Opponents question Johnson judges ties and motives
Sen Robert Griffin accuses Abe Fortas and Homer Thornberry of influencing White House decisions and votes during interim periods. He cites concerns about the separation of powers as Senate hearings on the nominations begin and Fortas’ role since 1965 and Thornberry’s 1963 interim tenure are questioned.
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Planned Parenthood Director William Vogt Dies at 66
William Vogt 66 longtime national director of the Planned Parenthood Association from 1951 to 1961 and author of Road to Survival was found dead in his New York apartment. Vogt warned in 1948 book of waste of natural resources amid rising population.
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William Vogt
Planned Parenthood Association
Vogt
OSU Fires Prof Who Burned Up Draft Card
Ohio State University trustees dismissed assistant history professor Dr. David M. Green for grave misconduct after he burned his draft card in a classroom last April and urged students to donate to buy weapons for Negroes. The board also limited alcohol on campus to 3.2 beer in restricted areas and the faculty club after 5 pm, rejecting beer in fraternities and dorms. New campus rules ban disruptive demonstrations after police orders to disperse and bar groups from detaining or harming others on campus.
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Claims new data from abroad on Kennedy assassination
New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison told the Times-Picayune his office exchanged information with a foreign intelligence service that allegedly penetrated the Kennedy assassination operation. He said the foreign power, Europe based and allied with the United States, corroborates his claim of CIA involvement and a broader conspiracy.
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Garrison Says Office Representative Met Top Officials
Garrison states a representative from his office spent about a month with the top men of the administration to discuss policy and oversight. The remarks imply detailed engagement with leading figures on key issues.
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Garrison
Back Pay Granted for State Hospital Workers in Ohio
Ohio personnel director Wayne Ward announced back overtime pay for nonprofessional state hospital employees dating from February 1, 1967. Payments follow a June 10 Supreme Court decision upholding overtime wages for certain state and subdivision workers.
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Ohio
Wayne Ward
U. S. Supreme Court
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