Word: conducted
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...continue to support the objective of stopping Communist aggression, and to safeguard the freedom and independence of South Viet Nam. We should continue to support the President as long as he holds to those objectives." Nonetheless, added Hansen, people in Wyoming also are "deeply concerned" about the political conduct...
...that a formal complaint had been filed about his behavior and ordered to write a statement explaining why he had slept in the same room with a woman. Tom Carter wrote his report, which failed to satisfy his superiors. On Aug. 26 he was fired from the FBI for "conduct unbe coming a member of this Bureau." The hapless clerk then confided his troubles to an attorney, who wrote to the FBI expressing doubt about the rationale behind Carter's firing. J. Edgar Hoover, an unmarried male himself for 71 years, replied personally: "The action involuntarily separating Mr. Carter...
Carter's suit, which will be heard in district court within the next few weeks, has clearly had no effect on the Bureau's code of conduct for employees. As one of its spokesmen explained: "We have hundreds of young men and women coming to work for the FBI in Washington. We must be sure that their parents can be confident that they and their colleagues are living under exemplary standards...
...inquiry, by the Internal Revenue Service, may result in either a civil or criminal suit against the Senator if the IRS finds evidence that Dodd raised money ostensibly for campaign costs and then used the funds for personal expenses. The Senate Select Committee on Standards and Conduct also announced last week that it would hold public hearings on the "alleged relationship" between Dodd and Julius Klein, a public-relations man and lobbyist who represents West German interests...
Civil rights was not the only issue in which a new liberalism prevailed. Recognizing that morality is no longer defined as mostly a matter of personal conduct, the delegates created a new Council on Church and Society, which will advise the church about stands to be taken on contemporary social issues. Tentatively, the delegates also agreed to supplement the classic Westminster Confession of 1647 with a modern statement of faith similar in purpose to the Confession of 1967 that will be considered by the "Northern" United Presbyterians at their 178th General Assembly later this month...