Powell Ruling Sparks Congress Yet to Act on Scope
Congress shows reluctance to retaliate against the Supreme Court after the Powell decision. With Justice Warren’s upcoming retirement and Burger’s influence, conservatives expect patience until a new justice shifts the court. Ford calls the ruling an unconstitutional overreach while Powell faces possible back pay appeals.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
High Tribunal
Powell
Federal Court of Appeals
Burger
Abe Fortas
House
Gerad Ford
Warren
Zanesville Firm Low Bidder On Athens Bypass
Shelly & Sands Inc of Zanesville submitted the apparent low bids for two Athens County State Highway Department projects. The Route 33 bypass bid was 6 313 600 93, the Appalachian Highway section bid 1 489 162 77. Both were the lowest among multiple bids and below engineer estimates. The Route 33 project will create 2.7 miles with two interchanges and seven bridges, and is slated for completion around Oct 31 1971. The Appalachian Highway bid is for Aug 31 1970 completion.
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Zanesville
State
Athens County
Shelly & Sands, Inc
Thornville
Albany
Dowler
Shelly & Sands
Ohio
East State Street
Children's Home
Shellfire in Iraq Kills U.S. Visitor
An Iraqi 122mm shell hit a taxi near the Dead Sea area along the Israeli Jordan cease fire line killing one American woman tourist and wounding another. The deceased was identified as Eileen Bonnet of California and a second victim as Miss Anderson, with conditions updated by officials from New York City and Kinshasa.
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Tel Aviv
New York City
Eileen Bonnet
California
Helen Barnard
New York
Miss Bonnet
Jordan
Kallia
Dead Sea
Jerusalem
Surtax Extension Ruling Delays Tax Plan Action
Washington reports show doubts the House would approve a surtax extension beyond six months delaying Ways and Means action on Nixon anti inflation plan. Mills returns to chair, Byrnes blames Democrats as liberal Democrats push for reform and quicker extension to avoid loopholes.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Congress
Gaullist Pressure on Pompidou Over Foreign Minister Choice
Paris reports say Georges Pompidou faces pressure from Charles de Gaulle to appoint a Gaullist as foreign minister. Possible names include Michel Debre Maurice Couve de Murville or Valery Giscard d Estaing, with a cabinet announcement due Friday.
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Giscard d'Estaing
Georges Pompidou
Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
Pompidou
Michel Lebre
Maurice Couve de Murville
Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
Debre
Couve de Mur
Gaullist National Assembly
Jacques Chaban Delmas
Lindsay's Future Polled Today in New York Primary
Voters head to polls for a tight mayoral primary pitting Mayor John V. Lindsay against state Senator John J. Marchi. Wagner led a seven-candidate Democratic field for the nomination, while Lindsay seeks Liberal and Conservative cross endorsements. Polls open 3 to 10 pm with about 2.8 million eligible voters. turnout expected 30 to 35 percent.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Robert F. Wagner
Lindsay
John J. Marchi
Evans Officer Refuses Testimony in Evans Melbourne Collision
Subic Bay Philippines AP Lt jg Ronald C Ramsey deck officer of the destroyer Evans declines to testify before the joint U S Australian board. He cites alleged denial of witness access and cross examination and seeks permanent excusal from hearings. Ramsey and Lt jg James Hopson are named as possible negligent officers.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
J.g
Ronald C. Ramsey
U.S
Frank E. Evans
Melbourne
Ramsey
Navy
Frederick Tilton
Long Beach
Calif
Evans
James A. Hopson
Marines Repel Third Night Attack Near Da Nang Base
North Vietnamese troops attacked a U S Marine base camp near Da Nang for the third time in a week. In the clash 31 NVA were killed and 1 Marine dead with 49 wounded as air and artillery supported the defense.
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Saigon
da Nang
Sth Marine Regiment
Triangle
An Hoa
No Evidence Found of Police Payoffs in Columbus Case
Police Chief Robert Baus said no concrete evidence has been found linking eight Columbus policemen to gambling payoffs tied to a numbers operator. The officers, now on paid leave, may be called back to duty in nonessential assignments as federal indictments against the group proceed.
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E. State St
Hocking River
Columbus
Robert Baus
Baus
Rhodes Rhode Tax Plan Details Outlined in Columbus
Gov. James A. Rhodes and legislative leaders announced a comprehensive tax program with the particulars to be worked out by the General Assembly. In Portland, Pat Nixon received a warm welcome on the West Coast tour and did not seem to react to three antiwar demonstrations while touring volunteer projects and communities.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
General Assembly
Portland
Pat Nixon
Army Green Berets join search for missing Dennis Martin
In Gatlinburg 200 volunteers including U S Army Special Forces Green Berets comb the Great Smoky Mountains for seven year old Dennis Martin who vanished Saturday during a Father son hiking trip with architect William C Martin in Knoxville.
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Gatlinburg
Army Special Forces
Green Berets
Great Smoky Mountains
Dennis Martin
Knoxville
William C. Martin
Senators Probe SDS Over Sabotage Workshop
A Senate subcommittee heard testimony that Students for a Democratic Society held a sabotage and explosives workshop. A staff investigator described the workshop as hearings opened Monday.
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Washington —R
Students For A Democratic Society
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On
Rockefeller in Brazil on Latin America fact finding tour
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller meets Brazil's armed forces commanders and leaders of the suspended congress in Brasilia before flying to Rio de Janeiro. The visit drew few townspeople and no anti U S demonstrations marked by prior Latin American trips.
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Brasilia
Brasil
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Brazil
Congress
Rio de Janeiro
Nixon
Rockefeller
Highway workers push union recognition at Statehouse
About 300 members of the Joint Organizing Council of Operating Engineers and Laborers demonstrated around the Columbus Statehouse to press for union recognition and dues checkoffs. Codirectors John Possehi and Thomas Arconit organized the protest, citing Gov. Rhodes supportive but obstructed by a subordinate. Union officials claim over 2,000 highway department employees have joined.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohe
State Highway Department
Statehouse
Joint Organizing Council of Operating Engineers
John Possehi
Thomas Arconit
Afl-Cio
Possehi
James A. Rhodes
P. E. Masheter
Highway Department
Absent Councilmen Delay Athens City Pay Raise
Page 2 reports council absence slows approval of a planned Athens pay raise. Page 7 covers petitions pressing for removal of Hocking Hospital trustees. Page 9 notes two Nelsonville area servicemen wounded. Page 14 lists classifieds. sports on page 13. television, editorial on page 4. obituaries for women.
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Athens City
Hocking ‘Hospital
McCovey
Nelsonville Area
Ciee O'S Cunaunnese
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Vietnam
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Warren E. Burger
Jason Potter Stewart
Harlem
Butt
House Education and Labor Committee
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John W. Dowler
Division 10
Sugar Creek
Strouds Run
Peach Ridge Road
Iraq
Miss Bounet
Bonnet
Miss Anderson
Kin Shasa
Congo
Ahmed Ata Abdul Karim
East Jerusalem
DeGaulle
Wagner
Mario A. Procacesno
Bronx
Herman Badillo
James H. Scheuer
Norman Mailer
GOP
Liberal Party
Marchi
Conservative Party
Gtbes
Snipes
John Lindsay
South China Sea
Australia
da Nang Marine Base
South Vietnam
Hoi An
Frederick Hill
U.S. 196Th Light Infantry Brigade
Rhodes
Mrs. Nixon
Senators
SDS
Rocky
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