Nixon says he cannot nominate South judges to Supreme Court
President Nixon declares he cannot successfully nominate to the Supreme Court and Federal Appellate benches the South’s Carswell and Hayes. He says they faced vicious attacks, but notes their integrity and shared constitutional philosophy. He cites the Senate's composition and the rejection of Catswell and Haynesworth as unavoidable consequences.
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Washington
Nixon
Sun Court
Senate
Supreme Court
South
Carswell
Hayes- Woorthee
Catswg
Haynsworth
United States
Scouters Plan One Day Outdoor Skills Training
A one day Scouters training session will be held Saturday at Camp Hook from 9 30 a m to 8 p m led by Curt Tis with about 200 staff volunteers. The program teaches camping skills including campfire cooking and food preparation using woods resources.
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Camp Hook
Curt Tis
Philmont Scoutgandogram
Den Mothers Present Eccentric Fashion Show At Roundtable
Den mothers from Cub Pack 63 Wildwood School staged a fashion show during the monthly Scout Roundtable at United Presbyterian Church. The event featured unusual outfits including waffle fabric themes, a balloon dress and a bell bottom look, with dessert table and decorative silverware as props.
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Wildwood School
United Presbyterian Church
Acquittals in 1969 Middletown Theft Case
William Soule aged 29 and Ishmel Clair aged 32 were acquitted yesterday by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer. A grand jury had indicted them for larceny in connection with the alleged theft of 2805 dollars worth of brass tubing from Diamond National Corp in Middletown on August 14, 1969.
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Hamilton
Middletown
William Soule
Ishmel Clair
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Diamond National Corp
Aero Modelers To Meet Sunday
Middletown Aero Modelers plan a Sunday 1 30 p m meeting at 1410 Wilmore Drive home of president William Byrum. Topics include a June air show and Goodyear racing. Members should bring planes. Open to any person interested in model airplanes.
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Middletown Aero Modelers
William Byrum
Wilmore Drive
Goodyear Racing
Byrum
Regulations Review of Cancer Eye Beefs Carcasses
Washington AP The Agriculture Department will review long standing rules allowing carcasses with cancer eye to be sold after removing affected parts. The move follows public concern over beef from cattle with tumors though officials say the rest of the carcass is safe. A House subcommittee chair disclosed the review and noted stricter poultry rules.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Surgeon General
Gilbert Wise
Department
Consumer Protection
Wise
Associated Press
John S. Monagan
House
Monagan
Joseph S. Stein
Beef shortage study rejected by House committee
Washington AP report says the House Government Operations Committee sent back a congressional beef shortage study to the special studies subcommittee for recommittal. Rep. Jack Brooks defended delaying action while cattlemen oppose a proposed commission to regulate supply and prices.
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Washington
House Committee
Congressional
United States
House Government Operations Committee
Special Studies
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Brooks
Associated Press
U.S
Nixon Names Ohioans To Pollution Panel
President Nixon named seven Ohioans to the National Industrial Pollution Control Council joining 46 other industrial leaders. Recipients include Howard J. Morgens of Procter & Gamble Edwin D. Dodd of Owens Illinois John L. Gushman of Anchor Hocking Thomas F. Patton of Republic Steel Gilbert W. Humphrey Hanna Mining Russell DeYoung Goodyear and J Ward Keener B F Goodrich.
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Washington
GM Chairman Income Was 765858 Dollars in 1969
Detroit AP reports General Motors board chairman James Roche was paid 765858 last year. The GM statement shows president Edward N. Cole received 702247, Roche earned 794934 in 1968 and Cole 717247.
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Detroit
James Roche
General Motors
Edward N. Cole
Roche
Cole
Agriculture department finds over ten percent of cattle carcasses whittled
Agriculture Department statistics show more than 10 percent of the 30 million cattle carcasses approved by federal inspectors in 1968 69 underwent some postmortem whittling for removal of offending parts.
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Agriculture Department
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