Confusion Over Carswell Nomination Stimulates Senate Fight
Washington AP report notes electoral reform debates intertwining with Judge G Harrold Carswell's Supreme Court nomination as Senate Judiciary Committee leaders, led by James Eastland, race to separate action. Thurmond and Bayh clash over timing for a vote on the constitutional amendment while the panel votes to invite Carswell to testify again and file a rebuttal statement. The session ends amid protests from civil rights counsel Rauh Jr. and ongoing dispute over scheduling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
G. Harrold Carswell
James C. Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mississippi Democrat
Carswell
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Senate
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Marlow Cook
Philip A Hart
Dmich
Sth
U.S. Court of Appeals
Eee Thurmond
Eastland
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Hruska
Constitutional
South Carolina
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Conference On Civil Rights
Vietnam policy hearings open amid sharp debate in Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings on Vietnam begin with war critics blasting administration Viet Namization policy while Vice President Agnew defends it. The session aims for a consensus on a Vietnam policy resolution, but leaders acknowledge it is early to pick among proposals. Nearby, Grove City College reports four Corry students on the dean’s list for the last semester, led by Cynthia Gray and others with strong GPAs and campus involvement.
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Washington
Senate
Vietnam
Spiro T. Agnew
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arkansas Democrat
Grove City College
Corry
Cynthia Gray
B.A. Gray
415
Grand Street
Theta Kappa Sorority
Polk Christian Educators
Stage Crew
Corry High
Thomas Xander
Albert Xander
North Hillcrest Drive
Corry Area High School
William G. Miller
William E. Miller
Raymond Avenue
Glee Club
James B. Ohrn
Richard J. Ohrn
Union Street
Interior Department
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Congress
Alaska
Walter J. Hickel
Senate Interior Committee
Nixon
Hickel
Santa Barbara
House
Biglane
U S Choppers Halt Viet Cong Movement
American recon helicopters spotted about 100 North Vietnamese troops moving north of Saigon and 23 were killed by gunships bombers and artillery. No U S casualties were reported. Tet truce schedules began as fighting continued along the Cambodian border and around Da Nang. A market bombing in Kien Phong killed three and wounded 13. President Thieu predicted eventual peace as the Viet Cong fade away.
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Saigon
LE. Perkins
Franklin, la
Dong Nai
da Nang
U.S
Ben Het
Central Highlands
Tan Son Nhut
Mekong
Kien Phong
Hue
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Corry Area High Band to Attend Northwestern District Festival
Eight members from Corry Area High School will join the Northwestern Pennsylvania District Band Festival at Fairview High School with guest conductor Daniel DiCicco of Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Rehearsals run tomorrow and Friday with public concerts Friday and Saturday night. The Corry group will also participate in the Mid Winter Band Concert tonight at 8 in the high school gym.
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Corry Area
Pennsylvania
Fairview High School
Daniel DiCicco
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Corry
Patty Toth
Jay Blakeslee
Paul Rossbacher
Becky Summerville
James Hooven
Jessica Nichols
Darlene Endsley
Ronald Rairie
CAHS
Alan Chris
Endsley
Government Wheels Oiled By Off-Shore Drilling Woes
The Santa Barbara spill spurred U S action as officials vow tighter pollution controls. The Torrey Canyon disaster had already proven how vast spills threaten coasts and waters. A 1969 push seeks stronger laws and funding, but progress remains slow.
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Washington
Santa Barbara
California
Torrey Canyon
England
France
Kenneth Biglane
Interior Department
Lyndon B. Johnson
Secretaries of Interior and Transportation
Hickel
Cooper Earnings Dipped In 1969
Cooper Industries, parent of Ajax Iron Works, reported fourth quarter 1969 net income of 2.989 million or 91 cents a share on sales of 50.039 million, versus 1968's 3.470 million or 1.04 a share on 49.242 million. For full year 1969, operating income was 8.436 million or 2.47 a share on 176.313 million in sales, compared with 11.974 million or 3.53 a share on 173.344 million in 1968.
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Houston
Cooper Industries
Ajax Iron Works
Corry
E.L. Miller
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U. S
Detwiler
John G. Detwiler
Alcan Cable Corporation
Jersey Shore
Washington Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Erie Yacht Club
Erie
Crawford Counties
Rolland W. Britt
General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Yacht Club
Eieeee Ludlum Steel Company
Eisenhower
YMCA
Red Cross
United Fund
Cooper
Union Oil Co
Roberts Carpet
Y. Columbus
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