Hearings recessed after damning Carswell testimony debate
Senate Judiciary Committee recessed after criticism of Judge G Harrold Carswells Supreme Court nomination following testimony by three opposing law professors. Rutgers Lowenthal described Carswells habeas handling as hostile and damaging with orders sent back to county court. Duke Van Alystyne and Princeton Gary Orfield opposed confirmation while Yale James Moore supported Carswell.
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Carswell
Florida
Bayh
U.S. Court of Appeals
Lowenthal
Tallahassee
Fla
University of Flar
da Bar Association
Mark Hulsey
Jacksonville
Gadsden County
5Th Court of Appeals
Duke University Law School
William van Alystyne
Princeton University
Gary Orfield
Yale Law School
James W. Moore
High Court
van Alystyne
Georgia
Supreme Court
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Greenville
D.C
Haynsworth
Senate
Borman to Team Up With Perot
Apollo 8 commander Frank Borman will leave NASA on July 1 to join H. Ross Perot's Electronic Data Systems as vice president. They plan to form the American Horizons Foundation to tackle national problems. Borman has led NASA space station work and will retire from the Air Force after 20 years of service.
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Frank Borman
H. Ross Perot
Dallas
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Borman
NASA
Electronic Data Systems, Inc
Perot
American Horizons Foundation
Air Force
Father Accused Of Peddling Drugs With Teams Of Children
New York AP report says Victor Santiago 39 used teams of children to sell narcotics. He appeared before Judge Michael Gagliano in Brooklyn Criminal Court with bail set at 100000 for Feb. 5. Police found 14 decks heroin marijuana and lab equipment in a Brooklyn basement. Three boys ages 11 13 and 15 were arrested and charged with juvenile delinquency after admitting daily heroin sales.
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New York
Victor Santiago
Michael Gagliano
Brooklyn Criminal Court
Asst. Dist
David Epstein
Gagliano
Santiago
Jesse James
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Laird questions all volunteer force size amid draft doubts
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird signals doubt about achieving an all volunteer military near two million, echoing Johnson’s plan and raising questions on funding, reserves, and feasibility amid Vietnam War downsizing and Nixon era cuts. The discussion cites Froehlke reservations and projected cost gaps from 4 to 17 billion dollars.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Johnson
Laird
Congress
Pentagon
Nixon
Vietnam
Robert F. Froehlke
Wisconsin Press Association
Froehlke
Johnson Administration
Nixon Administration
Commission
U.S. Breweries Decline to 149 in Latest Count
In St Louis reports the number of active breweries nationwide has fallen for years and now sits at 149. The tally reflects ongoing market consolidation and shifting consumer craft beer demand across the United States.
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ST. Louis
United States
Bright Future Seen For Catfish Farmers
The Agriculture Department foresees catfish moving from regional markets to the national food scene. Experts predict rising meat demand will lift freshwater fish, with wattage of per acre profits and plans for five to ten acre starter ponds, as industry expands from Arkansas to other Deep South states and beyond.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Alexander Gordeuk
Merck & Co
Rahway
N. J
Olan W. Dillon Jr
Soil Conservation Service
Ft. Worth
Tex
Dillon
Arkansas
Deep South
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Carolinas
Florida
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