Kennedy reverses stance on presidential bid amid Chappaquiddick debate
The New York Daily News reports Senator Edward Kennedy has reversed course and will not seek the presidency or vice presidency. He now might accept a genuine draft or serve as Hubert Humphrey's running mate if needed. The piece hints at a trial balloon linked to Chappaquiddick fallout and discusses two books about the incident.
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SEC calls for corporate reform after two year probe
The Securities and Exchange Commission urges a minimum reform program for U.S. and international corporations following a two year investigation of illegal political contributions and bribes. It would criminalize falsifying books and require internal controls and disclosure on questionable payments. Congress and the President should enact these recommendations.
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Hays Controversy Highlights Limits of Public Morality
Washington column skewers Wayne Hays over a string of accusations and media scrutiny. The piece argues politicians often blend private missteps with public power, noting Hays used influence as Administration Committee chair to secure perks while a House probe unfolds. It contrasts liberal cynicism with calls for accountability amid travel expense claims and mistress allegations.
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Wayne Hays
Nature
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Landauer
Administration Committee
Lasty watch from 1915 remains faithful keeps time
Herbert Cedarblum, a retired Idaho pipefitter, bought a dollar Ingersoll Yankee watch in 1915 that still keeps good time. A News story notes the durable timepiece endures, celebrated as a “lasty” artifact in an era of fleeting goods. He also shares his faith after the purchase.
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Crime and justice debate rises in capital amid tough bail rules
Washington observers note growing talk on crime and punishment as prison populations hit a high. DC judges tighten bail criteria for violent suspects with prior records. Experts clash on heroin related crime and policy. Police pursue crackdown on massage parlors and prostitution near the White House.
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White House
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc outlines subscription prices for home delivery by carrier and motor route plus mail options. Rates show daily and Sunday charges, weekly and yearly figures, and general post office publication details.
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Naughty statements about Rep Wayne Hays case
A letter to the editor questions how Rep Wayne Hays should be treated for alleged missteps. The writer contrasts punishing him as a citizen with treating him as a favored insider and criticizes political cover ups in an election year. Mrs. Raymond Adams 6501 Germantown Road.
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Ohio
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