Fortas Emerges as Warren’s Successor for Supreme Court
The article outlines Chief Justice Earl Warren’s resignation and Abraham Fortas as the recommended successor, highlighting Fortas’s long career, close ties with Lyndon B. Johnson, and influence on court harmony. It notes Fortas’s potential conservatism, political savvy, and history defending McCarthy-era targets.
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Harald Ickes
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New York Times Vs. Sullivan
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Joseph McCarthy
Owen Lattimore
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Arnold, Fortas,and Porter
Dorothy Baiey
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