Referrals at A Price Unsuccessfully Defended
The piece criticizes Senate ethics, citing Senator Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois for opposing disclosure of outside money sources while defending referral fees for directing clients to a law firm he once partnered with. It questions whether a senator should be paid to steer business, noting risk of abuse and appearance of impropriety in high office.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Peoria
Dirksen
California
United State
Weber Opens Gravity Window With $150000 Detector
Through a new window in physics scientists claim Joseph Weber at the University of Maryland built a gravity detector for about 150000 dollars, far less than prior estimates. Weber says gravitational energy surpasses nuclear energy in the universe, and harnessing it could transform science and society. A likely debate follows as the finding prompts scrutiny and excitement in the field.
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U.S
Joseph Weber
University of Maryland
Weber
Dr. Weber
Autocade tours Southern Ohio towns from Middletown
George Crout reports a Middletown merchants association autocade tour to boost local trade. The band played in towns from West Middletown to Greenbush Gratis and Farmersville, with stops at Carlisle Franklin Monroe Amanda Trenton Miltonville and back along river roads, noting historic sites and notable families along the route.
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Middletown
West Middletown
Krafzig
Cordell Roadhouse
Jacob Emrick
Rev
Emrick
Hinkles
Schencks
Kemps
Sniders
Longs
Leslies
Paullins
Brelfords
Smiths
Elk Creek
Shiloh
Greenbush
Clevengers
Hangers
Judys
Moores
Winchester
Gratis
Farmersville
Carlisle
Ohio
Franklin
Seymour Tibball
Adam Bridge
Red Lion
Match Trust
Europe
The
Match Company
Blue Ball
Monroe
U. S
Cincinnati
Dayton
Reeds
Matsons
Hendricksons
Amanda
Dickeys
Baileys
Longstreets
Eagles
Linkeys
Hardings
Trenton
Bloomfield
Miltonville
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed
The Journal Punlisnea daily issued by News Journal Inc lists subscription prices for city and urban area delivery, trading area weeklies, and mail outside the trading area. Rates include daily and Sunday options, with annual totals and advance payment required.
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Punlisnea Daily
the News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.sa
Businessmen Confront Uncertain Economy Policy
Washington editor notes businessmen face planning troubles amid tax credit repeal and surcharge extension. They fear inflation cures, rising loans, and the risk of a recession, while Congress moves to repeal the seven percent investment tax credit and extend the 10 percent surcharge. Experts warn of delayed data, global spillovers, and fragile confidence as policy shifts unfold.
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Washington
HOUSE
Ways and Means
Congress
Not Dissent But Bad Manners Rocked Roosevelt Stadium
William F Buckley Jr notes a dramatic commencement at Roosevelt Stadium where wind and a defiant protest marred ceremonies as students booed, walked out, and a saluting graduate challenged an archbishop. He contrasts chants at Dartmouth Brown Harvard and ROTC commissioning with calls for decorum, warning society must choose ceremony over repression of demonstrators.
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Roosevelt Stadium
Mexico City
America
Vietnam
Harold Nicholson
Blount Ready To Fly Coop In July Resignation Talk
Postmaster General Winton Blount privately voices anger with the Post Office bureaucracy and hints at quitting in July. A Cabinet exit could unsettle Nixon six months after his administration began, as Blount, a businessman, has clashed with Congress over reform of the postal system and attempts to cut patronage.
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Washington
Winton Blount
Nixon
Blomi
Alabama
Blount
Abraham Ribicoff
Kennedy
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Senate
White House
Postal
Torney General
Robert Kennedy
John Mitchell
U 5. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
House
Senate Post Office
Johnson
Larry O'Brien
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