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MIDDLE EAST TALKERS —The Big Four ambassadors to the UJT. line up in New York on
leaving the French ambassador’s residence following a session on what-to-do about the
Middle East. From left: Charles Yost, U.S.; Armand Bernard, France; Lord Caradon,
Britain; Jacob Malik, U.SJR.R. They decided to keep their deliberations confidential.
Federal Structure
Becomes Hodge-Podge
By MERRIMAN SMITH
UPI White House Reporter
WASHINGTON (UPI) —Back
stairs at the White House:
President Nixon has esta
blished a special advisory
council on executive organiza
tion to undertake “thorough
review” of the federal set-up
and, of course, mass recom
mendations for improving mat
ters.
Without question, the execu
tive branch is seriously outmod
ed and cluttered with inefficient
overlapping and duplication of
functions. President after pres
ident has sought to do
something about it while
carefully avoiding one of the big
sources of trouble.
That source is simple: Each
new President feels compelled
to leave his own mark on
organization of the government.
Sincerely motivated, these chan
ges every four or eight years
contribute to the hodge-podge
without ever submitting the
federal structure to a thorough
overhaul which it needs so
badly.
Titles Change
Organization of the White
House itself changes with tach
president. Titles, functions ard
areas of authority shift with a
new chief executive. While Ibis
is entirely within his legal
rights, it does make for a
period of confusion in govern
ment departments and agencies
as career personnel adjust to
new arrangements.
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Fur at least 30 years, the < tie
of '•secretary” at the WTute
House mean ta high-level, policy
ofrlcial; truly one of the
insiders at the seat of
government authority This
label began to lose ifs
irnpi > u nee a few years hack
and ccmparable rank during the
Johnsen administration ca'r’td
the title of “special assistant."
Urder Nixon, however the
tittlar situation has been
revers fc. An official with the
simple title of "assistant”
out anks the larger number of
staff members who are called
“special assistants.”
Tunc'Consuming Duties
Also, Nixon, as many pr< s
idems before him, still finds
htw.se If saddled wi’h time
cor.mming ceremonies and le
gally nquired duties that seem
so inconsistent wit a an age of
computeis, space fligTs, instan
taneous communication and
nuclear energy.
Th* President under law m''st
have studied by his sta.f ar d
the Justice Depar hun
dred; of so-called pri/aie relief
bills passed each year by
Congress; then he must decide
whither to approve or disap
prove. With rare exception,
these relief bills are of entirely
psrcr.v: al interest or effect.
Sometimes they involve nothing
more than adding or subtracting
a few acres from a national
re.* r rvetion.
Certainly, Congress would te
ding itself and die Presidtnt
an enrrmous favor to change
tills small part of the federal
sytttm. as well as relieving him
and the White House staff of ihe
congiesional requirement that
he annually proclaim all nation
al holidays, plus a much larger
number of commemorative
days, weeks and months.
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Griffin Daily News
Wednesday, April 9, 1969
Quirks
A TRIBUTE
SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine
(UPl)—The family of Sgt. I.C.
O’Neil J. Jondreau was pplea
santly surprised Sunday by a
full-page advertisement in the
Portland Sunday Telegram con
veying his Easter greetings
from Vietnam.
“Happy Easter to my wonder
ful family, from Daddy,”
Jondreau’s message said. “I
love you.” The telegram, which
ordinarily charges S7OO a page
for advertising, carried Jon
dreau’s ad free as a tribute to
Maine’s sighing men.
MAN CHARGED
AMARILLO, Tex. (UPI)—
Profanity and abusive language
poured from the police radio for
IS minutes before the officers
found out it was coming from
one of their own cars this
weekend.
Police said a 20-year-old man,
handcuffed and belted down in a
patrol car by officers investigat
ing a disturbance, managed to
reach the microphone with his
big toe and turned the air as
blue as their uniforms.
The man was charged with
drunkenness and use of profane
and abusive language.
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