Seven Justices of the Supreme Court and local nursery options
The article lists the seven Supreme Court justices and their appointing presidents, noting Burger as Chief Justice in 1969 and his views on Fifth Amendment rights. It also covers a reader asking about second shift nurseries near Jamestown and provides options such as Gnato's on Amos Street and Renee's Nursery near High Point Road, Greensboro.
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A. William 0. Douglas
Franklin D
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Byron R
Whizzer) White
Thurgood Marshall
Johnson
Harry Blackmun
Abe Fortas
Warren Earl Burger
District of Columbia
Burger
Supreme Court
Jamestown
Anon
High Point Road
Greensboro
Oldest recorded dog Adjutant dies at twenty seven
The Guinness record cites Adjutant a black Labrador gun dog whelped in 1936 and dying in 1963 at age 27 years 3 months. Ownership by James Hawkes at Revesby Estate Lincolnshire England noted. A collie in London reportedly died aged 27 in 1937. No public bathroom requirement found for laundromats.
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Guiness Book of World Records
Adjutant
James Hawkes
Revesby
Lincolnshire
England
Cole
Clerkenwell
London
Collie
Cost to taxpayers for state legislative special session
Disbursing officer George Lambert says five days of the special session cost 40,000 in pay at 25 cents per day per member and mileage at 10 cents a mile. A higher education committee meeting cost 14,000, and other items such as telephone calls and printing bring an estimated 2,000.
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George Lambert
Higher Education Committee
Lambert
Reader asks to publish seller contact for door-to-door products
A reader requests Action Line print contact details for a product sold door to door, stating they enjoyed the items and want to reorder. The note provides a phone number 475-1075 and asks the paper to publish it, while noting brand names should not be printed and to monitor classified ads for such sellers.
End Of Freeze Leaves Many Puzzled
Washington AP reports two weeks after the wage price freeze ended consumers and investors show uncertainty over Phase 2 ceilings and inflation controls. The stock market slump and price guidelines raise doubts about profits and business recovery.
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Washington
U S helicopter goes missing with 33 aboard in Vietnam
A CH47 Chinook helicopter carrying 5 crew and 28 passengers from the 101st Airborne disappeared after an emergency call during a thunderstorm on a flight from Da Nang to Phu Bai. The Epperson led an air and sea search as the war toll climbs with eight aircraft reported lost.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
U.S. Command
Richard Gardner
Epperson
Gardner
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
da Nang
Phu Bai
South China Sea
Panhandle
Laos
Nha Be
Nixon Threatens Veto Over Tax Bill Amendments
President Nixon warned he would veto the tax-cut bill if Congress sends it with budget-busting Senate amendments or a campaign financing plan. Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said the president had reached this stance today.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Senate
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon aims to push tax law changes before Christmas
Clark MacGregor and Ziegler outlined Nixon hopes for Congress to pass tax relief measures before year end. A special session was left as a future option if talks fail. Senate budget amendments would boost family relief and raise the personal tax deduction to $800, with a projected federal deficit increase of $4.3 to $5.6 billion annually for the next three years.
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Ziegler
MacGregor
Nixon
Congress
Senate
Lozi Named Jordanian Prime Minister After Tell’s Assassination
King Hussein appoints Ahmed Lozi 46 to head the cabinet following the slaying of Wassi Tell in Cairo. Tell, a strong foe of Palestinian guerrillas, was buried in Amman with about 3000 mourners. Four suspects with Syrian passports arrested. Black September implicated.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Ahmed Lozi
Wassi Tell
Lozi
Tell
Cairo
Sheraton Hotel
Abdullah Salah
Egypt
Middle East
Monzie Khalifa
Beirut
Black September Organization
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Senate Debates Extended Wage-Price Powers for Nixon
The Senate opens debate on a bill extending wage price controls to 1973 and retroactive pay raises for teachers and others denied by the freeze. Proxmire opposes the extension and may offer an amendment to limit the measure. Shultz defends the extension to avoid uncertainty.
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Senate
Nixon
Washington
William Proxmire
D.wis
House Economic Committee
Proxmire
Congress
How To Get Into College And Finance It Too
Advice on pursuing higher education in the United States outlining options from two year junior colleges to four year liberal arts schools and service academies. Emphasizes fit between student and institution, entrance exams, and the role of financial aid.
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United States
Darrell Holmes
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
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