newburyport
Mass
Judy Agnew Shuns Debates In Campaign Pace
Judy Agnew says she will not debate or speak on issues, backing her husband Spiro Agnew’s campaign approach. She plans no schedule, mainly backs Cabinet wives, greets audiences, answers questions, and avoids speeches while portraying a racious hostess to foreign dignitaries and leading Red Cross efforts. Her children’s stories drew media attention she calls exaggerated.
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Washington
Eleanor McGovern
Pat Nixon
Eunice Shriver
Judy Agnew
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
Nixon
United
Senate Wives’ Group
Red Cross
Pauze
Robert DeHaven
Baltimore
Susan
Cambridge
Randy Agnew
Jack Anderson
Kim
Living roadside signs pick up votes for Grover Robinson
Grover Robinson TI campaigns for the state House by hiring supporters to stand along a road holding sequential signs that urge voters to meet him and vote. On the first day, motorists honked and waved in response to the display in Pensacola Florida.
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Pensacola, Fla
Grover Robinson TI
House of Representatives
Grover Robinson
Grover
Junior colleges differ says Mallory urging state control
Jefferson City AP says Missouri education chief Arthur Mallory insists the state Department of Education must retain control over 19 junior colleges. He notes junior colleges lean toward career education and align with high schools, not traditional higher education, challenging a Higher Education Commission report proposing transfer of oversight.
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Jefferson City
State Department of Education
Arthur L. Mallory
State Commissioner of Education
Mallory
State Commission On Higher Education
Dale Schatz
Missouri
Schatz
The
Higher Education Commission
Southwest Missouri State College
Mayor Uses Drink Request To Guide Man For Help
In PA, Vernon, a 47 year old man, approached Mayor Cohen seeking money for a drink. Cohen led him to a hotel bar, then to City Hall where an alcoholism counselor was arranged. The mayor reminded him that he had asked for help.
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Vernon
Larry Cohen
Cohen
City Hall
You Haven't Read The Ledger Until You've Read The Want Ads
Classifieds fill the ledger with local notices and listings. From hiring ads to item sales and services, the Want Ads connect readers to opportunities and bargains amid routine classifieds and community notices.
ABA Revises Ethics Code For Judges
The American Bar Association approved a new ethics code requiring judges to publicly report moonlighting and to avoid cases where they hold any financial stake. The reform, not binding on Supreme Court justices, marks the first major update in 48 years and now awaits adoption by state legislatures, state supreme courts, and the U.S. Judicial Conference.
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San Francisco
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
U.S. Judicial Conference
ABA
House of Delegates
Roger J. Traynor
California Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
U. S. Supreme Court
Judges Back Court Reform With Annual Reports And Restrictions
Traynor urged lawmakers to require judges to file yearly reports on off bench activity earnings and payments while barring gifts over 100 dollars. Income from investments would not be reported but judges must minimize conflicts and step aside when impartiality is questioned. The House added measures to discipline unprofessional conduct and allowed cameras only near the courtroom, with broadcasts allowed for educational purposes in institutions.
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Colorado
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