Blackmun Sworn In as 98th Supreme Court Justice
Justice Warren E Burger administers the oath to Warry Andrew Blackmun, the 98th Supreme Court justice, amid a ceremonial swearing in arranged for a light court day. Blackmun, a Minnesota judge named by Nixon, may be more moderate than Burger, with former strict constructionists Haynsworth and Carswell rejected by the Senate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warry
Andrew Blackmun
Holmes
Cardozo
Frankfurter
Warren EF
Burger
Blackmun
Rochester
Minn
United States
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
St. Paul
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Greenville
D.C
G. Harrold Carswell
Tallahassee
Fla
Senate
Abe Fortas
Louis Wolfson
Joseph Storey
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Felix Frankfurter
Arthur J. Goldberg
Fortas
Goldberg
Haynsworth
Carswell
Senate Judiciary Committee
U.S. Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Nashville
Ill
Pierce Butler
Arm of Driver Missing After Highway Collision in Japan
Yasuhide Ikeda 24 drove after a truck grazed him on a highway in Kobe area. His right arm from shoulder down was severed and found on the road ten minutes after hospital admission. Doctors said the cut was clean and bleeding minimal. He was listed in fair condition at Kakogawa Hospital.
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Kobe
Japan
Yasuhide Ikeda
Ikeda
Kakogawa Hospital
Army officer may avoid murder charges in Vietnam action
Capt. Thomas K. Willingham, 25, stationed at Fort Meade, may have unpremeditated murder charges dropped after his attorney cites unofficial Army sources. The case concerns a My Lai area operation in South Vietnam where civilians were killed. A public hearing notice from Springboro Ohio follows.
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Newark
Vietnam
Thomas K. Willingham
Ft. Meade
Ft. McPherson
McKinley
Willingham
Springboro
Ohio
Village Planning Board
Main Street
Clear Creek
Planning Board
Crying Need for Leaders, Grads Told at Denison
Denison University's 408 graduating seniors were told there is a crying need for leadership and reform in the nation’s cities. Indianapolis Mayor Richard G. Lugar urged young people to show sacrificial devotions to cities and bring about reforms.
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Granville
Ohio
Denison University
Indianapolis
Richard G. Lugar
Camp Meeting at Chautauqua Ohio Churches of God
The annual Ohio Churches of God camp meeting is in Chautauqua through Saturday with 9 am 2 pm and 7 pm services. Rev H D Williams leads morning Bible lectures, an unannounced guest for afternoon, Rev C R Spain speaks at evening, Rev L H Aultman moderates. Music programs will feature choirs from Ohio churches.
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Chautauqua
Ohio Churches of God
Cleveland
L. H. Aultman
Ohio
Speedy Trial Bill Imposes 60 Day Limit
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr introduces a bill to require federal criminal trials start within 60 days of indictment. The measure, co sponsored by Sen. Philip A. Hart, targets serious felonies first, excludes tax antitrust and security cases, and urges courts to report needed funds and staff to Congress.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
Senate
Ervin
Michigan
Philip A. Hart
Nixon
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Florida
New York
Congress
House to send its own panel to review Vietnam war
The House approved a 223 to 101 vote creating a 12 member special committee to probe all aspects of U S military involvement in Southeast Asia within 45 days. Rep Sonny Montgomery will lead the panel, which aims to provide independent findings after a Vietnam trip by a mixed delegation.
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House
U.S
Southeast Asia
Rep. G. V
Sonny” Montgomery
D-Miss
House Committee
Vietnam
Nixon
Durward G. Hall
R-Mo
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
House Armed Services and Foreign Affairs
Geri Hart Fan Club Formed Elects Officers
Mrs. Eunice Roe of Franklin I Trenton Road was elected president of the newly formed Geri Hart Fan Club at its organizational meeting yesterday at the Manchester Motor Inn. Other officers include Mrs. Alma Roberts secretary Bernie Myers treasurer and Clyde Atkins vice president.
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Eunice Roe
Franklin- I Trenton Road
Geri Hart
Manchester Motor Inn
Alma Roberts
Bernie Myers
Clyde’Atkins
Mother of Five Pleads Guilty in Heroin Case
Vivian Ford, a Middletown mother of five, pleaded guilty to possession of narcotics in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Police raided her apartment on January 8 and found heroin, syringes, and a bottle cap used as a cooker in a bathroom. Theodore Roosevelt Brown was also arrested at the same time after earlier pleading guilty to a similar charge.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred. Bb. Cramer
Vivian Ford
Yankee Head
Russell Dwyer
Theodore Roosevelt Brown
Yankee Road
U.S
Fish Kill Costs Firm 8575 Dollars Paid
The Ohio Division of Wildlife states Duver Plastics Co of Kenton paid the state 8575 dollars for a fish kill on Taylor Creek and the Scioto River last summer. About 100000 fish were killed by phenol discharged into the streams in July and September.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Duver Plastics Co
Kenton
Taylor Creek
Scio*o River
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Ken Leib
Shasta County
Redding
Calif
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Butler County
Federal National Mortgage Association
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Martha Lee Riley
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Indochina
John Tower
R-Tex
Tower
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