Mitchell says she and Nixon aides on good terms again
Martha Mitchell spoke in Los Angeles saying she had not spoken with her husband two weeks after his Supreme Court nomination scare and that First Lady Pat Nixon and she planned to help each other. She discussed Cabinet wives at meetings and Secret Service clearance while answering questions on prayers and other topics in a brisk news conference.
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McCloskey backs Rehnquist despite civil rights clash
Rep. Paul W. McCloskey, a liberal Republican challenging Nixon, endorsed Supreme Court nominee William H. Rehnquist while criticizing his political philosophy. He praised Rehnquist’s law reverence and warned against mixing politics with judgments, despite disagreements on civil rights, presidential power, Indochina, and rights versus police power. The Senate Judiciary Committee neared a week-long delay before a floor vote.
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