Congress Moves On Ethics Rules For Federal Judges
Congress pushes hearings to set guidance on outside activities by federal judges amid Judicial Conference limits on moonlighting. Subcommittees aim to prevent conflicts of interest, urging broader ethics and disclosure rules for all federal officials beyond the Supreme Court.
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Senate Rules Committee
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Acheson Backlash and NATO Ties Shape Power View
During the Truman era and later, Dean Acheson facedEditorials from conservatives for his stance on Alger Hiss and his Pacific defense line. He argued the United States spends too little on defense, defending $80 billion in military outlays as essential to deter the Soviet Union and maintain NATO credibility amid criticism of the military industrial complex.
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Alger Hiss
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South Korea
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Hiss
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Trou
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Pentagon
George McGovern
United States
Soviet Union
Defense
Barry Goldwater
Wildlife friendly housing development near New Jersey boosts conservation appeal
A New Jersey real estate project combines homes with open space, fish stocked lakes, food-bearing shrubs and miles of nature trails. The goal is to enhance environmental quality, attract wildlife, preserve wildflowers and curb soil erosion while offering housing for people and wildlife alike.
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New Jersey
Romania Uses Subtle Balance Between East and West
In Bucharest Romania pursues an independent foreign policy while expanding its army and delaying Soviet maneuvers. Officials hint at allowing Warsaw Pact drills in 1970 as Romania walls the Kremlin influence, seeking Western ties and cautious rapprochement with Moscow.
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Nicolae Ceausescu
Leonid Brezhnev
Andrei Kosygin
Replacement Of Troops Better Term
The article discusses President Nixon and President Thieu reframing troop withdrawals as a replacement of forces in South Vietnam. It notes planned U S funding to equip the South Vietnamese Army and the ongoing U S support while fewer American troops may be present. It emphasizes Thieu’s call for a strengthened South Vietnamese military and continued U S backing to assure free elections under international oversight.
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Midway
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Mr. Nixon
Southeast Asia
Paris
Publishers - Hail Syndicate
Yorty’s Campaign Record Under Fire From Liberals
The piece argues Sam Yorty ran a record based campaign in Los Angeles to win a third term. It defends his charges against Tom Bradley as justified by campaign allies and notes liberals claim racism and militancy about the electorate. It cites UC Berkeley campus unrest and past associations of Bradley aides.
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al Smith
Yorty
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Sam
Tom Bradley
Berkeley
Old South
Bradley
House of Representatives Committee On UN - American Activities
Don Rothenberg
Washington, D.S
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Rottenberg
San Francisco
Bay Area
Edward Keating
Ramparts
Californians For Liberal Representation
State Senate
UN American Activities
Communist Party
CLA
Maurice Weiner
Weiner
Washington
John S. Monagan
Connecticut
Edith Green
Oregon
Ienagan
Electoral Reform for Direct Presidential Election
A 1969 op ed argues the Electoral College undermines one person one vote. It notes state disparities, unit rules, and past transfers of power, urging a direct popular election so the people choose the President and every vote counts equally. It stresses Abraham Lincoln's ideal of governance by the people and calls for reform.
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Alaska
California
Abraham Lincoln
Monroe News-Star: History and editorial stance outlined
The Monroe News-Star describes its post office entry date June 1 1909 under a March 1879 act, publication schedule, office address, contact number and leadership through 1952. It notes AP affiliation and nationwide ad representatives and declares independence and impartial reporting.
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News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
William H. ‘Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Browness
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