ABA Will Pass On Court Nominees
The Nixon administration will submit potential Supreme Court nominees to the American Bar Association for a professional Qualifications review. The plan expands the ABA role with a preliminary, candid inquiry while the final decision remains with the President and Attorney General.
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Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
John N. Mitchell
Lawrence E. Walsh
Federal Judiciary
Justice Department
Walsh
Mitchell
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Senate
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
G. Carswell
Mrs Nielson to resign state senator seat Forsyth County
Mrs Geraldine Nielson announced plans to resign as Forsyth County state senator due to her husband Dr Eldon D Nielson taking a job in Evansville Indiana She has served two terms and sought a third but gave no resignation date The Forsyth Republican committee will nominate a replacement with at least ten days notice required before a meeting.
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Winston - Salem
Geraldine Nielson
Forsyth County
Evansville
Ind
Nielson
General Assembly
Eldon D. Nielson
Fred S. Hutchins
Republican Executive Committee
Peach prices rise due to freeze and drought in North Carolina
Candor grower T Clyde Allman says a hard January freeze and a prolonged June July drought pushed prices up about one dollar per crate of 38 pounds. Early varieties suffered from the frost while late varieties suffered from the drought, with costs passed to consumers.
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Candor, N. C
North Carolina
T. Clyde Allman
Candor
National Peach Council
North Carolina Peach Growers Society
Allman
Sears Plans Tallest Building in the World
Sears, Roebuck and Co. announced a 109 story Sears Tower to rise on Chicago’s near West Side by 1974. The 1 450 foot structure will house Sears main offices and more than half the space, costing over 100 million dollars with black aluminum and amber glass exterior by Skidmore Owings Merrill.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Near West Side
Sears
Gordon M. Metcalf
Sears Tower
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
New York City
Chicago Plan for Black Builders Hits Snag in Slump
Officials report labor disputes and a housing downturn slow the Chicago Plan aimed at channeling minority workers into construction. Since January the program has trained but 150 workers, with targets of 4,000 jobs this year facing delays from industry slowdowns and skilled-job bottlenecks.
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Chicago
U.S
Fred Hubbard
Thomas J. Nayder
Chicago Building Trades Council
Chicago Plan Executive Board
Nayder
Coalition For United Community Action
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Richard J. Daley
Raleigh School Board Seeks Federal Guidance on Integration
The Raleigh school board voted to request assistance from the U S Office of Education to boost desegregation. Board attorney Howard Manning said bussing north and southeast Raleigh students remains the only method to end segregated city schools, and cautioned awaiting a Supreme Court ruling on one race schools and busing.
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Raleigh
Raleigh School Board
U. S. Office of Education
Office
Howard Manning
Manning
U. S. Supreme Court
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