AN INNOVATIVE COMMITMENT - THE PRESIDENT'S INITIATIVES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY - TICKETS AND SPECIAL LUNCHEON INFORMATION

Sep 29, 2026

Event program text outlining President initiatives for environmental quality and related commitments, featuring housing and environmental issue framing. Includes details for ticketed luncheons with specific dates, venues, and pricing, plus mailed reservation instructions and refund deadlines. Mentions organizations and speakers such as Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association, Reverend Billy Graham, and legal education remarks by Leon Jaworski, President of the American Bar Association, focusing on youth preparation for constructive civic participation.

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AN INNOVATIVE COMMITMENT - THE PRESIDENT'S INITIATIVES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

Housing: Keystone to the Environmental Issue

Special Ticket Luncheon and Ticket Rules

Youth Education and Responsibilities in Law and Citizenship

YolLXVI GOLD BALLRO0M,SHERATON-PALACE HOTEL FRIDAY,AUGUST 25TH,12 MOON "Housing:Keystone to theEnvironmental Issue”OAKLEY HUNTER Federal National Mortgage Association(Fannie Mae) 54.50 tickets on sale at door THE HONORABLE ROGERS C.B.MORTON Secretary of the Interior # "AN INNOVATIVE COMMITMENT: THE PRESIDENT'S INITIATIVES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY“ TICKETS $5.75 EACH.Tickets will be mailed if check and self-addressed envelope is received at the Club Ofice no laterthan Thursday,August 31st.Unpaid reservations cannot beheld after 5 p.m.,Friday,Sept.Ist;and no refunds after thatdate. # SPECIAL TICKET LUNCHEON No.34 Pres.&Chmn.of Bd. It has long been a national goal that everyone should have decent housing in a suitable environ-ment.Fannie Mae,the nation's largest single supplier of funds for homes and apartments,providesfunds for 90%of the subsidized multi-family housing and 60%of subsidized single family hous-ing in the U.S.Are we meeting our goalsP Is it possible to save the inner oity from permanentdecayP DEAN DASKAROLIS,Quarterly Chairman WEDNESDAY,SEPT.6th,12 NOON,RALSTON RO0M,SHERATOW-PALACE HOTE SPECIAL TICKET LUNCHEON GRAD BAIP00M.SI.RAMCS HOTE FRIDAY,SEPT.8th,12 MOOM # REVEREND BILLY GRAHAM TICKETS $6.25EACH.Tickets will be mailed if check and self-addressed,stamped envelope is received at the Club Office no later than Friday,Sept.Iat.Unpaid reservations cannot be held after5 p.m.Wednesday,Sept.6th;and no refunds after that date. MUSTPREPAREYOUTHFORCOMSTRUC IVEPARTICIPATIONINSOCIETY FRIDAY FLASHES—AUGUST I ITHFrom Address byLEON JAWORSKI, President,American Bar Association "THE American Bar Association nowhas under way an intensive effort to mar-shal the support of the legal professionand of the educational community toachieve throughout the United States anenlarged and improved program of youtheducation in the fundamentals of law ina free society and in the responsibilitiesof citizenship. Of all the social problems we face inthis decade none is more important to ourcountry's future than the establishmentin our schools,preferably beginning inthe elementary grades,of a revitalizedcurriculum of education in the real mean-ing of citizenship. We have experienced in the UnitedStates what can only be described as abreakdown in the teaching of the rootprinciples of law in a free society.I amnot blaming the education system alone.It has in part been a failure of the legalprofession and of society itself.We havenot paid sufficient attention to what wenow realize is a very basic component ofpreparing our youth for lives of construc-tive participation in a changing society;we have failed to impress upon the veryyoung how the law functions to protectindividual rights—-provides for orderlydemocratic change;difference betweendissent and violent protest;why individualrights must be balanced with individualresponsibility to the total society. The consequences of deterioration and neglect in this area became increasingly apparent in the 1960's.The stark fact ofour recent experience has been the prevalence of disorder.The disorder hasbeen physical and material,witness thestatistics on crime and destruction ofproperty.The disorder is moral and philosophical,witness the studied indifferenceto the rights of others and the almostequally complete lack of elementary self-respect that is so casually displayed allabout us. apparent in the 1960's.The stark fact ofour recent experience has been the prevalence of disorder.The disorder hasbeen physical and material,witness thestatistics on crime and destruction ofproperty.The disorder is moral and philosophical,witness the studied indifferenceto the rights of others and the almostequally complete lack of elementary self-respect that is so casually displayed allabout us. The President's Commission on LawEnforcement and the Administration ofJustice,found that there was a direct cor-relation between the incidents of violencein the

FAQs

What is the central theme of the program?

The program centers on an innovative commitment tied to the President's initiatives for environmental quality, alongside discussion of housing and environmental concerns.

How do ticket reservations work?

Tickets are priced per event and reservations require a check and a self-addressed (stamped) envelope mailed to the club office by the stated deadline; unpaid reservations cannot be held past the cutoff time and refunds are not available after that date.

Which speakers and organizations are referenced?

The text references Fannie Mae and includes named speakers such as Reverend Billy Graham and Leon Jaworski of the American Bar Association, with remarks about youth education in law and citizenship responsibilities.

Sep 29, 2026

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