Burger Nomination Clears as Eastland and Dirksen Endorse
Senate leaders Eastland and Dirksen urged the appointment of Warren Burger to the Supreme Court vacancy after the Judiciary Committee unanimously approved the nomination. Mansfield noted no opposition and anticipated swift confirmation while Burger defended a broad view of judicial power and support for new ethics disclosure rules.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Washington
Warren E. Burger
Supreme Court
James 0. Eastland
D-Miss
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Iil
Senate Judiciary Committee
Burger
Dirksen
Eastland
Nixon
Tbe Fortas
Fortas
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Atty
John N. Mitchell
GOP
Justice Department
Earl Warren
Warren Court
Sen
Coed Who Renounced Motherhood Offered Help At Planned Parenthood
Stephanie Mill a Mills College valedictorian from Phoenix Arizona 20 eyes talks after declaring she would have no children to protect the planet She has received a job offer from Planned Parenthood while remaining unsure about her career plans Her work centers on environmental issues and education urging nuanced views over black and white thinking
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Oakland
Calif
Planned Parenthood Association
Stephanie Mill
Phoenix
Ariz
Mills College
Stephanie
Mankind
Planned Parenthood
Berkeley
University of
Guidelines Issued On Heart Implants
Washington AP report says federal guidelines for medical experiments on humans are largely unchanged from 1966 and may mainly create paper work. NIH officials defend the move as a way to tighten oversight without broad regulatory power while debates around heart transplants heat up involving Dr. Denton Cooley.
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Washington
National Institute of Health
NIH
Denton A. Cooley
Cooley
Baylor University Medical School
National Heart Institute
Bethesda
Maryland
TN Wee Aimide
Wrug AG
Congress Urged to Fund Red River Navigation Project
Calvin Watts of the Louisiana Department of Public Works urged a House subcommittee to appropriate 3 million dollars for the Red River navigation project spanning Louisiana and Texas. The plan envisions a 9 foot channel with a total cost around 634 million, including 2.55 million for stabilization and 1.9 million for a separate lower river project, while the Nixon budget proposed reduced funding.
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Washington
Congress
Louisiana
Texas
Calvin Watts
Louisiana Department of Public Works
House Appropriations
Red River
Watts
Army Engineers
Nixon
McGovern Pushes New Orleans Hearing On Reform
Sen. George S. McGovern says his reform commission will hold a New Orleans hearing to press for changes in delegate selection despite state party leaders opposition. The hearing was moved from Louisiana to Mississippi earlier and a date is still to be set as the nationwide tour nears Chicago.
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Washington
McGovern
New Orleans
George S. McGovern
Democratic Party Reform Commission
Jackson, Miss
Louisiana
National
J. Marshall Brown
McGovern Commission
Chicago
Commission
Eli Segal
Soldier Ordered To Vietnam Duty
Army Secretary Stanley R. Resor ruled that Staff Sgt. Michael Sanders 22 is physically fit for duty and must be sent to Vietnam. Sanders, a guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, had a Navy review after Sens. Cooper and Cook sought action on his case. Sanders is a Kentucky native.
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Washington
Army
Stanley R. Resor
Vietnam
U.S
Michael Sanders
John Sherman Cooper
Marlow W. Cook
Kentucky
Sanders
Gladney Announces Retirement Plans From Court Seat
Judge Edward L. Gladney of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals will retire on July 1. A former Fourth District judge for Ouachita and Morehouse parishes, he disclosed his plans in Shreveport. He earned A.B. and LL.B. at Tulane, practiced law in New Orleans and Bastrop, and later worked with the state attorney general and the Louisiana Conservation Department precursor to the Mineral Board.
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Edward L. Gladney
Second Client Court of Appeals
Gladney
Fourth District Court of Ouachita and Morehouse
Shreveport
Tulane
New Orleans
Bastrop
State Attorney General's Office
Louisiana Conservation Department
State Mineral Board
Retirement election looms for Second Circuit judge Gladney
The text notes Judge Gladney, longtime presiding judge of the court of appeals, plans retirement with seven years left in a 12 year term. It outlines his service since 1959, districts and parishes he serves, residences in Shreveport and Bastrop, and a possible special election to fill his post.
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Gladney
Shreveport
Bastrop
John J. McKeithen
Gladner
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Morehouse
Tapley Ward Approved For Membership
George M. Tapley Jr director of the Masur Museum of Art and Robert G. Ward painting instructor at Northeast Louisiana State College have had their paintings accepted for the Brooks Memorial Art Gallery rental-sales gallery in Overton Park Memphis Tennessee. About 50 Mid-South painters are in the Brooks Artist Registry with four chosen yearly for a group show. Ward is also represented by the Arkansas Arts Center Little Rock and the Southeast Arkansas Arts Center Pine Bluff.
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George M. Tapley Jr
Masur Museu of Art
Robert G. Ward
Northeast Louisiana State College
Brooks Memorial Art Gallery
Overton Park
Memphis
Tenn
Brooks
Ward
Arkansas Arts Center
Little Rock
Southeast Arkansas Arts Center
Pine Bluff
New Lion Club Officers Installed in Monroe Ceremony
Howard Morton became president of the Downtown Monroe Lions Club during a Tuesday ceremony at the Frances Hotel. Other officers were Hulon Riche first vice president Bob Sale second vice president Aaron Polk secretary-treasurer with board members Mel Cook George Moses Jack Kimball Robert Langhart Col Al Taylor Russ Kettenring.
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Howard Morton
Monroe
Lions Club
Frances Hotel
Hulon Riche
Bob Sale
Aaron Polk
Mel Cook
George Moses
Jack Kimball
Robert Langhart
Col
al Taylor
Russ Kettenring
Ira mii Aye Taesraris
Anal Janhigapes
Cance
H Kelso
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Edward M. Kennedy
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Family Foundation
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Judicial Conference of the United States
Mayo Foundation
California
Brown
National Democratic
Fred R. Harris
James G. O’hara
Richard J. Daley
Howard Griffin
the Outlet Inc
Orraine
Kee
Reg
Raulen
Court of Appeals
North Louisiana
Richland
Caldwell
West Carroll
Fast Carroll
Madison
Franklin
Tensas
E. L. Gladney
Tapley
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