Trial Lawyers Lash Out At White House Poll Move
Leon Wolfstoin, president of the American Trial Lawyers Association, says the White House is trying to stifle a poll of about LM of the group's 23 000 members on Judge Clement Haynsworth's Supreme Court nomination. The ABA reaffirmed its support after a nationwide sample questioned the nomination. In Chicago, the ABA board denied a request for an ethics opinion on Haynsworth from Hugh Schwartzberg.
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Rogers Plans African Journey
Secretary of State William P. Rogers plans an extensive Africa trip next February visiting the Congo and major East African nations. An initial Kinshasa conference with U S ambassadors is expected. African diplomats criticize Washington’s unclear policy on Rhodesia, South West Africa, aid and trade, and Africa’s visibility in policy speeches.
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Haynsworth Follows Letter Of Law By JAMES E. CLAYTON
A Washington Post analysis examines Judge Clement F. Haynsworth record on civil rights. It notes his narrow readings of Supreme Court rulings and cautious stance on desegregation, highlighting key votes in Prince Edward County and Virginia cases, and contrasting him with peers who pushed broader civil rights rulings.
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Nixon Blocks Details On U S Aid Terms
The Nixon administration refuses to release secret Senate testimony on U S subsidies for Philippine troops in Vietnam until after the Philippine presidential election. Officials argue public disclosure could affect Ferdinand Marcos reelection and burden national security classifications.
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McCarthy Exits Minnesota Senate Run Plans in 1972
Sen. Eugene McCarthy said he will stay politically active through 1972 but will not seek Minnesota’s Senate seat next year. He floated possible run for New York Senate but showed no strong interest and expected Hubert Humphrey to win the Minnesota DFL endorsement, then campaign for Humphrey.
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