Carswell Rejected For Wrong Reasons In Senate Fight
The article argues Judge G Harrold Carswell was denied a Supreme Court seat for improper motives, noting Senator Birch Bayh and Senator Margaret Chase Smith as key figures and criticizing liberal pressure groups. It highlights Nixon’s setback and questions the accountability of government.
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Clement Haynsworth
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
White House
Judge Carswell
Camme
U. S. Senate
Carswell
U. S. Court of Appeals
Senate
Supreme Court backs order in courtroom decorum ruling
The Supreme Court strikes down courtroom sabotage and violence, praising orderly trials. It cites William Allen’s case as key, while noting similar disruptions in Chicago and New York cases. Justice Black says protecting decorum prevents degradation of the judicial system.
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Supreme Court
New York
Chicago
William Allen
Allen
Grover Niemeyer
Hugo L. Black
Black
Taxpayers Brace for Complex 1971 Form Year
Taxpayers face the new multi colored 1040 form with longer instructions and pension questions. IRS officials note the change was to preserve deductions. About 41.5 million returns arrived by March 27 with 26 million refunds totaling 6.3 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Eliot
Edwin §. Cohen
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Lawyers and Accountants
Hanoi's Aggression and regional crisis analyzed
The report argues North Vietnam orchestrates attacks across Cambodia Laos and South Vietnam. It cites 40 000 45 000 troops in Cambodia and 67 000 in Laos with Meo Thai and U S aid shaping guerrilla action. It notes Nixon plans disengagement and a shift away from broader Southeast Asian war.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Cambodia
Sihanouk
Khmer Rouge
Moscow
Peking
U. S
State Department
Sihanoukville
Laos
Nixon
South Vietnam
United States
Thailand
Mekong
Speak Kind Words While He Still Lives
A prairie verse urges praising friends while they are alive not after death. True encouragement strengthens heart and spirit, inspires courage, and gives lasting warmth. Do not wait until life is over to note kindness. tell him now.
Easter letters and Cherry Blossom parade prompt local notes
In Phu Bai Vietnam George D Davis Jr writes home from Easter Sunday describing a large interdenominational service with a sermon by Defense Secretary Laird's minister. Back home Andrews High School band prepares to march in Washington's Cherry Blossom Festival while local fundraising and post office reforms are discussed alongside reflections on faith, civic duty, and community life.
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Ene
N.C
Associated Press
High Point
N. C
Point
Sete
Detbiene
High Point Enterprise, Inc
George D. Davis Jr
Phu Bai
South Vietnam
Laird
My Lai
Vietnam
G.I
Screaming Eagle Amphitheatre
Andrews High School
Deep River Church
Washington
Lions Club
A. W. Whitehorne
Joe Rowe Sr
United States
Congress
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