Nixon Likely to Tap Conservative for Supreme Court Seat
President Nixon weighs a Southern conservative to replace Hugo Black as the Supreme Court enters a new term. Seven names are under review after talks at Camp David with Atty. Gen. Mitchell. Speculation centers on Rep. Richard Poff and Lewis Powell as leading possibilities.
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Andrews Proposes Education Commission Restructuring Plan
The proposal would make the governor ex-officio chair and appoint 12 members with one from the state board of education. other appointees come from university boards with confirmation by the General Assembly. It aims for black and women representation. a later session and hearings set the stage for restructuring higher education starting Oct. 26.
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Czechoslovakia Gasps For Votes In One Party Elections
Prague reports show a massive campaign urging all adults to vote in November elections. The Communist party and National Front claim the polls are more democratic than Western ballots.
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