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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1972

Page

4

Nixon Court Takes Shape in Conservative Turn on Supreme Court

The article analyzes how President Nixon’s four Supreme Court appointees, including Rehnquist and Powell, align with a conservative shift. It notes decisions on jury verdicts and witness immunity signal a rightward trend, with Rehnquist highlighted as the court’s most conservative member amid a 71 case backlog and weekly sessions through July.

Supreme Court Franklin D. Roosevelt Warren Court Nixon High Court Fred Graham New York Times Law and Order Finance Committee Maurice H. Stans Burger Blackmun Powell Rehnquist Lewis F. Powell Jr William H. Rehnquist Byron R. White William J. Brennan Jr White Potter Stewart Warren E. Burger Harry A. Blackmun Court Minneapolis St. Paul Minnesota Twins Stewart

Illinois Independents Put Wallace On Ballot

The American Independent Party in Illinois named a slate to appear in the November election led by Alabama Governor George C. Wallace seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. The ticket includes Richard Kay for vice president and Dakin Williams for U S Senate, with petition signatures around 25,000 needed. Edwardsville’s Arice Yent and Park Forest’s Wendell Kincaid were listed for statewide offices. governor and attorney general posts were to be named later.

Champaign, Ill Illinois American Independent Party Alabama George C. Wallace Wallace State Central Committee For National Richard Kay Cleveland Ohio Dakin Williams Collinsville Ill Tennessee Williams U. S. Senate Williams Wendell Kincaid Park Forest Arice Yent Edwardsville

Rooney's Ship Subsidy Ties Gatekeeper to Campaign Cash

Washington column outlines Rep. John Rooney's control over four federal budgets and his Biden era willingness to fund maritime subsidies. It notes campaign contributions from ship interests, including Nicholas Pasco and Spyros Skouras, and recalls past diversions of subsidies totaling millions to Pacific Far East Lines and American President Lines.

Jack Anderson Washington John Rooney D-Y.y State, Justice and Commerce Departments Rooney Congress Supreme Court House Appropriations Nicholas Pasco Moore- McCormack Lines Spyros S. Skouras Prudential Grace Lines Pacific Far East Lines American President Lines Pacific Far East Commerce Department Seatrain Ship Building Charles Kriger Small Business Administration Kriger Henrietta Washington Whirl

Revenue Shortages Dilemma for Democrats Before Miami Convention

In Houston the Democratic Party faces a major dilemma ahead of the July national convention in Miami Beach. How to satisfy rising demands for expanded domestic spending while matching fiscal expert findings that current programs will consume any new revenue. The piece cites Brookings Institute warnings of overcommitted funds and growing public discontent with large programs. It lists criticisms of Title I funds, the 1968 Housing Act, manpower training, Model Cities, Safe Streets, and rural manpower, noting misallocation and bureaucratic growth.

Houston Democratic Party Miami Beach Kennedy Johnson Brookings Institution

Astrology Through History and Controversy

The author traces astrology from Mesopotamia to Greece and China, noting its decline with Christian emphasis on divine omnipotence. Councils often condemned it, though some modern bodies do not oppose it. The piece cites the Encyclopedia, calling astrology dead as a serious worldview with predictions failing the experimental test.

G.K Mesopotamia Greece China Christian Councils The Encyclopedia

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