Nixon nominates Burger for chief justice
The article outlines President Nixon's choice of Judge Warren Burger for chief justice, highlighting his strict constructionist stance and congressional role in lawmaking. It notes Burger's DC Circuit tenure since 1956, potential Senate support, and predicts a sober, cautious court restoring public confidence while future vacancies loom with Black Harlan and Douglas.
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Warren Eat Burger
United States
Nixon
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Congress
Burger
Appeals Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Senate
Judge Burger
Abe Fortan
Hugo Black
John Harlan
William O. Douglas
Burger Supreme Court
Warren Suprem Court
Governor Scott to Greensboro for order at A and T campus
Governor Robert W. Scott and wife Jessie Ray visit Greensboro to address racial tension and law enforcement concerns. He criticized unilateral actions at N C State and UNC Chapel Hill and ordered guardsmen to clear guns from the A and T University dorms, aiming to end sniper fire and restore order.
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Robert W. Scott
Greensboro
Jessie Ray
Scott
N. C. State University
Raleigh
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
A & T University
Sermon
Gov. Scott
Tears and Triumphs in a Life of Faith and Tears
A reflective piece on tears as a sign of depth and compassion, recounting examples from Charles W. Eliot’s life, Jesus weeping at Lazarus, and public figures like Theodore Roosevelt and a North Carolina governor candidate. The essay urges not to hide tears and portrays tears as a measure of genuine humanity and faith in God’s compassion.
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Jesus
John
Charles
Harvard University
America
Christ
Lazarus
God
Earth
Theodore Roosevelt
Quentin
Germany
North Carolina
Jerusalem
Associated Press
SY Mail
Orly
High Point
N.C
N. C
Prise, Inc
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Rockefeller to Lead Latin America Aid Push Says Column
CAPUS WAYNICK argues Nixon should trust Nelson Rockefeller to shape Latin American relations through a broad aid program. Rockefeller’s two project types, eleemosynary and capitalistic, could surpass Kennedy’s proposed $20 billion programa del desarrollo. The piece notes mixed reactions in Guatemala Honduras and Peru, and urges careful handling of regional educational institutions and maritime claims.
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Capus Waynick
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Latin America
Kennedy
Truman
Guatemala
Honduras
Peru
Chile
Ecuador
Panama
Milton Eisenhower
Probe of Fortas and Dems Sparks Capitol Hill Reaction
Drew Pearson reports the Justice Department will pursue a federal grand jury investigation of ex Justice Abe Fortas and seeks probes of four other Democratic judges, stirring strong Democratic pushback on Capitol Hill. It notes scrutiny of Sherman Adams files and recalls Adams' two calls to the FTC for Bernard Goldfine, with earlier 1958 findings of monetary rewards from Goldfine in the form of gifts and hospitality.
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Washington
Justice Department
exJustice
Abe Fortas
Capitol Hill
Federal Trade Commission
Sherman Adams
Fortas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Louis Wolfson
Florida
Adams
Eisenhower
Bernard Goldfine
New England
Copley Plaza
Boston
Goldfine
Justice Fortas
Wolfson
Portas
Nixon
John Mitchell
Northfield Mills
Northfield, VI
Lebanon Woolen Mill Corp
Lebanon
N. H
Strathmore Woolen Company
Charles Canavan
FTC
Canavan
Connors Greets Hutchens at Willow Creek Golf Event
Chuck Connors the Rifleman visited George W. Hutchens for a member guest golf tournament at Willow Creek. Hutchens and Connors are longtime friends. Connors’ breakfast with Mrs. Hutchens and roses preceded a morning round highlighting the event.
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Chuck Connors
Rifleman
George W. Hutchens
Willow Creek
Hutchens
George
G. E. Hutchens
Chuck
Revealing Files On Adams And Goldfine Scandal Details
The report outlines how Sherman Adams interceded on behalf of Bernard Goldfine, leading to a mild admonition for mislabeling wool products. FTC investigations show repeated violations and White House influence delaying hearings, with further appeals to Adams and direct talks with FTC Chairman Howery in 1955.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Redevelopment Commission
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
UNCG
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Robert Scott
FTC
New York
Burlington
White House
Canavan
Justice Department
Goldfine
Three Mills
Northfield Mills
Lebanon Mills
Strathmore Wool Corp
Bernard
Horace Goldfine
Adams
Edward Howery
Horace
Howrey
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New Court
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High Point Enterprise
North Maine High Point
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
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Randall B
Holt McPherson
W. Patterson. Idol, JR. Hoh and Teague
Jeese
Ives
Auttor
Uted
Ens
Etreutatt A
Ion
Drew Pearson
Molt McPhersen
Marcel L. Bardet
Civic Groupe
Paris
Henry Waddinton
Augusta County Club
The
Mart
South
Elks
Paul Harvey
Sarah Greene
High Point College
Red Cross
Service To Military Families
Boston Herald Traveler
HPC
Vietnam
Sarah
E. Tyree Greene
White Plains
N.Y
Gordlyn Russell
Riles Democrats
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