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Nixon Urges Bipartisan Push for Record Legislation
President Nixon asked a Democrat controlled Congress to set aside partisanship and work toward a joint record the administration and lawmakers can be proud of. He pledged to meet half way and urged reforms in the draft welfare tax code postal service electoral process and manpower programs.
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Nixon
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Carl Albert
Nation
Democratic Congress
Albert
Five people injured in two separate crashes near Corry
Two collisions Saturday near Scotts Crossing and Route 8 left five people hospitalized or treated for injuries. An ambulance carrying two dead victims collided with a car driven by Jerry Roach of Columbus, while two other crashes on Route 89 and Route 8 sent two and three more passengers to area hospitals with bruises and cuts.
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Jerry E. Roach
Columbus
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Gary L. Dempsey
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Clair Stile
Titusville Hospital
Ralph &. Fox
Spartansburg
Union City
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David Fox
Union City Hospital
William Barbour
Army vows to foster racial understanding and leadership flexibility
Army Secretary Stanley Resor urged commanders to address black soldiers' needs and heritage, calling for less rigidity and more individualized treatment. He said the Army will recognize black soldiers’ presence and promote racial understanding through training films and Negro readership materials, while stressing discipline remains essential.
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SDS Member Held For Attack
Chicago AP reports an SDS Weatherman faction protest escalated into violence injuring assistant corporation counsel Elrod. Brian Flanagan, 22, of Southampton NY, charged with attempted murder and aggravated battery, held on $100000 bail. Rampage spanned four days with hundreds arrested as National Guardsmen stood by.
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Students For A Democratic Society
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Brian Flanagan
Southampton
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Bar Backing Aid To Haynsworth
The American Bar Association Judiciary Committee reaffirmed its high qualification finding for Judge Clement F Haynsworth to the Supreme Court after reinspection over conflict questions. The panel voiced a substantial majority in support and noted the original unanimous favor. Senator Hollings called the continued ABA support a tremendous boost.
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Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Judiciary Committee
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Lawren Walsh
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Ernest F. Hollings
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Bar Committee
Abe Fortas
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bar Association
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Associated Press
Charles McC. Mathias
Maryland
Justice Department
Corrine Huff to wed Pa trick Brown in Bimini
Corrine Huff, Miss Ohio and Miss U.S.A. 1960, and Pa trick Brown, a 25 year old salvage boat captain, plan to marry next Saturday in Bimini at Our Lady in St Stephens Anglican Church. Huff was Clayton Powell's former secretary traveling companion, both residents of Bimini.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Corrine A. Huff
Patrick Brown
Brown
Miss Huff
Ohio
U.S.A
Bimini
New York
Our Lady In St. Stephens Anglican Church
Five Girls and Boy Charged In Slaying
Philadelphia police charged five teenage girls and a youth Sunday with the knifing death of 15 year old Linda Rountree, the city’s 33rd juvenile gang slaying this year. The six suspects, alleged to be gang affiliated, face murder and conspiracy counts after a group of about 20 attacked Linda as she walked home from a Tioga area restaurant. Linda died on Sunday from stab wounds to back and chest, as two attackers fled and a third carried her to a policeman for help.
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Nixon Faces Fateful Week ahead of protests and court fight
Washington report details a tense week as President Nixon confronts rising protests over Vietnam and inflation. The administration backs a controversial Supreme Court choice with support from Senator Ernest Hollings while reshaping Paris talks and firing the selective service chief amid economic strain and political jitters.
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Nixon
Supreme Court
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Paris
Rogers Morton
GOP
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
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