Democrats vote against Carswell in Supreme Court fight
The Senate rejected Carswell 51 to 45 as opposition from both parties reflected regional splits. Republicans who helped defeat Nixon’s pick included several who had supported Haynsworth, while others backed by white House strategists urged regional balance. White House aides weighed next steps and possible candidates from Mississippi and Virginia, with Southern strategy debates ongoing.
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Carswell
Nixon
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Abe
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Haynsworth
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R-Vt
Marlow W. Cook
R-Ky
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
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Judiciary Committee
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Ziegler
White House
Congress
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Mississippi
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Virginia
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Puff
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Ervin
South
S.C
Tom
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Murphy
Cranston
Clement F. Haynsworth
How Senati Vote Confirms Members in Faulty Listing
Unclear OCR text records voting patterns for a senate confirmation. Names appear garbled with multiple misspellings and illegible segments. The piece lists Republican and other party affiliations, with absent and voting status notes embedded amid fragmented name strings.
Murphy Raps Court and Cranston on Carswell Vote
Senators George Murphy and Alan Cranston split their votes on Judge G Harrold Carswell and Clement Haynsworth, Murphy criticizing the Supreme Court and pledging to support just judges, while Cranston urged unity and a careful choice. Democrats celebrated softly, noting Bayh's pivotal role in the defeat.
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Supreme Court
Alan Cranston
California
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Murphy
High Court
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Carswell
Bayh Says Vote Wasn’t Against Nixon Personally
Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana said the vote over Harrold Carswell was not a personal defeat for President Nixon. Senator Howard Baker warned the action could alienate the South and revive sectional strife once seen a century ago. Senators Tydings and McGee, who voted against Carswell, pledged support for a future Nixon nominee from the South.
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Indiana
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United States
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Carswell
Gov Regan bloodbath remark sparks partisan clash
Democrats reject Monagan's reading of the remark as a call for campus violence. Assembly Democrats say Reagan's words caused irreparable harm, while Republican aides insist it was only a figure of speech. Miller calls for accountability for the governor's intemperate phrasing.
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Assembly Democratic Caucus
George N. Zenovich
Fresno
Gov. Regan
John J. Miller
Berkeley
Paul Beck
Reagan
Council of California Growers
Yosemite
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Reagan dinner raises 800000 for re election in Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan supporters hosted a Century Plaza Hotel fundraiser that netted about 800000, the largest California event of its kind. Ed Mills led the dinner with over 1000 guests, proceeds aiding Reagan’s re election effort. The talk stressed Proposition Seven to raise interest on state bonds and support for the water project.
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Ronald Reagan
Ed Mills
Century Plaza
Los Angeles
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Lawmakers push to hold speakers accountable for violence
Debates arise over public remarks that incite violence from figures like Black Panther leader David Hilliard and UC Berkeley student leader Dan Segal. Some legislators seek legal changes to hold speakers responsible for violent outcomes even without intent, while Zenovich notes mainstream Democrats and Republicans reject demagoguery and violence.
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Nixon
San Francisco
Dan Segal
University of California
Park
Berkeley
Independent delivery issues raise concerns in April issue
Ambien delivery delays affect service as readers report late copies on April 3. Independent cites mention disruptions tied to ARP and PUNGAY operations, with readers noting missed issues and irregular distribution across locations.
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