Rumors Swirl Over Supreme Court Seat Selection
In Tennessee the mare district parallels a Supreme Court justice in function yet differs in tone. Two rumors circulate in the capital about a vacant high court seat. One says Nixon has chosen a nominee. the other narrows the field to three individuals including Miller Justice Louis H Burke.
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Vietnam troop cuts eyed as draft drops prompt shifts
Officials warn of further force reductions in Vietnam with mid-April troop totals near 108,500 and a possible 60,000 surge in the next three to four weeks. The U.S. commitment could dip below 400,000 as a 300,000 man rollback reduces overall strength to about 3,155,000. Draft calls shrink from 290,000 last year to an anticipated 225,000 this year, with potential further cuts possibly pushing below 226,000. A California court matter notes a 65-year-old man nicknamed Miller described as a “mystery man” and a Burke who is quoted on a philosophical tag.
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Midpoint of Vietnam War Casualties and Civilian Attacks
After a bombing halt through 1969, U S combat deaths total 10 558 in 62 weeks versus 16 463 in the prior period, while Saigon reports rising Viet Cong and civilian casualties near My Lai and Chau Thuan. An attack on Chau Thuan kills 15, including 14 refugees, as North Vietnamese operations press along major routes near Da Nang and Saigon. Senator Tran Van Don launches a middle path opposition bloc advocating cooperation and nonalignment with foreign powers.
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Futurist Debate on Cities and Technology
The dialogue questions the need for urban centers as work and shopping move to home and distant centers. It envisions lectures by telephone and stores dialed from fields, arguing cities survive mainly to employ politicians. The scene ends with a train stop and a dismissive remark.
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Arkansas Weather Summary for Friday Morning
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am Friday shows high 60 and low 33 with cloudy conditions. Occasional rain spread across the state, turning colder in the northern portion. Tonight’s low expected in the upper 30s to mid 40s.
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King Birthday Observances Mark 41st Anniversary
Memorial services and tributes across the nation mark the 41st anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr. King's widow and children attended a ceremony at the Memorial Center in Atlanta where they sang We Shall Overcome and laid a wreath on King's crypt. Officials in several states declared the day a holiday as leaders urged reconciliation and nonviolence. Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller spoke in New York, while Hubert Humphrey and Edward Brooke addressed others in Boston and St. Paul respectively.
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Court Asked for Material in Rioting Probe
The McSurelys seek damages after McClellan committee subpoenaed material held by Kentucky officials. Investigators linked McSurely and other poverty workers to a Nashville meeting of civil rights and political groups before riots. A series of memorials and public statements followed nationwide, with officials observing moments of silence and condemning violence.
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Slain Trooper's Widow Gave Birth in Arkansas
Mrs Debra Bufford of Batesville gave birth to a six pound ten ounce boy this week. She is the widow of State Police Trooper Allen Bufford slain last July 27 while attempting to ticket a motorist for an alleged traffic violation.
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GE Union Chief Denies Harassment Claims
Jonesboro AP Dick Bridger president Local 747 of the International Union of Electrical Workers denied charges that union members harassed traffic at the General Electric plant amid a nationwide strike that began Oct 26. He said a court order limited picketers and that GE lawyers advised as many as eight to twelve could be on site when traffic was light.
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