Burger Confirmed Chief Justice Amid Political Grudge
The Senate, by 74 to 3, confirmed Warren E. Burger as the 15th chief justice, despite opposition from McCarthy and three Democrats who argued for more time to study his record. The vote clears the way for his oath at the Supreme Court term end and opens the path for Nixon to name a successor to Fortas.
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Kennedy Thurmond clash over Justice Douglas cites one example
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy and Sen. Strom Thurmond spar over alleged improper conduct by Justice Douglas. Thurmond accuses Douglas of entanglement with foundations and centers while Kennedy demands just one example. The exchange touches on Dominican affairs and a Costa Rica lecture.
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Free Listening Device Offered By Hearing Aid Center
An Associated Hearing Aid Center promotion offers a free hearing aid listening device to those with faded hearing. The ad claims the compact device reduces strain during radio and TV listening and invites readers to request it by mail or phone, listing Hearanches at 537 Pine, Long Beach, 90812.
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