Court nominee Rehnquist faces more Senate questions
Supreme Court nominee William H. Rehnquist endures additional Senate Judiciary Committee questions amid liberal concerns over his conservative philosophy. The 61/2 hour hearing yielded no criticisms of his legal competence or temperament. If confirmed, he would disqualify himself in wiretap cases due to prior involvement.
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Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Atty
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Eastland
Dmiss
Richmond
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Rehnquist
Powell
Nixon
High Tribunal
John M. Harlan
Hugo L. Black
Congress
Americans For Democratic Action
The
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Senate
American Bar Association
Committee On the Federal Judiciary
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Birch Bayh
Indiana
John V. Tunney
California
Mitchell
Casualties lowest in six years in Vietnam report
U S commanders say two Americans were killed in action last week the lowest since March 1965 but four more combat deaths occurred on Saturday not counted yet due to reporting delays. Wounded total 63. nonhostile deaths 19. South Vietnamese and enemy tolls also declined.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Richard Gardner
Gardner
U.S. Defense
Melvin R. Laird
United States
U.S
West Texas 4-H member holds multiple Texas Tech roles
The West Texas man serves as vice chair of the Texas Tech Research Committee at the Pantex center, trustee of the Texas Tech Loyalty Fund, and member of several bodies including the Ranch Headquarters Association at the Museum in Lubbock and the Texas Council for Higher Education. He and his wife live in Abilene with a son and daughter attending Texas Tech.
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Texas Tech Research Committee
Texas Tech Research Center
Pantex
Texas Tech Loyalty Fund
Overseers Ranch Headquarters Association
Lubbock
Texas Council For Higher Education
Society of American Military Engineers
American Society of Range Management
Alpha Phi Omega
National Service Fraternity
Godfrey
Abilene
Texas Tech
Civil Air Patrol to Hold Called Meeting Tonight
A called meeting of all senior Civil Air Patrol officers and members will be held at 7:30 tonight at CAP headquarters. All persons interested in Civil Air Patrol are invited. Prizes will be awarded to the top three finishers on Saturday and Sunday.
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Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Fort Stockton youth on trial for double slaying
John Russell Kincaid, a West Texas youth, faces trial for the killings of his mother Ann Russell Kincaid, 38, and stepfather Bert Kincaid Jr., 51. The case, moved from Fort Stockton, began testimony in San Antonio after his Jan 21, 1970 arrest in Pecos County.
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West Texas
John Russell Kincaid
Fort Stockton
Kincaid
Pecos County
Ann Russell Kincaid
Bert Kincaid Jr
Belfast gun battle leaves one dead in Unity Flats clash
An armed confrontation in Unity Flats Belfast left one civilian dead and another seriously wounded as IRA gunmen fired from two churches and a high rise while British troops hunted caches. An officer was wounded when a police Jeep was hit. the incident marks the 149th death in two years of sectarian violence.
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Northern Ireland
Unity Flats
Irish Republican Army
Belleek
Irish Republic
London
Blast foes look to high court
Opponents of a giant underground nuclear explosion on Amchitka Island press the Supreme Court appeal as a 5 p.m. Saturday Cannikin test deadline nears. Environmental groups argue the blast risks earthquakes tidal waves and radioactive fallout while alleging government suppression of adverse data.
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Mike Shanahan
Associated Press
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Supreme Court
Amchitka Island
Alaska
U.S. Court of Appeals
Atomic Energy Commission
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Committee For Nuclear Responsibility
Pacific Ocean
Nixon
Amchitka
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President’s Council On Environmental Quality
Justice Department
Belgium to expel over 30 Soviet spies from country
Belgium plans to expel or bar more than 30 Soviet citizens named as spies by defector Anatol Tchebotarev. About a third have already left. diplomats and trade officials will depart in small groups within a reasonable time. The move aims to reduce adult Soviet male presence by over a fourth, as NATO weighs talks with the Soviet Union on European troop reductions.
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Belgium
Anatol Tchebotarev
Britain
Foreign Ministry
Tchebotarev
U. S
United States
North Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
Europe
Pierre Harmel
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