Editorial on simplifying probate and home buying
Chief Justice Burger urged the American Law Institute to study reducing costly probate and real estate procedures. He contrasted past title work with today’s title insurance costs, advocating studies by representative lawyers to make transfers of property and home purchases simpler and cheaper. He stressed public interest over professional profit to bolster trust in the legal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watten'e. Burger
American Law Institute
Earl Warren
Burger
Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year review note
Pelican Publishing points to a 150 page volume edited by Charles Brooks. The book curates cartoons from 139 artists including Dick Wallmeyer Jerry Fearing Ed Fischer Jim Berry and Ben Wicks. It observes a grim year with targets diverse across liberals and conservatives and hints at future editions if impeachment shifts the political landscape.
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Charles Brooks
Association of American Editorial Cartoonists
Dick Wallmeyer
Jerry Fearing
Ed Fischer
Jim Berry
Ben Wicks
Ralph Nader
Sami Ervin
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Jerry Ford
Lineln
Uncle Sam
Fellows
Letters to the Editor on Social Security Attacks
A reader criticizes recent articles targeting Social Security, contrasting compassion with perceived injustice. The letter defends humanitarian programs funded by Social Security and notes workers contribute for years yet leave families with little when they die.
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Social Security
Nixon Moon Named by Buckaloo in Cudahy
Mr James R Buckaloo of Cudahy names the moon for Nixon dubbing it the Nixon Moon back to Whittier. The speaker declares no party affiliation and questions Nixon's further aims.
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James R. Buckaloo
Cudahy
Nixon
Whittier
Misuse of IRS allegations reach Nixon aide level
A New York Times report outlines potential Nixon White House interference with Internal Revenue Service operations. It cites White House memos about aiding friends, Reboso and Graham, and lists enemy directories used to target individuals. The piece notes disputed authority over tax returns and ITT rulings, with no direct signed Nixon involvement found.
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Eileen Shanahan
New York Times
Washington
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Internal Revenue Code
St. Clair
Internal Revenue
Nixon White House
White House
ERS
Billy Graham
H.R. Haldeman
Graham
Charles G. Reboto
Senate Watergate Committee
Rebozo
Howard Hughes
Eqnlac
Watergate Committee
Rebo.w
John D. Ehrlichman
Rebozw
John .W. Dean
Congressional Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Chateer
Nixon “Administration
Center For Corporate Responsibility
White ‘House
Charles R. Richey
Judiciary
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Congressional
John Wayne
Wayne
Donald C. _Alexander
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
ITT
Hartford Fire’ Insurance Company
Kissinger Trapped by White House Paranoia and Watergate
The piece portrays Henry Kissinger as a perennial target within the Nixon era, fearing leaks and wiretaps. It links his paranoia to Haldeman Ehrlichman tensions, notes his calls for resignations, and argues Watergate strengthened Nixon and aides while endangering Kissinger’s foreign policy legacy.
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Watt
Peani Yiswer
Nixon
Kissinger Halla
H.R
Kissinger
Pai
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Harvard
Georgetown
Vietnam
Pacanoloc
White House
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon White House
Oval Office
Kisssinger
National Security
House Judiciary Committee
Iberals
Israel
Comments on virtues and family life in Christian living
The item reflects a series of public remarks praising daily obedience to good impulses, prudent summer swimming, life conservation, and marriage longevity. It highlights the role of two partners sustaining spark in marriage and raising a normal family across years.
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Watergate
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