Carswell Support Controversy Deepens Overland Signals
Senator Tydings exposes that Judge Carswell failed to tell the Senate about a withdrawal of backing from Judge Elbert P. Tuttle. Tuttle cited concerns over Carswell’s role in a club excluding Negroes. Eastland defends the endorsement, yet the episode casts doubt on Carswell’s suitability for the Supreme Court.
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G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
Senate
Joseph Tydings
Maryland
Tydings
Elbert P. Tuttle
Atlanta
Tuttle
James O. Eastland
Senate Judiciary
Blanche Semmler
N. Verity Parkway
Woodward
Wildwood
Do It Yourself Smog Fight Says Dr Hine
An environmental medicine specialist at UC San Francisco urges individual action to curb smog. He recommends car pooling smaller cars and using public transit and notes these opportunities apply to each person, not just others.
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Mark Twain
Charles Hine
University of California At
San Francisco
Uals
Nuff
Nixon's Washington and the cleverness that shapes it
Joseph Alsop assesses Richard Nixon's White House as lively and absorbing with a team of unusually able, sometimes morally neutral, strategists. He notes Nixon’s forward planning and three dimensional chess-like moves that defy liberal critics while warning of potential shifts toward anti liberal outcomes if current tensions persist.
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Theodore Sorensen
Nixon
White House
Washington
Hair-raising highway near Cincinnati ends safely for couple
A couple escaping a snow slick on I-75 near the Tylersville Road exit avoided a deadly crash when a wall of a jackknifed trailer rear blocked the lane. The other car in the middle lane escaped injury as two occupants faced no warning devices.
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Cincinnati
Tylersville Road
Federal action to curb bombings and threats
President Nixon seeks swift federal legislation to punish bombings and threats with severe penalties. FBI intensifies investigations as bomb scares disrupt federal buildings including the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and the Agriculture Department while Maryland events tied to H. Rap Brown trial unfold.
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Nixon
Congress
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White House
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Capitol Hill
Federal Bureau of Investigation
H. Rap Brown
Bel Air
Gordon Allott
Colorado
Senate
Maryland
Chicago
Mr. Brown
FBI
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The notice lists daily newspaper subscription prices from 10 cents per copy to 38.00 per year for international readers. It notes delivery via newsboy, motor route, or mail with rates for city, suburban, unaffiliated areas, and foreign addresses.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Steana
Erea
U.S.A
Anger and Grudges Harm Carlisle Schools
A Carlisle parent letter argues anger and grudges harm students. It urges support for a school bond and building repairs, saying higher taxes are necessary for education. The writer condemns using children as leverage and calls for patience, fact gathering, and faith in educators.
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Carlisle
Sophomores Back Bond Issue At Carlisle High
Carlisle sophomores urge approval of the March 31 bond issue for a new high school. They argue current facilities are inadequate with leaky roofs and old furniture, limited auditorium seating, and double sessions for younger students, stressing lasting space for future generations.
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Carlisle High School
Carlisle
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