Nixon to address Supreme Court as Burger takes helm
The article notes President Nixon will address the Supreme Court Monday as Warren E. Burger takes over from Earl Warren as chief justice, marking a historic first for a sitting president to speak to the high court. It also covers other AP briefs on watchdog warnings about encyclopedia sales tactics in Iowa, SDS convention tensions with the Black Panthers, Vietnam troop withdrawal debate, Iowa University study calls, and an FBI identification of hijacker Willie Brent, a former Black Panther.
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Plan Nixon
Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Earl Warren
Des Moines
Iowa Attoy
Richard Turner
Turner
SDS
Panther
Chicago
Students For A Democratic Society
Black Panther
Organization of Labor
Phil Jewell
Progressive Labor
U.S
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Clifford
Johnson
Bowen
Iowa City
Howard RK. Bowen
University of Iowa
San Francisco
FBI
New York
Havana
Willie Lee Brent
Black Panthers
Brent
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
U.S. Space Agency
IMP
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Air Force
Central California Missile Base
Richard M. Nixon
Nixons
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Camp David
Senators Seek ABM Compromise On Deployment Limits
Senators push for strict limits on Safeguard missiles in the next year while opposing deployment at the two initial sites in Montana and North Dakota until Congress acts. They support a U.S. bid for Soviet mutual MIRV testing cessation and deployment talks, with the MIRV stance tied to policy rather than hard legislation. A committee report and a $21.9 billion military bill proceed to mark up as debate intensifies.
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Washington
Pentagon
Montana
North Dakota
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Soviet Union
Senate
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Thomas J. McIntyre
Safeguard
Chaiman John Stennis
D-Miss
McIntyre
Agriculture Committee
House
W. R. Poage
Dtex
House Agriculture Committee
Old and new wedding scenes in West Liberty area
A sequence of wedding notices from West Liberty and Davenport details Sandy Wieneke’s engagement and upcoming marriage to John G. Smith, including family heirlooms, gown details, and plans for residence. Other brides and weddings are described with dress crowns, attendants, and future residences. Also included are a Florida spaceflight update, a driver licensing case for a wheelchair user, and looming U.S. food stamp debate.
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Sandy Wieneke
Guy James Wieneke
West Liberty
Helen Crossett
Crossett
Town City
Sandy
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
John G. Smith
N. Spencer St
John
Thatcher Plastic Products
Muscatine
Muscatine Community College
University of Town
Ted
Jéan) “Bruce
Test
16Th St
Davenport
Cheryl Worthington
Dean Worthington
Mulberry
Miss Worthington
Robert Estabrook
Fred Estabrook
Jackson
Lincoln Blvd. Baptist Church
Bruce
Chaban-Delmas Named France's New Premier
Jacques Chaban-Delmas, 54, chosen as France's premier, embodies continuity with Pompidou's campaign and a blend of Gaullist ideas. A wartime resistance figure, he stayed apart from De Gaulle’s inner circle yet supported Gaullist principles and aided De Gaulle's return to power in 1958.
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Paris
Jacques Chaban- Delmas
France
Georges Pompidou
Chaban-Delmas
de Gaulle
Fourth Republic
Paul Reynaud
National Assembly
Reynaud
Thieu Seeks Postwar Election Procedures Setup
President Nguyen Van Thieu asks advisers and cabinet ministers to study a joint government Viet Cong commission to examine procedures for electing a postwar government. Duong Van Minh, the general who toppled Diem in 1963, named to represent the government. Officials unavailable to comment.
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Saigon
Neuyen van ‘Thiew
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Thieu
Mat
Duong van Minh
Minh
Nixon
Paris
Rockefeller’s Latin trip diverted amid Uruguayan unrest
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller canceled planned stop in Montevideo as student protests surged. He redirected his Latin America visit to a more secure area near Panta del Este with limited access for U.S. and Uruguayan officials. Soldiers patrolled streets while demonstrations continued.
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Montevideo
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Putita del Este
New York
Nixon
Jorge Pacheco Areco
Panta del Este
Tuition hikes fund $32.3 million school budget
The State Board approves a record 32.3 million dollar budget for Town area schools with tuition increases averaging 28.19 per student for three quarters. Fees range from 360 to 180 dollars yearly, contributing over 20 percent of revenue, with state appropriations of 9.4 million and 10 million for successive years.
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DES Moines
State Board of Public Instruction
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