Burger confirmed as nation's 15th chief justice
Washington AP reports the Senate overwhelmingly confirmed Warren E Burger as the nation's 15th chief justice. The vote followed a brief, orderly confirmation amid liberal opposition linked to the Fortas affair. Burger, a 14 year veteran of the federal bench, will fill the seat vacated by Earl Warren and move the court closer to full strength.
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Nixon to discuss Midway trip and peace moves
Nixon heads to Midway for a summit with South Vietnamese leaders as the White House signals continued troop withdrawals. Officials say the plan calls for replacing 25,000 combat troops with Vietnamese units and pursuing unconditional negotiations with the Vietcong. The talks aim to influence wider Paris peace efforts and shift the burden to Saigon.
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Former resident earns doctorate from St Louis University
Mrs Radko KK Jansky formerly Ann Lash Lauf, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex C Lauf of 1322 BE High St, received a doctor of philosophy degree Saturday from St Louis University. She has been visiting her parents with children Margarita Draza and Martin.
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Proposed bill to halt student aid over riots
Washington AP reports a proposed compromise bill would require universities seeking federal funds to certify they have coordinated actions with administrators, faculty, and students to prevent campus violence. The measure aims to curb disruptions by tying eligibility to on campus conduct plans while resisting broad withdrawal of funds.
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Secret Pentagon chart questions Safeguard's reach
Opponents of the Safeguard antimissile program cite a Pentagon chart indicating the system would grant only a few months of protection against a Soviet attack. Critics note the small number of ABMs planned. The chart, shown to senators earlier, sparked debate as Senator Symington warned about releasing classified information.
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Michigan slayer victims and ABM chart in debate
AP reports a string of six Michigan killings near Ann Arbor linked by Senator Symington to ABM deployment. The piece notes a chart on Soviet missile needs cited by proponents and critics, plus Harvard student expulsions tied to a campus takeover and reactions to university discipline.
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Patman urges Nixon to withdraw deposits and curb banks
Rep. Wright Patman, chairman of the House Banking Committee, urged President Nixon to withdraw government deposits from banks that raised their prime rate to 12 percent, calling it a conspiracy risking a severe recession. He asked the Fed to cut off discount privileges and urged antitrust action against involved banks.
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Three youths killed in crash near lake
A deadly night on Missouri roads left six dead. In Camdenton area a one car crash near Bagnell Dam killed three youths including driver David Dodson 18 of Camdenton and Bill Gene Bean 17 of St. Peters with Danny Cuvar 18 of Granite City injured. Ronald Wall of St. Louis hospitalized with injuries. A separate three car crash on US 50 near Gerald killed one and injured five, with Marvin Woods 28 Owensville and Angus Brannon 59 St. Louis listed critical. Other injuries included Thomas Luennenann 21 Crestwood and Gary Rehmer 29 Gerald. In Howard County two more fatalities occurred on Route 5 and Highway Five South near the Chariton line with Linus Meyer 62 Glasgow dying after a sideswipe collision.
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60 Solid State Stereo With Mediterranean Design
Vintage 60 inch solid state stereo with Quid Walnut finish and 100 watt output. Includes AM FM radio, tape and mic inputs, extra speaker missing. Originally priced at 59.95, balance due 312.80 or 18.35 monthly. See Vopt's Sewing Machine Co, Madison. Dial 24-9571.
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