Senate panel OKs Powell and Rehnquist for Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee endorsed Powell unanimously and Rehnquist 12 to 4 for Supreme Court seats. Powell, 64, Richmond attorney and ex ABA president, faces likely quick confirmation. Rehnquist, 47, assistant attorney general, faces continued floor opposition over civil rights record.
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Israel accused by Egyptian of trying to form an empire
Egyptian armed forces chief of staff Maj. Gen. Sa'd Uddin Shazir told Arab chiefs of staff in Cairo the Middle East deadlock can only be resolved by military means, accusing Israel of seeking an empire stretching from the Nile to the Euphrates. He warned of a battle of existence as African statesmen met in Cairo and after talks with Sadat. Israel and Egypt viewed the peace mission with mixed hopes as U.S. aid and a Nixon meeting loomed.
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Pioneer F to probe Jupiter on first out-of-Mars voyage
NASA plans a 22 month Pioneer F mission starting in three months, a bold robot journey beyond Mars through the asteroid belt to Jupiter. The silvery probe, built by TRW, must reach 32,000 mph and fly within 100,000 miles of Jupiter over Christmas 1973, enduring intense radiation and 45 minute signal delay.
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Saigon deploys elite troops to Cambodia border advance
South Vietnam sent three battalions of elite paratroopers into Cambodia's Chup rubber plantation, headquarters of three North Vietnamese divisions, in a major bid to stop a Communist dry season offensive. A fourth front opened along the Gulf of Thailand coast as Kompong Trach was seized. overall more than 40,000 troops were involved, with 30,000 in Cambodia, the largest operation there since May 1970. Casualties reported include 3 killed and 30 wounded for South Vietnam, with 46 guerrillas killed in air strikes and clashes in Vietnam and near Krek.
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British troops seize suspected IRA members in Belfast raid
More than 400 British troops swept the Roman Catholic New Lodge area of Belfast and detained 13 men, including two wanted IRA suspects. The operation screened about 125 people from 116 residences, uncovering subversive literature. The raid occurred with noted quietness and no injuries were reported despite a bomb and gunfire aimed at a patrol in Londonderry.
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Leftist Coalition Could Win Uruguay Election On Sunday
Uruguay prepares for Sunday elections as the Broad Front led by retired General Liber Seregni seeks the presidency and 30 senate seats. The leftist bloc includes Communist aligned groups, Christian Democrats and Socialists challenging the Colorado and Blanco parties amid a Welfare State downturn and urban guerrilla activity led by the Tupamaros.
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Federal pay hike delayed until 1972 for approval
Federal lawmakers concede the 3.8 million civilian and military workers will not receive a pay raise this year. Senators Fong and Udall push identical bills to order a Jan. 1 raise, tied to Pay Board guidelines, with a retroactive effect if enacted early next year.
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Hawaii
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
UPI
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Montana
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Udall
Nixon
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Stax fights piracy with Mint like security system
Stax Records in Memphis has hired ex FBI agents to guard the production to retail delivery of discs and tapes amid rampant piracy. Adam Oliphant says the firm focuses on Isaac Hayes and Shaft material with a security setup modeled on the U S Mint. The new Moses album will test the plan's effectiveness against bootleggers.
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Anything goes to bag a deer in Reno hills
In Reno Nevada on opening day Devon Warren pursued a wounded deer after a shot. He grabbed a hunting knife rode the animal 60 yards down a mountain and wrestled it to the ground before slitting its throat. The shooter arrived and quipped Anyone who can ride a deer down a mountain deserves to have it.
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Double Feature At College Cinema Shows M A S H And Butch Cassidy
In Williamstown the College Cinema screens M A S H at 7 p.m. and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid at 8 55 p.m. The films offer stark comedy and escapism. Bennington theatre repeats Gone With the Wind at 7 30 p.m. with G rating. Weekend Flight of the Doves matinees run 1 15 and 3 p.m.
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