Editorial urges permanent House ethics committee for conduct
The piece argues the House should create a standing committee on standards for members and staff. It cites the Powell affair as why this is needed and says a powerful body could prevent future ethics scandals and restore public trust.
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Breakaway steel sign support aids traffic safety
Texas highway department engineers and the bureau of public roads developed a breakaway sign system. When struck by a vehicle a slip plate at the base ejects and a hinge seven feet high allows the beam to move forward and upward out of the way.
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Daily Across 1 Man s nickname 5 According to
Crossword style clue list with fragmented entries including various across hints and partial phrases for a daily puzzle.
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Cryptoquote Puzzle Sample and Bible Verse Quotation
The page shows a daily cryptoquote instruction with an example AXYCLBAAX stands for LONGFELLO and a sample phrase MAN THAT IS BORN OF WOMAN IS OF FEW DAYS AND FULL OF TROUBLE from the Bible. It notes letter substitution and puzzle hints.
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Press Sagged by Guam Trip Highlighted by Press Party Look
UPI reports a Guam voyage of President Johnson and aides left the White House press corps looking worn after 40 hours of flying and 30 hours on the island. A Guam columnist mocked the reporters as “bagged and sagged” while noting Johnson and top aides enjoyed air conditioning and pressing services.
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Dear Abby and Guam Saga Highlight Editor Letters
The column presents Abby's responses to readers on issues from teenage romance to party etiquette, and a Guam travel scene describing reporters arriving in wind and rain after a White House visit. The piece notes journalists in casual attire and the press party’s rough return to Washington.
Letters Debate government reach and faith in God’s guidance
A Norwalk Ohio reader argues Congress overregulates autos and mocks reliance on a benevolent elite while praising limited government and moral law. The letter laments civil overreach and moral erosion amid calls for Christian truth and Bible study in homes.
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