Who's Who on List of Possible Supreme Court Nominees
The ABA screening panel led by Warren Christopher will weigh professional qualifications judicial temperament and integrity. President Ford will consider political factors before naming a nominee to replace Justice Douglas with Senate confirmation. The list includes Arlin Adams Robert Bork Alfred Goodwin Robert Griffin Carla Hills Shirley Hufstedler Edward Levi Vincent McKusick Dallin Oaks Paul Roney John Paul Stevens J Clifford Wallace William Webster Charles E Wiggins.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ford
Edward H. Levi
American Bar Association
William O. Douglas
ABA
Warren Christopher
Los Angeles
Levi
Senate
Arlin Adams
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Adams
Abe Fortas
Robert H. Bork
Thurgood Marshall
Stanley Reed
Griffin
Traverse City
Mich
Carla Hills
Hills
Betty Ford
California
Douglas
Washington State
HUD
Shirley Hufstedler
Hufstedler
Edward M. Levi
Midwest
Chicago
University of Chicago
Vincent L. McKusick
Portland
Maine
McKusick
Felix Frankfurter
Dallin Oaks
Brigham
Virginia
John Paul Stevens
Stevens
House
J. Clifford Wallace
9Th Circuit
Wallace
San Diego
Calif
William H. Webster
Webster
Defense Must Tell Why She Had Gun
Lynette Fromme's defense must explain why she had a loaded .45 pistol two feet from President Ford as her trial proceeds. The defense contends the publicity stunt aimed to force a new trial for Charles Manson and argues she did not intend to kill Ford.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Ford
Manson
John Virgo
Miss Fromme
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Virgo
Southampton
England
New York
London
IRA
Virga
U.S
Secret Service
State Capitol
Washington
Larry Buendorf
Angola Agony Deepens as Civil War Rages Across Luanda
In Luanda banners read A Luta Armada Continua as Angola's civil war worsens. MPLA led by Agostinho Neto holds Luanda and claims recaptured villages while FNLA and UNITA press from the northwest and south. Heavy fighting, scarce food, and Soviet arms flow mark a nation in ruins. In Xenia Ohio, Arthur E. Morgan dies at 97.
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Luanda
Angola
Portugal
Congo
Belgium
Lope da Nacremento
People’s Republic of
Popular Movement
MPLA
Agostinho Neto
The
Liberation Front
FNLA
United States
China
Zaire
Union For Total Independence
UNITA
South Africa
Dange
Caxito
Carmona
Palm
Africa
U.S
Kinshasa
Arthur Morgan
Xenia
Ohio
Tennessee Valley Authority
Antioch College
Arthur E. Morgan
Franco's 3rd surgery keeps dictator alive in Madrid
Generalissimo Francisco Franco, 82, survived a third major operation after hemorrhagic complications following prior procedures. Surgeon Dr. Manuel Hidalgo Huertas reported a quiet night and condition satisfactory, while Spaniard newspapers debated ethics of life-prolonging machines and the doctors' actions.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Manuel Hidalgo Huertas
Hidalgo Huertas
France
Franco
Arriba
la Paz
Hungate to Speak at Oklahoma Jefferson Jackson Dinner
Congressman Bill Hungate D Missouri will headline the Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner in Oklahoma City on Saturday. He will join Governors David Boren and James Exon for the Oklahoma Nebraska game before the event at 7 p.m. at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds.
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Washington
Missouri
Oklahoma City
Bill Hungate
D-Mo
David Boren
Okla
James Exon
Nebr
Hungate
Democratic Party of Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Fairgrounds
U S Secretary Butz to Aid Iran Farming Efforts
U S Agriculture Secretary Earl L Butz says Washington will provide high level technical assistance to Iran to raise farm production. He made the pledge after meeting Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi in Tehran during a tour that follows a Rome FAO conference.
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Tehran
Iran
U.S. Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
United States
Butz
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Israel
Rome
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Harris Udall And Carter Score In Democratic Contest
Former Oklahoma senator Harris and Arizona congressman Udall led liberal Democrats in five regional conferences, while Georgia governor Carter won Florida straw votes with 67 percent amid Wallace opposition. Carter seeks Florida primary advantage as Meany questions Ford’s 1976 bid and Reagan weighs a GOP challenge.
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Associated
Preas
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Alabama
George Wallace
Florida
Harris
Udall
Middle Atlantic
District of Columbia
Minneapolis
Springfield
Mass
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Wallace
Carter
Jimmy
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Norman Bie
Clearwater
NBC
Meet the Press
Boston
Washington
George Meany
Ford
Meany
Afl-Cio
ABCTV
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Bork
Archibald Cox
Alfred N. Goodwin
9Th
Goodwin
Ore
Robert P. Griffin
Hugo L. Black
Paul Roney
St. U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Roney
St. Petersburg
Fla
South
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Mexico
Audrain County Historical Society
See- Tv Channel 12
Ted Mayes
Quinnie Benton
Botts Cauthorn
Lagonegro
Italy
Atttorney
J. Paul Getty II
Maurizio Rossi
Mae West
Hollywood
Won Ton Ton
Right
Mae
Adolph Zukor
Paramount Studios
Zukor
Liberty
Ronald Reagan
Victor Vin
Catfish
Victor, Mo
Glenwood
Blackaby
Harald Adams
Dairy Queen
D.Q. Corp
Daird Certs
Montgomery City
Sturgeon
East Liberty
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