Public Favors Fairness Over Ideology in Supreme Court Picks
A Harris survey shows 79 percent prioritize fairness and ability over liberal or conservative labels, while 48 to 22 percent think the court has too many liberals. The public supported Blackmun’s confirmation 65 to 5 as meeting Nixon’s strict constructionist standard, and most oppose turning Supreme Court nominations into political footballs.
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Government clamps down on segregated districts in four states
The Justice Department filed suits against Mississippi and 27 districts plus actions against eight Florida districts nine in Arkansas and ten in South Carolina to force desegregation ahead of fall classes. It names 46 districts serving about 195000 students, with 95187 black pupils, and outlines timetable for plans, court filings, and possible remedies to achieve unitary districts by the new term.
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