Fortas Resignation Accepted by Nixon Without Regrets
Justice Abe Fortas resigns from the Supreme Court under pressure amid Wolfson foundation ties. President Nixon accepts the resignation without regrets as Warren nears retirement. Fortas cites stress from the Wolfson controversy and reports returning a $20 000 lifetime stipend.
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Senators pledge deeper scrutiny of future court nominees
Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen vow fuller investigations of presidential picks before confirmation after Abe Fortas resigns. They support stronger executive branch disclosure laws, while some lawmakers call for continued Fortas inquiry and criticize the Justice Department role.
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Fortas investigation debated as Rep Gross seeks grand jury
The nation dropped any need for a committee probe into the Fortas case but Rep H R Gross of Iowa said he would ask Mitchell to empanel a federal grand jury to examine Fortas extrajudicial activities.
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