Good Men Of Great Ability At Senate Nomination Vote
After a week of debate led by Senator Birch Bayh the Senate approved William H. Rehnquist 68 to 26 to be an Associate Justice. Powell and Rehnquist join a full nine member court as Nixon cites upholding peace and lawful rights. The two men are praised for intellect and legal philosophy and expected to decide by conscience.
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Birch Bayh
Indiana
Senate
William H. Rehnquist
U.S. Supreme Court
Rehnquist
Bayh
Hugo Black
Lewis F. Powell, Jr
Congress
Supreme Court
Nix
Ford Increases 1972 Auto Prices 2.6 Percent On Average
Ford announces a 2.6 percent average price rise for 1972 models, about $90 per vehicle, staying near rivals as GM and AMC match or approach the increase. The move follows a 90 day price freeze and aims to sustain sales pace after a record late 1971 rush, while wage gains and anti pollution upgrades push costs higher.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford
The
Price Commission
Chrysler
General Motors
American Motors
Commission
Pay
Old Big Ben Coal Co
Standard Oil of Ohio
Pay Board
Parole Report Says Winnie Ruth Judd to Be Released Soon
The Arizona Parole Board announced Winnie Ruth Judd would be released within 30 days, expected before Christmas. She previously served seven years at the ward for the 1981 double murder in Phoenix and had worked as a housekeeper for Mrs. John Blemer of Danville, who says Judd is intelligent and welcome back to resume her former job.
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Arizona Parole Hoard
Winnie Ruth Judd
Phoenix
Israeli cabdriver backstory marks war hero phase
An Israeli cabdriver wearing a heavily ribboned blouse marks his phase number 45 55 67 to allude to three critical years when the nation faced existential war after United Nations sponsorship. The piece notes the near end of a deadly struggle and hints at hope through potential talks on boundaries and concessions.
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United Nations
Near Orient
Jerusalem Poem Recounts Israel War Era Hope
A reprinted translation by Ernest Wassing presents Lampert Rinder's poem from Austria about Jerusalem during and after the 1967 Six Day War. It recalls exile, hardship, and a renewed faith that Jerusalem remains the eternal center of the Jewish people, the City of Peace.
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Holy Land
David
Herve
Lambert Rinder
Austria
Israel
Ernest Wassing
Jerusalem
Babylon
City of Peace
Lesson From A Potter's Wheel at Furman University
A college student discusses confession and repentance, noting pride as a chief ailment. The talk critiques self righteousness within church life and the tendency to view others as sinners while harboring a “badness of goodness” that expects all to be like the speaker’s group.
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God
Jeremiah
House of Israel
Israel
America
Nixon and Congress clash colored by 1972 outlook
Holmes Alexander analyzes Nixon's campaign stance as Congress both challenges and shapes his path. He compares Nixon to Truman in 1948, notes domestic and foreign policy tensions, and argues Congress is driving the political narrative while public interest leans toward world affairs. The piece reflects on accountability, welfare, and electoral strategy amid a shifting political landscape.
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Washington
D.C
Interior Department
Walter Hitkel
House
Nixon
Midwest
Congress
Harry Truman
Independence
Thomas Dewey
Truman
Greece
Turkey
Tran
Berlin
West
Europe
Peking
Ate
Eisenhower
Bryce Harlow
Harry Dent
Clark MacGregor
Dick Nixon
Richard Nixon
Sweeney
Muskie, Mills, McClaskey, Et al
Agricult
German Press Review On War Between India and Pakistan
German newspapers condemn the India Pakistan war as a futility that will not solve regional problems. Commentators blame India at times, warn of cease fire failures, and question UN effectiveness while noting refugee aid and global nervousness.
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Indian
Pakistan
East Pakistan
West Pakistan
Frankfurter Allgemeine
India
Frankfurter Alligeiie
Europe
America
United Nations
Bengal
Bangla Desh
Price tag games in political rhetoric cited by Gardner
A heated critique targets John Gardner and his Common Cause stance. The speaker condemns political leaders who sow doom while urging donations, arguing federal policy under Nixon era shaped urban decline and eroded public service. Gardner is accused of pressuring for memberships and alleging most Americans are victimized by institutions.
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United States
John Gardner
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Common Cause
Youn Democrats
Hot Springs
Ark
Gardner
Nixon
Parting Shots on Government Progress and Tensions
The passage notes changes under different administrations, contrasting Nixon era shifts with Johnson era policies. It cites concerns over warfare threats, medical science, racial tensions, and political image building. It hints at gradual progress despite ongoing pollution and governance challenges.
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Kennedy
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Danville Register
Danville
Branham Company
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New Orleans
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Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Associated Press
Earth
Jins
Tescue
King Features Syndicate
L. B. Johnson
Furman University
Holmes Alexander
Osgel
President Nixon Vs
Muskie
German Press Review
Gore
United Naions
Bonn
Niet
Anzeiger
DIE Welt
Indira Gandhi
East
Stuttgarter Zeitung
Islamabad
East Bengal
Barry Goldhater Ee Eter
Hell
Sreater
John Lindsay
Gressman
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