Revoking Executive Order No. 9 of January 17, 1873, and amendatory orders, relating to dual Federal-State office holding, and Executive Order No. 9367 of August 4, 1943, prohibiting Government employees from instructing persons for certain Government examinations

Signed by Lyndon Baines Johnson on April 25, 1968.

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Revokes EO 9, January 17, 1873; EO 9-2, January 28, 1873; EO 9367, August 4, 1943;

Revokes in part EO 653, June 13, 1907; EO 661, June 26, 1907; EO 1072, May 14, 1909; EO 1118, August 4, 1909; EO 1210, June 13, 1910; EO 1390, August 2, 1911; EO 1472, February 14, 1912; EO 1583, August 24, 1912; EO 1930, May 5, 1914; EO 1947, May 26, 1914; EO 1991, July 9, 1914; EO 2071, October 31, 1914; EO 2154, March 25, 1915; EO 2252, October 6, 1915; EO 2325, February 23, 1916; EO 2596, April 14, 1917; EO 2819, March 9, 1918; EO 3158, August 27, 1919; EO 3359, November 25, 1920; EO 3597, December 24, 1921; EO 3668, April 29, 1922; EO 3771, January 2, 1923; EO 3860, June 7, 1923; EO 3941, January 11, 1924; EO 4013, May 19, 1924; EO 4048, July 12, 1924; EO 4059, August 6, 1924; EO 4250, June 10, 1925; EO 4439, May 8, 1926; EO 4527, October 22, 1926; EO 4627, April 7, 1927; EO 5133, June 7, 1929; EO 5187, September 9, 1929; EO 5188, September 10, 1929; EO 5627, May 20, 1931; EO 5666, July 3, 1931; EO 5700, August 31, 1931; EO 6051, February 27, 1933; EO 6108, April 12, 1933; EO 6259, August 27, 1933; EO 6518, December 21, 1933; EO 6824, August 16, 1934; EO 7332, April 3, 1936; EO 7369, May 13, 1936; EO 7636, June 17, 1937; EO 7648, June 28, 1937; EO 7736, November 6, 1937; EO 7796, January 21, 1938; EO 7823, February 25, 1938; EO 7896, May 24, 1938; EO 7944, August 4, 1938; EO 8390, April 11, 1940; EO 8399, April 29, 1940; EO 8516, August 15, 1940; EO 8880, August 30, 1941; EO 9442, May 15, 1944; EO 9845, April 28, 1947; EO 10044, March 15, 1949; EO 10055, May 6, 1949; EO 10645, November 22, 1955

See EO 11222 of May 8, 1968; 5 U.S.C. 7301 and sec. 735.203 of Civil Service regulations

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