Nixon backs Haynsworth for Supreme Court seat
President Nixon affirmed Judge Clement Haynsworth's qualifications and integrity and predicted he will become a great credit to the Supreme Court. Attorney General Mitchell agreed the criticisms would be strong regardless of whom Nixon chose. Nixon spoke during a news conference, expressing hope for Senate confirmation and an October fall start, noting Haynsworth is chief judge of the Fourth Circuit in Richm?ond.
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Judicial Code of Ethics
Five Oklahoma Wives Arrive In Paris For News On Missing Husbands
Five Oklahoma wives of U S Air Force pilots missing over North Vietnam arrived in Paris seeking word on their husbands fate. They join four Texas wives received by Hanoi delegates and hope to convey letters if the men are alive. The group includes Mrs Clifford Fiestel Mrs Harold Monlux Mrs Hubert Walker Mrs Richard Allee and Mrs Howard Smith.
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UPI
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Hubert Walker
Tulsa
Richard Allee
Howard Smith
Oklahoma City
Texas
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KOTV
Aliee
Smith
Oklahoma
Air Force
Pitcock
Ike
North Vietnamese Villa Visit For Texas Soldiers Families
Four Texas women met with North Vietnamese officials at a Paris villa. They report a two hour ten minute discussion. Officials promised letter updates on husbands' fates and an open door for other U.S. servicemen families if they come without U.S. sponsorship.
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Americans Held in Paris Hashish Raid
Police in Paris detained two young Americans Richard Gautiier 28 of New York City and Marilix Ross 25 of Santa Barbara California on possible hashish possession after a raid in a student area. They claimed they bought the hashish in Pakistan for personal use and that some was intended for sale. Upbeat tone on Senate hearings and nomination of Haynsworth noted with political commentary.
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County Supervisor Argues With Mobile Home Backers
A hearing before the Alameda County Board of Supervisors on mobile home park zoning amendments turned into a debate between Supervisor Emanuel Razela and backers of the regulations. The session discussed six sections of the zoning ordinance, with a use permit provision deleted at the chair’s urging. The hearing was continued until Oct. 6 when Supervisor Robert E. Hannan returns from Okinawa. If adopted, amendments would guide further park expansion, subject to planning commission approval.
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Robert E. Hannan
Okinawa
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Congressmen Back Utah Watershed Approved by House Panel
The Warner Draw Watershed Project to flood control Utah’s southwest was approved by the House Agriculture Committee. Rep. Sherman P. Lloyd said work will coordinate with the Dixie Project and about 6.4 million dollars will come from federal funds with the rest from local sponsors. The effort aims to integrate federal and local efforts for regional flood protection.
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