Private Lives of Public Servants Questioned
The article argues public officials deserve private lives but notes private conduct often reflects on values and judgment. It cites Frank Horton’s arrest and California Congressman Robert Leggett, contrasting political effectiveness with personal indiscretions. It questions whether moral leadership should affect public duties and references FDR and Billy Graham on standards.
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New York
Congress
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Billy Graham
Pell's vendetta against Berman exposes Capitol arrogance
The piece accuses Sen. Claiborne Pell of blocking a Senate hearing to confirm Ronald S. Berman as NEH chairman. It cites Pell's scheme to divert NEH funds to state politicians, the high regard for Berman, and opposition from the White House and academic groups.
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National Endowment For the Humanities
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Federal Treasury
Ronald Berman
Pell
Berman
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White House
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National Council of the Endowment
The
Wall Street Journal
Capitol Hill
Congress
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Rhode Island
Ronald S. Berman
Harrison Williams
New Jersey
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Journal staff roles listed for the publication
The page credits Frank R. Myers as Editor, Elwood Richardson as General Manager, Paul J. Day as Business Manager, and Jim Mills as Managing Editor.
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Frank R. Myers
Generalanager
Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Paul J. Day
Jim Mills
Welfare fraud crackdown faces privacy clash in Senate debate
Senators weigh a tax bill provision to use Social Security numbers for welfare and tax enforcement. Charles Percy and Barry Goldwater defend strict privacy limits. The Senate endorses a balanced compromise to aid enforcement while guarding personal privacy.
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Senate
Charles Percy
Barry Goldwater
HEW ruling on all girl participation stirs education debate
HEW backs girls singing in school choirs deeming their voices equal to boys in Wethersfield Conn. The decision challenges previous civil rights era stance and calls for focus on education funding curriculum and classroom performance.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Wethersfield, Conn
Hew
Born Again Faith Clarified By Jesus Teachings
An acquaintance asks about the phrase born again in Christianity. The article explains it comes from Jesus telling Nicodemus that one must be born again to see the kingdom of God. It clarifies it is not about snakes or tambourines.
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NEH
Christ
Nicodemus
Jesus
Matt
Born again belief shapes Carter era if lived daily
The text weighs Jimmy Carter’s born again Christianity and its possible impact on his administration. If he lives by New Testament principles, his faith could profoundly influence policy. if only Sunday faith, religion might fade like predecessors. It ends by downplaying sensational religious imagery.
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Jimmy Carter
America
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Listed
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists home delivery by carrier or motor route with weekday and Sunday rates. Mail subscriptions in the U.S.A. and abroad are stated with annual and monthly totals, all payable in advance.
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News Journal, Inc
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Ohio
U.S.A
Family Bath Time Chaos Turns Into Renovation Trap
A household with one working bathroom endures morning chaos as upstairs work stalls. The tile crew, doors, and misdirected tells create confusion with names and a lingering wait for a completed shower.
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