Nixon’s Supreme Court fights and Cambodia war clash
The article outlines Senate battles over Nixon’s nominees including Henry Blackmun and Kleinendienst, the 1970 Cambodian offensive and resulting limits on presidential war powers, Kent State protests, and large antiwar demonstrations that shaped early 1971 policy and Nixon’s public defenses. It notes cabinet shifts, confirmations, and political turbulence accompanying Nixon’s presidency.
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Centralia Optimists Ice Cream Social and Football Outlook
Centralia Optimists host an ice cream and cake social at Lloyd Armentrout's tonight. On Aug 29, football coach Rockne Calhoun will present his season outlook. Kiwanis hears Centralia Fireside Guard editor John Rolfe discuss town paper activities. Rotary picnic planned by First Christian Church members with slides on Europe.
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Alioto loses bid to move retrial in $12.5 million suit
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto fails to urge a change of venue for his defamation suit against Cowles Communications now tied to a 1969 article alleging Mafia links. Judge Russell N. Smith denied the request, citing possible juror bias. first trial ended in a hung jury May 15, 1970.
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