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THE PEI1KINS JOURNAL
TomBerrv
I heard a pretty good conver-
sation between an insurance safl-
esman and a fellow the other
day. The insuranca man was
trying to sell him a $10.000.00
insucance policy. He told him he
owed it to his wife and family.
The old boy said, "Now liste,
here. it would be worth $10.000
to my wife to be able to pick
OUl anotilct" mail."
TBS
I met an old boy in fhe hos-
pital waitin, room whose wife
had just had twins, which made
his family number eleven chil-
dren. He was tickled to death
and I asked him how come h
was so happy at having twins
when he already had such a
large family. He told me he
figured that by the tnne he had
fourteen or fifteen children ar-
ound the house there would be
such a crowd that he could slip
away for several days at a time
and never be missed.
YOURS
TOM
Capital Re
There are more than 150 de-
partments, agencies and other
milts of the executive branch of
the federal government. These
agencies administer some 4011 dif-
Ierent governmental programs,
some of which overlap or run
parallel to similar programs op-
erated by different agencies.
This sometimes causes confu-
sion. It simply isn't posible for
the mayor or city manager o a
small town in Oklahoma to be-
come thoroughly fJmiliar with
the operations of all governmen-
tal agencies or with the details
of all these 400 programs. Even
the experts have trouble trying
to stay abreast of the situation.
Since my election to the senate,
I have been called upon time af-
ter time to help a particular
conmmnity or group of citizens
obtain information about a spec-
ific program, and work out the
procedures for participating in
it, Also, I am a member of the
U.S. Senate's Government Oper-
atiols Committee which has a
responsibility to help simplify
and modernize our government
structure, and Ira' to Inake it
more efficient/
So 1 am keenly aware of the
complicated network of federal
agencies and programs. I am
concerned, and I want to do
what [ can to improve the .Sit-
uation.
For this reason, I am joining
-with Senator Abraham 1Ribicoff
of Connecticut in cosponsoring
a bill to establish a commission
on the reorganization and mana-
gement of the executive branch.
Pcriodicalb', through the years
we have made special efforts -
such as that of the Hoover Com-
mission - to simplify and update
our governmental machinery.
Some of these special efforts have
met with considerable success,
and I believe anothea" majo el'-
Sen. Fred It.
fort is needed now.
The bill I am
commission which
an.intensive, one -
of .our
to-see if we can
lack of coordiaatiOt,
purposes,
diction or du:
At the end of
committee would
propriate
which would be
the President and
After its
ions; the
tomatically expire.
The struggle
vcrnment
ple and effective in
is a continuous one.
important one wt
win, and I think
will bring us a v
can be measm'ed in
cents as well as in
ent service to the
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