Powell Rehnquist nominations pass Senate committee
The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved Lewis F. Powell Jr. for the Supreme Court and voted 12 to 4 to recommend William Rehnquist for the high court. Opponents Bayh Kennedy Hart and Tunney urged delay, citing liberty and equal justice concerns. final Senate action likely in December.
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Across borders India advances toward East Pakistan border
World news brief reports Indian troops and armor moving toward the East Pakistani frontier with claimed incursions into two villages and border outposts. Pakistan and India trade claims over air losses as the Manila and Moscow desks note further regional tensions.
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Stokowski Receives Yale Howland Prize Honor
Leopold Stokowski, 89, was awarded Yale Universitys Howland Memorial Prize for Distinguished Achievement in Literature Arts or Governments. He conducted two Yale orchestras in an open rehearsal of Beethoven Seventh Symphony and Bach Passacaglia and Fugue in C Minor, after removing his jacket.
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Nations Celebrate China's U N Membership At UN
Chinese officials hosted a reception for 325 people marking China’s entry into the United Nations with a Security Council seat and a pledge that there is no space on earth. Meanwhile U S milk strikes halt New York supply. Mills disputes Republican veto talk on tax cuts. Reading Railroad seeks reorganization under bankruptcy laws. Hamtramck court ruling targets urban renewal to relocate Black residents.
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Castro links communism to Christianity in Chile visit
Castro returning from an 11 day tour of provincial Chile smiled and told newsmen that communism and Christianity have much in common because both have faced persecution. He received a copy of the Old Testament from Chilean Cardinal Racilo Silva Henrquez in the cardinal's chambers in downtown Santiago.
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Betty Friedan lecture sparks mixed reaction in Rome
Betty Friedan addressed a largely female crowd at Rome's Eliseo Theater on Tuesday night. Some girls applauded while older women hissed and shouted "No! No!" as she spoke on the idea of a female pope and the question of why there must always be a male pope.
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