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Tuesday, July 10, 1973
THE WASHINGTON POST
Nixon Hails New Era' at Home
In Talk for Kelley Swearing-In
PRESIDENT, From A1
ways been the hallmark of the
ment officer in the world as
ing to match that to the re-
FBI."
its director," Mr. Nixon said.
cord of moving toward peace
tion, "should be accorded the
full rights guaranteed him,
Among the signs carried by
Calling Kelley "a man of
at home," Mr. Nixon said.
but more than that the digni-
the demonstrators were:
enormous personal strength
The President boasted that
ties and courtesies owed free
and character," the President
NIXON
"Impeach With Honor," "Good
"this last academic year was
and proud people."
Luck Chief, Washington
said that "a man who has been
the first one in eight years
Kelley said that too often
Needs an Honest Man," and
good for Kansas City will be
that we did not have destruc-
"we have seen where law en-
"Mr. Kelley, Nixon's The
forcement has been degraded
One."
very good for America."
tion and violence" on college
by shoddy performance." He
The President said that Kel-
The President's main theme
and university campuses.
promised to always keep in
ley's 21 years in the FBI and
was that under his guidance
"In the last year, for the
mind that "we are the serv-
12 years as Kansas City police
America has made notable
first time in 15 years," he said,
ants of the law and not its
chief made him the ideal
choice to succeed the late J.
progress toward achieving
"we found crime in this coun-
masters."
He pledged to use
Edgar Hoover.
peace at home and abroad.
try
instead of going up,
"discipline where needed and
"The best law enforcement
The progress made abroad
went down, and that is some-
at the same time feed the fires
agency in the world
de-
"sometime may obscure the
thing we want to continue in
of enthusiasm which have al-
serves the best law enforce-
progress we have made in try-
the years ahead.
"And we found that in this
last year, while we have not
THIS COUPON WILL
completely conquered, and of
course we never will, the prob-
DEVELOP YOUR INTEREST.
lem of dangerous drugs, that
we have made more progress
in that area than has been
Your regular 6% passbook savings
the 1st. And our quarterly compounding
made in the last 15 years."
account has no certificate restrictions
gives you a yield of 14% annually.
and no 90-day notice for withdrawal.
We the largest Stockholder- owned
Mr. Nixon, who returned to
When your savings are received by
Savings and Loan on the East Coast.
Washington late in the after-
the 20th of the month, they earn from
For information, mail the coupon below.
noon, drew loudest applause
when he referred to his suc-
cess in foreign affairs. He not-
Among the crowd of about 1,200 who attend
Government Services Savings & Loan, Inc.
ed that no Americans are
City, Mo., swearing-in of Clarence M. Kelley
(A Stock Corporation)
dying in Vietnam, that prison-
7200 Wisconsin Ave., Bethesda, Md. 20014 (301) 657-3300
and senators and represe
ers of war have been returned years
ahead," the President
A large delegation from
son, flew here for the ceremo-
nome from Hanoi and that no said.
"That
means
that
Washington, headed by Attor-
nies. Senior members of the
tives from Kansas and
NAME
our
ney General Elliot L. Richard-
Senate Judiciary Committee
souri accompanied the gro
ADDRESS
young Americans are now be-
children have a better chance
CITY
STATE
ZIP
ing drafted into the armed
for peace, a generation of
forces.
peace and even longer, than
Six percent current annual rate. No certificate rest
"We are now having negoti-
any generation in this century,
ation with those who might be
and for this we can be grate-
our potential opponents in the ful."
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