Nixon Agrees To Submit High Court Names To Bar
The Nixon administration will submit potential Supreme Court nominees to the American Bar Association for a qualifications review. ABA involvement will be advisory and not a veto, with a formal, expanded report possible if the preliminary inquiry finds concerns.
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Nixon
Bar
Washington
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
ABA
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Organized Bar
Lawrence E. Walsh
Federal Judiciary
Association
Justice Department
Walsh
Mitchell
High Court
Sears Plans 109Story Building Sears Tower
Sears, Roebuck and Co. unveiled plans for a 109 story near West Side Chicago tower to rise by 1974 as the world’s tallest private office building. Gordon Metcalf said the Sears Tower will cost over $100 million, house Sears as main occupant, and stand 1,450 feet high, surpassing the New York World Trade Center under construction.
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Chicago
CAP
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Near West Side
Sears
Gordon M. Metcalf
Sears Tower
Israel Likely Accepts Cease Fire Plan With Conditions
In Jerusalem indications rise that Israel may reluctantly back the 90 day ceasefire proposed by the United States to restart Middle East peace talks. Defense Minister Dayan reportedly may resign if the cabinet accepts the plan, while Deputy Premier Allon publicly supports acceptance despite reservations. Egypt and Jordan have already accepted. Syria and Iraq condemn it, and Palestinian groups vow continued fighting.
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Meir
Washington
Yigal Allon
Israel
U.S
Ahon
United States
Dayan
Abba Eban
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Iraq
William P. Rogers
Weoman's Role In Space Trips Seen In Future
Five women who lived underwater for two weeks may shift NASA views on female astronauts. NASA officials warn eight to nine years before a woman flies. The undersea team, part of Tektite I, showed women can work as efficiently as men. Project manager Richard Sprince noted potential for women in future missions, while aging debates focus on qualification and usefulness in long spaceflights.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
API
Space Agency
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Washington
Great Lameshur Bay
Virgin Islands
Richard Sprince
NASA
Sprince
Tektite I
Valentina Tereshkova
Soviet Union
Valentina
Space
Charles A. Berry
Mars
House votes to record amendments in key bills
The House agreed to record votes on amendments during debate, ending a long secrecy tradition since 1789. Votes on amendments will move from a teller system to recorded roll calls, with one fifth of members able to trigger later roll calls. Representative ONeill cited unrecorded votes on Cambodia Vietnam policy and defense issues.
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Washington
Congress
Thomas P. O’neill
Dmass
Cambodia
Vietnam
America
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