Nixon Reveals Six Court Candidates for Supreme Seats
President Nixon asks the American Bar Association to screen six nominees for two Supreme Court vacancies. The list includes two women known for crime stance and four Southern men with legal and civil rights opposition histories. Names include Sylvia Bacon, Mildred Lillie, Ida Grove. Charles Clark. Herschel Friday. Paul H. Roney. Robert Byrd.
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Iowa
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Photographer Galella barred from harassing Onassis family
A federal judge issued a temporary injunction preventing Ronald E. Galella from approaching or harassing Jacqueline Onassis and her children Caroline and John. The government calls his conduct unpredictable and dangerous and may cause irreparable harm while the request for a permanent injunction is considered. He has one week to prepare arguments.
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Nixon Rebozo Picture Helped Discount Key Biscayne Land
Newsday reports that in 1967 President Nixon and investor Bebe Rebozo bought two Key Biscayne lots at a discount after a publicity photo. Berg, head of Cape Florida Development Co., says the image boosted sales and value, with Nixon getting about 20000 off and Rebozo receiving six to seven thousand off nearby.
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CBS Plans Six Specials This Season With Historical Themes
Hollywood critics note CBS announces six prime time specials, including The Last Days of Dillinger and The Crucifixion, under a push to attract viewers amid fewer prime time hours. The press release signals varied historic and dramatic topics while questions linger about network caution and independence in programming.
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