Sound Off and City Law Clash Over Loose Dogs
Readers vent about leash laws and dog control while Action Line redirects to City Council. South Carolina marks its tricentennial with events across Columbia and statewide venues, including tributes at Fort Sumter and multiple centers.
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How They Voted On Carswell
The Senate rejected Judge G Harrold Carswell for the Supreme Court by a 51 to 45 vote. Democrats for included Allen, Bible, Byrd, Eastland, Ellender, Ervin, Holland, Hollings, Jordan, Long, McClellan, Randolph, Russell, Sparkman, Stennis, Talmadge. Republicans for included Aiken, Allott, Baker, Bellmon, Boggs, Cooper, Cotton, Curtis, Dole, Dominick, Fannin, Goldwater, Griffin, Gurney, Hansen, Hruska, Jordan Idaho, Miller, Murphy, Pearson, Saxbe, Scott, Smith, Stevens, Thurmond, Tower, Williams, Young. Democrats against included Bayh, Burdick, Cannon, Church, Cranston, Dodd, Eagleton, Fulbright, Gore, Graves, Harris, Hart, Hartke, Hughes, Inouye, Jackson, Kennedy, Magnuson, Mansfield, McCarthy, McGovern, McIntyre, Metcalf, Mondale, Montoya, Moss, Muskie, Nelson, Pastore, Proxmire, Ribicoff, Spong, Symington, Tydings, Williams, Yarborough, Young. Republicans against included Brooke, Case, Cook, Fong, Goodell, Hatfield, Javits, Mathias, Packwood, Percy, Prouty, Schweiker, Mrs. Smith. Pairs: Bennett for and Pell against. Absent Mundt and Ye yee.
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Kan
Saxbe
Ohio
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Ill
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Alaska
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S.C. Tower
Tex
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Del
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Ind
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Fulbright
Ark
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Tenn
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Okla
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Hartke
Hughes
Wis
Ribicoff
Spong
Symington
Tydings
N.J
Yarborough
Brooke
Mass
Case
Cook
Fong
Hawaii
Goodell
N.Y
Ry Yee
N.M
Mundt
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Second Defeat For President Senate Rejects Carswell
The Senate rejected by 51 to 45 vote the nomination of Judge G Harrold Carswell to the Supreme Court amid Nixon's second defeat. The Tallahassee judge faced intense opposition as uncommitted senators shifted and the long nomination fight neared its end.
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Senate
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
Nixon
Carswell
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Greenville
D.C
Tallahassee, Fla
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate Judiciary Committee
Quentin N. Burdick
Charles McC. Mathias
Spiro T. Agnew
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Clement F. Haynsworth
Haynsworth
Tion
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
North Carolina’s Justices on the U.S. Supreme Court
The state has had two justices serve early in the republic. James Iredell sat from 1790 to 1799 and Alfred Moore from 1799 to 1804. No NC native has served since Moore about 226 years ago.
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Supreme Court
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Young Man With a Horn by Cynthia Lowry in 1969 Enterprise
The user asks for the date of the 1969 Enterprise article Young Man With a Horn by Cynthia Lowry. It suggests checking Enterprise microfilm or contacting The Associated Press at 50 Rockefeller Plaza New York NY 10020 for potentially quicker results.
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Associated Press
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New York
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Cambodia and South Vietnam ally against North Vietnamese
Cambodian and South Vietnamese authorities disclose joint armed efforts to crush thousands of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops inside Cambodia. American ground forces appear involved only as blocking or support forces on the South Vietnamese side of the border while awaiting further action.
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Cambodian army raids and clashes across border into Cambodia
South Vietnamese forces reportedly crossed into Cambodia with ground troops bombers and helicopter gunships. Five miles inside Svay Rieng province helicopters killed an estimated 150 enemy troops. Paratroopers penetrated Svay Rieng amid two day operations and U S troops in the Straight Edge Woods battle suffered six dead and nine wounded.
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Svetlana Stalin Marries Wright Architect in Private Arizona Ceremony
Svetlana Alliluyeva 44, daughter of Josef Stalin, wed William Wesley Peters 57, chief architect of Taliesin Associated Architects, in a quiet Quaker ceremony at Taliesin West Phoenix. Rev Raymond Manker performed the vows after a posthours license filing.
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Arizona Republic
Republic
Gas Explosions Kill 98 In Japan
A series of gas explosions at a subway construction site in Osaka killed 9 and injured 155. The blasts, in Kita Ward near Expo 70, caused fires over a mile square and leveled buildings while authorities blamed municipal gas leakage.
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Osaka
Kita Ward
Junji Matsushita
Six Sherpas killed by ice on Mount Everest disaster
Six Nepalese Sherpas guiding a Japanese expedition on Mount Everest died when a huge ice block fell at 18 860 feet. Two Sherpas were rescued, bodies recovered after a Sunday accident as Japanese plans to continue Everest climbs were uncertain. The expedition is led by Yuichi Miura.
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Nepal
Mt. Everest
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Everest
Moon Trip Delayed By Mattingly Measles Immunity Doubt
Cape Kennedy Florida AP doctors report Thomas K Mattingly II is not immune to German measles increasing the chance of postponing the Apollo 13 launch. Lovell and Haise are immune and all three flew after Charles Duke contracted the disease. Incubation is 14 to 21 days and the 10 day flight remains planned if Mattingly shows no symptoms or antibodies.
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Thomas K. Mattingly II
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James A. Lovell Jr
Fred W. Haise Jr
Ckup
Charles Duke
The
Mattingly
Justice Dept Backs Parents in Desegregation Busing Case
The Justice Department urged the 4th Circuit to review U S District Judge James B McMillan's plan for busing in Charlotte Mecklen burg County North Carolina. The memo argues the desegregation order may impose excessive transportation costs and long bus routes while aiming for racial balance.
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Justice Department
North Carolina
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Charlotte-Mecklenburg County
N.C
U.S
James B. McMillan
McMillan
Nixon