Supreme Court Nominee Rehnquist Seen As Conservative
WASHINGTON AP Rehnquist, a 47 year old Milwaukee native and Phoenix lawyer, rises in conservative circles as a Justice Department nominee. He counts Sen Barry Goldwater among close friends and is viewed as a protege of Deputy Attorney General Richard Kleindienst. He argues the president may use electronic surveillance against extremists without court approval and should have leeway to wage war in Vietnam without Congress. He has criticized the Supreme Court and called protesters new barbarians, urging law and order at times limiting individual liberties. Married Natalie Cornell, he has three children.
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Nixon Praises Young Espionage James Family in McLean
A fragment notes James, 16, Janet, 14, and Nan cy, 12 living in McLean Virginia near his office. The quote “He's fantastic” is attributed to Nixon praising the young espionage figure.
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ABA change to nominee vetting faces pushback
Attorney General Mitchell criticized altering the process while the ABA warns it could prompt unfair speculation about a subject's character or qualifications. Mitchell favors resuming direct presidential submission of recommendations to avoid the affected committee dynamics. ABA delegates argue the traditional Senate-facing approach offers full information and evaluation by all parties.
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Britain Renounces US Stand on Taiwan U.N. Expulsion
UNITED NATIONS N Y Britain abandoned 20 years of support for U S efforts to block Nationalist China expulsion from the United Nations Sir Colin Crowe British delegate told the General Assembly he would vote against the important question resolution sponsored by the United States and 21 others The Albanian backed proposal would require a two thirds vote to remove Taiwan while opposing acceptance of Communist China Crowe said Britain will back the Albania group resolution and oppose the US backed move to seat Communist China on the Security Council while keeping Chiang Kai shek's government Britain argued the measure would delay China’s U N membership and isolate Peking The British stance came as a US spokesman remained cautiously optimistic about the American position.
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Cambodian border clashes prompt noise to mask defeats
COSYN in Hanoi ordered four understrength regiments to “make some noise” as North Vietnamese forces face setbacks along the Cambodian border. On the Vietnamese side, shelling of a South Vietnamese airfield near Tay Ninh yielded no reported South Vietnamese casualties. Paratroopers north of Route 22 claimed four enemy kills, while Saigon’s tally listed three killed and three wounded with airstrike remains found.
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U S Ambassador says Communists lack authority to talk peace
In Paris, Ambassador Porter told Hanoi and Viet Cong deputies they are not authorized to explain their own seven point peace offer. The 133rd session ended without progress as Ledogar criticized vagueness of the plan. A South Vietnamese spokesman echoed concerns about unauthorized replies and unclear points.
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Attackers blamed as four bullets hit room
Bush expressed regrets to the Soviet representative saying any one of the four children in the room could have been killed. Meanwhile a 15 year old boy and a 14 year old boy were detained after entering the Soviet mission and spraying red and black paint. police also linked the youths to the Jewish Defense League. Officials cited bomb threats at the Syrian mission and noted ongoing questions about responsibility.
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Agnew Seeks U S Military Aid to Greece Over Nixon Veto
Vice President Agnew warned that U S military aid to Athens could be overridden by a Nixon decision if it serves U S security interests. He said he had not been asked for increased aid and praised premier Papadopoulos as intelligent and frank. Greek sources said Agnew did not push a timetable for return to representative rule.
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Britain votes on Heath terms in Commons clash greens and hawks
Debate pits Labour led by Harold Wilson against Douglas-Home supporters over Heath's European terms. Healey warns against pooling nuclear forces with France and cautions that a European deterrent could split Europe. Douglas-Home argues for a future European security role with US cooperation.
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Reaction to Supreme Court Nomination Replies
Reaction from lawmakers and advocacy groups followed Nixon's nomination of two men for the Supreme Court. Javits praised the choice for merit while McGovern lamented the missed chance to include a woman. Bayh called the process ironic. Ford credited the selections as excellent. Civil rights leaders viewed Friday's and Lillie’s near-nominees as a civil rights victory despite disappointment over no woman.
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