Rogers Turmoil Over State or Supreme Court Seat
Secretary of State William Rogers, praised in Senate hearings, faces a possible shift with rumors he may be groomed to replace Earl Warren on the Supreme Court. The Nixon aide, known for steadiness and moderation, weighs whether to stay at State or join the high court as Defense Secretary Laird sparks debate over missile policy.
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Sirhan's Long Wait for Penalty Phase Verdict
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, convicted of first degree murder in the assassination of Senator Robert F Kennedy, faces the penalty phase of his trial with appeals likely. A Los Angeles jury found him guilty after 17 hours of deliberation. a life sentence with possible parole in seven years could occur if recommended, though parole is not guaranteed. The case hinges on mental responsibility and will attract prolonged court review.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Sirhan
California
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Editorial Review of the Presidents Hundred Days
The piece surveys the historical 100 days measure from Napoleon to Nixon, citing Roosevelt’s New Deal era as a benchmark and noting Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon for limited early legislative action. It quotes Dean Acheson on Nixon’s first hundred days and reflects on foreign policy focus versus domestic output.
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Nixon
President and Vice Presidents Named in Transit Notice
A fragmented OCR item lists roles including President and Vice President and mentions Secretary and Transator mercy, suggesting a civic or organizational leadership slate without full details. The readable bits indicate a governance or official capacity with missing context.
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Weet
Transator Mercy
Census curbs spark White House budget talk
Washington reports the Census Bureau dropped emb arassing questions after a closed session with President Nixon and Republican leaders. Betts led opposition, while the White House discussed relaxing penalties and adjusting forms. Budget discussions noted a near record surplus and cuts in defense, with focus on aid programs and the long form reduction. Williams warns of deep aging poverty without swift action based on forthcoming hearings.
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Pate
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New York City crime sparks private guard efforts and debates
In New York City crime rises with tenants hiring guards and forming private patrols as landlords resist. A fashion photographer was attacked in a slum area, while muggings and robberies spread across blocks. Experts like Dr. Philip Zimbardo warn city life may erode social controls, yet officials promise action and private measures persist.
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