Carswell Not As Bad As Justice Douglas
The piece weighs the Carswell Supreme Court nomination amid liberal opposition and Senate action. It notes Judge Carswell may gain confirmation despite attacks, contrasts him with Justice Douglas and Judge Haynsworth, and discusses impeachment talk tied to the president and evolving court upheaval.
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Senate
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Eee
Beral
Carswell
Clement Haynsworth
South Carolina
Mitchell
Nixon
Justice Douglas
Brandt visits Washington to push Ostpolitik and East talks
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt arrives in Washington for a two day visit to meet with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and address the National Press Club. He seeks to advance Ostpolitik while reassuring Washington that Bonn remains committed to the West. The trip follows recent Erfurt talks and emphasizes NATO ties amid East West German reconciliation efforts.
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Willy Brandt
Washington
Camp David
National Press Club
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
West Germany
Europe
Brandt
Willy Stoph
Erfurt
Joseph R. L. Sterne
The
Baltimore Sun
East Germany
Eastern
Bonn
Nixon
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Tex
NATO
Asian Bank Scandal Exposed Undersecretary Passman Inquiry
Rep. Otto Passman uncovers alleged mismanagement at the Asian Development Bank costing U.S. taxpayers. Findings show assets of about 452 million with loans disbursed under 140 million and high admin expenses. The bank, accused of investing staff funds and costly entertainment, borrows 15 million despite 100 million idle cash.
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Otto Passman
D-La
Foreign Aid
Asian Development Bank
Heated exchanges over bank loans to staff members
Lawmaker Passman presses Zagorin as he demands names and loan amounts for 1969. Zagorin cites the bank president’s refusal to disclose staff borrowing details while noting a pledged $200 million federal line and a possible extra $100 million from American taxpayers.
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Passman
State of Our Courts Reveals Flaws in Criminal Process
Rand Institute completes a large scale survey on how defendants move through criminal courts. Many never appear after arrest and bail, and most cases are resolved without trial. Prosecutions say crowding and delays drive plea bargains to avoid trial.
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Rand Institute
Redevelopment efforts face HUD probe while High Point projects await
The Redevelopment Commission led by Herman Bernard and Carson Stout meets HUD officials in Atlanta amid an investigation into the operation. They insist four major projects, including a new post office and parking facilities, will start as obstacles are cleared. The Harrison project extension also stalls, with officials hoping for prompt action.
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N.C
Associated Press
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Herman Bernard
Carson Stout
The
Redevelopment Commission
Atlanta
Housing and Urban Development
Elwood Corner
Loflin Corner
HUD
Harrison
Cheerio
Bob Allen
Max Cooke
Murphy Osborne
Tom Haggai
Gilbert Bernard
Melbourne
Fla
Providential
Tom
Marion
Florida
Gilbert
Holiday Inn
New Jersey
Daytona Beach
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le Monde
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Weimar Germany
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Asian Bank
U. S&s
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Zagorin
Louisiana
Merry
Japan
Takeshi Watanabe
By Jack Anderson
High Point Enterprise
North Main Street
D. A.rawley
C.H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley
Joseph P. Rawley
Randall B. Terry,jr
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
Petda
W. Idol
Richard Gue
New York
Alvernon
W. Kenneth Goodson
Sunday Enterprise
Weekly Enterprise
Birmingham
Cleveland
First Methodist Protestant Church
First United Methodist Church
Wesley Memorial
Harold E. Wagoner
America
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Piedmont
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