Bayh Allies Attack Rehnquist Nomination Emerges
Capitol Hill began lining up lines of attack against Supreme Court nominee William H. Rehnquist as Sen. Birch Bayh and allied groups prepared to frame him as dismissive of First Amendment rights and civil liberties. They cited speeches supporting police power, pretrial detention, and questionable evidence use while rallying labor, civil rights, and religious organizations to probe his record ahead of Senate hearings.
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NAACP
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Fatherless County Boys Find Guidance From Big Brothers
Randall Shuman documents Madison County boys lacking father figures and the Big Brothers of American program. Verlon Dial, 34, and 18 local big brothers mentor youths like Shawn and Vaughn Dietrich, 12, offering adult male guidance to help with school, sports, and personal growth in a county where thousands lack paternal influence.
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Reformatory Employees Trial Opens in Indianapolis
Eight Indiana Reformatory Pendleton employees face trial in Indianapolis for shootings on Sept 26, 1969 that left two inmates dead and 45 wounded. The group, including seven guards and a civilian, are charged by the federal government with civil rights violations. one guard had pleaded guilty earlier. The defendants face misdemeanors with up to one year and $1,000 fines, while Jason Huckeby faces a more serious charge.
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Weather outlook: warm, sunny days ahead
Partly sunny and warm today with southwest winds around 12 mph. Tonight mostly fair, low near 51. Wednesday remains mostly sunny and warm with continued light southwest winds. Rain chances stay around five percent today, ten percent tonight.
U N votes seat Red China ousts Taiwan deputies
United Nations vote stunned the United States as the General Assembly approved the Albanian resolution to seat Beijing and expel Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists. The pivotal tally was 76 to 35 with 17 abstentions, ending a 22 year dispute over China’s UN representation.
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Final UF Session Thursday Sees Progress Toward 1972 Goal
Madison County United Fund officials announce a final report meeting to push the 1972 campaign toward the $720,000 quota. Through the second report, $498,061.80 had been raised, about 69 percent, with eight divisions striving to meet their targets by Thursday noon. Rev. Joseph Ruffing of St. Marys Church in Anderson is slated as featured speaker.
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Canada
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Cincinnati
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Brezhnev Wins Backing for Europe Security Talks in Paris
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev secured French approval to push ahead with preparations for a European security conference during a six day visit that sparked anti Soviet protests in Paris. President Pompidou said multilateral talks should begin soon in Helsinki as part of the process. Brezhnev urged continued Franco Soviet cooperation and hinted at a friendship treaty with France.
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Agnew Leads Veterans Day Rally Amid Antiwar Protests
Vice President Spiro Agnew led the Veterans Day program in Washington urging support for Nixon’s Vietnam war policies. Despite rain, he lauded veterans while antiwar demonstrators gathered as Congress shifted Veterans Day to the fourth Monday in October.
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