Fortas Chosen as Chief Justice by Johnson
Fortas, a Memphis born lawyer who led a high school band, was named by President Johnson to succeed retiring Earl Warren as chief justice. The Yale Law School graduate and former undersecretary of Interior built a career in Washington, later cofounding Arnold Fortas Porter.
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Thornberry Nominated to Supreme Court by Johnson
Washington AP report notes President Lyndon B. Johnson nominates Homer Thornberry, longtime ally and former Texas legislator turned federal judge, to join the U.S. Supreme Court to fill the seat of Abe Fortas. Thornberry, born 59 years ago, has a liberal-leaning record and a background from modest origins.
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