Haynsworth faces tougher Senate path to Supreme Court
Washington AP reports Clem ent I Haynsworth Jr the Nixon nominee for the Supreme Court may meet a tougher path in the Senate next month than when he won confirmation as a federal judge in 1957. An October start for the court and expected hearings are noted with opposition from civil rights groups.
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Clement I. Haynsworth Jr
Nixon
Eany Senate
Haynsworth
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Senate
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Niram L. Fong
Hawaii
Warren E. Burger
Earl Warren
Lyndon B. Johnson
Fortas
Greenville
D.C
Judiciary Committee
Thurmond
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Clement FP. Haynsworth
Nixon Court
U.S. Senate
U.S
Brooke Opens Probe Into Green Beret Arrests
Sen. Edward Brooke announces a Senate inquiry into the Vietnam arrest of eight US Special Forces members. He has spoken with Mrs. Rheault and a lawyer, seeks Defense Department facts, and questions interservice rivalry while urging accountability and fair treatment of Col. Rheault and staff.
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Green Beret
Boston
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Vietnam
Brooke Munday
Robert B. Rheault
Green Berets
South Vietnam
Senate Armed Services Committee
Rheault
Martha’s Vineyard
Massachusetts
Defense Department
Department
Col. Rheault
Kennedy
Fire damages Boston Telephone building disrupting service
A fire in the New England Telephone Co. building in Fields Corner damaged cables and disrupted communications across a large area on Monday night. The blaze affected news delivery from The Boston Globe and radio station WHDH which rely on the damaged lines for their news service reports.
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New England Telephone Co
Fields Corner
Boston Globe
WHDH
Birds Fight Botulism Crisis in California Marshes
A federal state effort battles botulism among migrating waterfowl in California. Wardens use shotguns with blank shells from aircraft to scare birds from 87,000 acres of marshland while a Kern National Wildlife Refuge hospital treats infections. About 10,000 birds died, with 800 to 1,000 saved at the refuge. water is being drawn to create habitats elsewhere to intercept birds along the Pacific flyway. The Army and Interior Department back the operation as Tulare Lake area faces repeated outbreaks linked to flood conditions and barley-field water.
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California
Kern National Wildlife Refuge
Bakersfield
Hinds
Allan T. Studholme
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Tulare Lake
Iharley
Tulare
Studhalme
Secretary of the Interior
Walter .I. Sicket
Powell Goes to Court For Salary, Seniority
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell returns to court seeking restoration of about $55,000 in back salary and 24 years of seniority including a chairmanship, after being denied his seat for two years. The case hinges on Supreme Court rulings and House actions, with a hearing set for August 27.
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Adam Clayton Powell
New York Democrat
U.S. District Court
George L. Wart Jr
Powell
Hart
Education and Labor Committee
House
U.S. Supreme Court
House of Representatives
High Court
Wart
Bruce Bromley
New York
Supreme Court
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