Burger nomination to Supreme Court vacancy advances
Two ranking senators favor naming Warren Burger to the Supreme Court vacancy. Senate leaders support prompt action after the Judiciary Committee’s one hour 45 minute review. Burger’s federal appellate record described as sufficient. Mansfield notes little opposition but warns against overtrusting the process. Burger would replace Chief Justice Warren at month’s end.
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Scram Zess Puzzles Legal Speech On Judicial Philosophy
Fragmentary quotes show Burger testifying on procedural rules and judicial philosophy. Authorities discuss simplifying and refining court machinery while stressing interpretation of laws as Congress directs. The dialogue notes concerns about patterning and learning from past decisions.
Burger supports limited financial disclosure rules for federal judges
Fortas resignation aftermath shows Fortas accepted a $20000 fee from a financier's family foundation after leaving the court. Burger indicated no objection to a disclosure bill already approved by a judiciary subcommittee. The proposal would require public disclosure of honorariums above 300 dollars and all business connections of federal judges, plus detailed financial statements to the Judicial Conference.
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Dulles Widow Leaves Million Plus in Estate
NEW YORK AP Janet Avery Dulles widow of former Secretary of State Jonason Foster Dulles filed for probate in Manhattan Surrogate Court. She died in Washington at age 71 on May 14. The bulk of the estate goes to son John Dulles of Austin Texas and daughter Lillian Dulles Hinshaw of New York. A $5,000 bequest goes to the Buffalo Province of the Society of Jesus in honor of her son Father Avery Dulles.
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Brown University student earns near perfect four year average
Brown University graduate Donald B Krecker of Norristown Pennsylvania earned a summa cum laude BS after compiling a 4.156 average from 92 courses with one A-minus eight As and 23 A-pluses. He worked part time while a student and plans graduate study at Stanford University. Brown officials say the average may be the highest in modern times.
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June Weddings Link to Divorce Rates Revealed
June marriages show the lowest divorce rate while those wed in January February or March face above average chances of divorce, according to the U S Public Health Service. The findings underscore seasonal patterns in marriage stability and emphasize June as the traditional month for farm weddings.
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