No Heroes No Villains In Nixon Foreign Policy
Nixon seeks advice from top brains like Kissinger Secretary Rogers and Melvin Laird. Kissinger and staff present alternatives. Nixon then decides based on data. Symington and Fulbright attack Kissinger claiming lack of accountability though Nixon’s final call remains his own.
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Henry Kissinger
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Kissinger
Indochina
Congress
Symington
State Department
Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Messrs
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Cranky Justices at Work in the Supreme Court
Inside the Supreme Court private sessions reveal friction among Chief Justice Warren Burger and other Justices. Discussions on segregation shifted after Warren's 1953 appointment as he privately persuaded colleagues, writing a strong anti segregation opinion by hand and delivering it to each member.
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Earl Warren
Warren Burger
Burger
Hugo Black
William
Douglas
John Harlan
Warren
Fred Vinson
Felix Frankfurter
Tom Clark
Stanley Reed
Nixon
White House
Supreme Court
Associated Press
N.C
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Supreme Court Docket Shows Warren Led Segregation Reversal
The article recalls Justice Warren persuading fellow justices to vote against segregation and for one man one vote, with Jackson hospitalized during his persuasion. It contrasts Burger’s fragmented court with Warren’s consensus-building, notes Nixon’s shifts shaping the bench, and touches on draft anxieties and political TV campaigns reflected in Oklahoma remarks.
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Robert Jackson
Warren
Jackson
India's 10 Day Vote Shapes Historic Election Progress
India begins a 10 day polling as 275 million voters across 500000 villages and major cities cast ballots by party symbols. Indira Gandhi faces a high stakes contest while socialism and internal party dynamics loom. observers expect a likely victory but final results await.
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India
New Delhi
Calcutta
Bombay
McH
Congress Party
Indira
Protesting shareholders target Bank of America meeting
An activist group plans to attend Bank of America annual meeting in San Francisco to press questions on its Viet Nam war ties and foreign investments. The piece notes rising shareholder activism, security measures, and BofA's efforts like recycled-paper reports and social performance priorities, with expectations of a orderly session.
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BankAmerica Corp
San Francisco
Harvard Business Review
Bank OF America
California
Iig
Barbara Walters shoots for Krochler line debut in Greensboro
television star Barbara Walters arrives at six a m for a day of promoting Krochler furniture as part of its Debut 72 rollout at the Exposition Building. She, reputedly paid six thousand dollars daily, tours the set and enjoys a large buffet lunch at the Top of the Mart, then returns for seconds amid a busy shoot and a Chicago outfit named Fire Escape Ltd.
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Barbara Walters
Krochler
New York
Exposition Building
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