Rules for Judges Face Tough Ethical Standards Across Courts
The American Bar Association approves a proposed code to curb judge conflicts of interest and require gifts over 100 dollars be disclosed. It urges judges to report non judicial income and discipline peers, aiming to bolster public confidence in judicial integrity.
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American Bar Association
ABA
House of
California Supreme Court
Roger J. Traynor
Bar Association
McGovern on Drug Trade Links in Southeast Asia Debate
The piece argues that George McGovern misplaces blame for heroin in Southeast Asia and critiques claims of White House complicity. It emphasizes Gen. Lewis Walt's report on Communist involvement, Burmese, Chinese, and Southeast Asian drug networks, and suggests Beijing bears moral responsibility.
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George McGovern
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Richard Nixon
White House
Peking
Gen
Lewis W. Walt
Sen. Eastland
Internal Security Subcommittee
Doughty Marine
Rangoon
Walt
Burmese Communist Party
Salween River
Burma
White Flag
General links heroin flood to Hanoi policy after Cambodian action
Gen Walt asserts a political motive behind a heroin surge in South Vietnam after the Cambodian incursion. He notes epicenters with 94 to 67 percent purity heroin selling for a dollar then two dollars a vial, far cheaper than New York prices, claiming the epidemic aimed to ensnare GIs quickly.
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Walt
Hanoi
South Vietnam
New York
Nobody Wants To Work Haunts Bridgeport Alabama
In Payne's Store Bridgeport Alabama residents mourn a shifting work ethic and rising shoplifting as they blame government welfare policies and a culture of loafing. A 1,700-member Klan reappears while locals seek remedies to lift a waning town and avoid becoming third rate.
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Bridgeport
Ala
Payne
North Alabama
George Wallace
Reed Henson
Chattanooga
New York
Pittsburgh
Hubert Mathews
Paynes
Lewis Payne
Ku Klux Klan
Bridgeport-Scottsboro
Payne's
C. Publishers Hall Syndicate
Accommodation Or Surrender McGovern Letter to Johnson
George McGovern sent a personal letter to Lyndon B. Johnson thanking him for the welcome at the Johnson ranch. He expressed understanding of Johnson’s Vietnam dilemma, apologized for venom toward Johnson, praised his record, and admired him. Johnson shared the letter privately with close friends but will not release it publicly to avoid angering McGovern supporters.
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Washington
George McGovern
Lyndon B. Johnson
McGovern
Johnson
Sargent Shriver
Johnson Ranch
Vietnam
South Dakota
Lyndon Johnson
McGovern's battle to unite Democrats and win the 1972 path
Jim Pfiebig notes Indian students protest John Wayne invite at Navaho fair while predicting shifting politics. He argues McGovern must broaden appeal within the Democratic Party, balancing liberal and moderate wings to avoid surrender and secure decisive midterm backing.
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Southwestern
Navaho
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists pricing for weekday and Sunday sales, home delivery by newspaper boy or motor route with installment options, monthly service charge, and mail subscription rates inside and outside the trading area, plus a note of founding year 1647.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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