Warren To Miss One Goal At Court Ethics Rule
Chief Justice Warren leaves the Supreme Court with no binding ethics code for justices. The Judicial Conference adopted rules restricting off bench pay and requiring financial statements for federal judges, but the ethics code for justices remains undecided. Some justices urged action, others blocked it as the term ends. Justice Brennan has canceled speeches and divested stocks and real estate interests tied to Fortas era finances.
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Baxi Warren
Supreme Court
U.S. Judicial Conference
Warren
Abe Fortas
Warren E. Burger
Warren Court
Fortas
Wolfson Family Foundation
Judiciary
William J. Brennan Jr
Fortay
Senate Proposes A Lower Budget Than Nixon
The Senate moves toward approving a 191 billion federal spending ceiling, about 1.9 billion below Nixon and the House. The ceiling, devised by Byrd, faces amendments and a key repeal proposal on federal employment. Debate centers on controllable items and exemptions for programs like Vietnam and urban youth jobs.
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Senate
Nixon
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
John J. Williams
R-Del
Williams
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Appropriations Committee
Administration
Congress
Federal
Byrd
Kennedy Group Keeps Liberal Senate Move In Check
Washington AP report notes liberal Democrats led by Edward Kennedy pose no threat to party leadership. Majority Leader Mansfield says the liberal bloc is similar to past actions, with the Policy Committee remaining the party’s real power base in the Senate. Harold Hughes aims for better internal communication rather than a public policy front.
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Washington
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Kennedy
Harold E. Hughes
Hughes
Mike
Nixon orders broad review of CBW programs
A new scientists group critics of chemical and biological warfare praised President Nixon for ordering a full review of CBW programs. The inquiry, run by ACDA and state and defense departments, aims to assess necessity and propriety, amid outcry over Utah nerve gas testing and plans to ship and dump obsolete chemical bombs abroad.
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Yale University
Arthur W. Galston
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
United States
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
State and Defense Departments
Utah
Sade
Richard D. McCarthy
Buffalo
N.Y
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ziegler
National Security Council
NSC
Gerard Smith
Arms Control Agency
McCarthy
U.S
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
Dallas
Nixon made honorary lifetime member of surfing group
President Nixon is named an honorary lifetime member of the International Professional Surfers Association after receiving a surfboard from his family for Father's Day. Roy G. Sorrell, commissioner of professional surfing, announced the decision on Tuesday.
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Nixon
International Professional Surfers Association
Roy G. Sorell
Marion Chamber displays trash as anti litter message
In Marion Indiana the Chamber of Commerce derisively presents a four foot deep window filled with debris from a one acre park as part of an anti litter campaign. Milk cartons cans newspapers and other litter are staged in the display to protest littering downtown.
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Chamber of Commerce
Marion
Chamber
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