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Death of Earl Warren Ends Era On Court
Washington AP report notes the death of Earl Warren at 83 in Georgetown Hospital from heart failure. Warren led the Supreme Court from 1953 to 1969, guiding decisions on one man one vote and school desegregation, while expanding the rights of the accused. tributes came from Nixon Burger Parks and associates, with details on his career and late memorials.
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Earl Warren
Supreme Court
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Georgetown University Hospital
Nixon
California
America
Warren E. Burger
Rosa Parks
Montgomery
Stewart Brien
Warrens
William C. Douglas
William J. Brennan
Thomas 5. Deey
New York
Harry S.trumans
High Court
John F. Kennedy
Warren Court
Soviets Dismantling ICBMs Hint at Nuclear Force Shift
Washington AP reports signs the Soviet Union may dismantle some of its 210 old ICBMs to boost submarine launched missiles. SALT 1 allows trading old Titans for sub launched missiles. U.S. converts 41 subs to Poseidon and drafts 10 new Trident subs with first in service by 1978.
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Pentagon
William Beecher
United States
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Return To Sender Consumers Protected From Misleading Mail
AP report explains a Postal Service program that issues mail-stop orders against firms employing false advertising to save Americans money. Since 1972 the service has issued over 200 orders, often closing miscreants’ operations. The agency targets ads for youth, beauty, health, weight schemes, pills, schools, and potions, with refunds guaranteed in some cases.
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Postal Service
Adam G. Wendel
Consumer Protection Division
Nixon Expletives Split Newsroom Reactions Across Outlets
Public curiosity over Nixon White House transcripts sparks mixed editorial choices. Some outlets publish uncensored expletives to show authenticity, while broadcasters and several papers delete four letter words. Newsrooms weigh audience standards against full context.
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Bill Curtis
Boston
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Judiciary Committee
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Miami Herald
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Tampa Tribune
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Steve Pappas
Corry
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