Pat Nixon hints at first woman Supreme Court nominee
Mrs. Nixon urged Pat Nison to back women for the high court and discussed possible candidates including Cornelia Kennedy Sylvia Bacon and Normale Holloway Johnson. She noted the president may fill another seat as Justice Hayman is ailing and recalled entertaining Rose Kennedy at tea.
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Justice Harlan Retiring From Supreme Court
Justice Harlan, 74, resigns from the Supreme Court amid health issues. President Nixon gains chance to appoint a new associate justice as Hugo Black also retires after a stroke. Harlan had served 18 years and was Eisenhower appointee. Black left after illness.
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Nelder to quit as San Francisco police chief
San Francisco Police Chief Alfred J Nelder 56 announced he was resigning after two years in office. He credited with raising morale among about 1800 officers following the era of Chief Thomas Cahill and said he aimed to pursue another career. Deputy Chief Donald M Scott was named to succeed him.
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Apparent arson damages Castro Valley Proetz School
A fire at Proetz School in Castro Valley last night, believed caused by arson, destroyed the main office complex and caused more than ten thousand dollars in damage. Three engines fought the flames from 10 25 p m, and deputies said desks shelves and files were dumped on the floor with an empty turd gallon found nearby. No classrooms were damaged, and student records reportedly survived in metal tiles.
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Transfer rules tighten for community college students
State college trustees in Los Angeles approve new transfer requirements effective September 1974. Community colleges object as students must complete lower division coursework at home campuses before transferring. Ohlone College President Dr Stephen Epler argues UC studies show transfer students perform better later, noting entrance rules vary by major and campus.
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Centerville Rejects Nova High Name in Public Vote
Centerville Naming Committee voted to reject Nova High as the new name for the city’s upcoming school now under construction opposite Alder Avenue. Local parents argued Centerville High is better known, while opponents noted many Centerville Highs exist nationwide. The decision mirrors broader nostalgia for traditional place names.
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Medina acquitted and leaves Army after My Lai case
Capt. Ernest L. Medina, cleared of charges tied to the My Lai massacre, says he plans to leave the Army after 1K years of service. He described himself as a respected officer and indicated he will pursue civilian life, noting ongoing legal and financial support.
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Everyday Dreamer Seeks Global Spotlight in Tokyo Contest
Armenian singer and composer Malone, son of Mr and Mrs Malone of 1781 Vaew Vilve, prepares for the Titerdallingl Papatar Sint Contest in Tokyo this November. He traveled with a group of 1,008 entrants, representing 47 countries, after years of writing and performing as a self described musician.
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Nixon approves bombing of North Vietnam in new strikes
President Nixon personally approved nearly 200 bombing sorties into North Vietnam cited by White House as planned military action to protect troops withdrawing from Vietnam. Press secretary Ziegler said raids align with Nixon's past statements and do not mark a policy shift or resume of bombing.
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Morning clouds give way to sunny afternoon in Murray
Morning clouds give way to a sunny afternoon in Murray with a high near 75. Temperatures will cool tonight with a low around 30 to 35. More weather on page 34.
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