Nixon selects Haynsworth for Supreme Court seat
President Nixon chose William H. Hastings Haynsworth for the Supreme Court, replacing Earl Warren. The pick drew opposition from Mayor Lindsay and Clarence Mitchell amid concerns over desegregation rulings and a past textile firm case. Haynsworth, 56, praised for temperament and scholarship, faced a Justice Department review while Burger was installed without fanfare.
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Blaiberg Heart Transplant Victim Dies at Cape Town
Blaiberg died at 7 44 p m from heart failure compounded by kidney and pneumonia organ rejection. Dr Marius Barnard, brother of the pioneer surgeon, led the Groote Schuur team that performed the February 1968 transplant. Survived by wife Eileen and daughter Jill, he had shown remarkable vitality post surgery before his sudden death.
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Irish Outlaw Army to Join Revolt, Briton Says
Belfast dispatch reports Gen. Freeland, commander in Northern Ireland, predicting IRA intervention in Catholic Protestant rioting. He plans to grow forces to 6,000 troops as more than 300 injured and eight dead mark a week of violence. Freeland cites 2,000 troops and 40 to 60 armored cars en route to reinforce peacekeepers amid funeral processions for victims.
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Mightiest Hurricane Camille devastates Mississippi coast
Coastal cities Biloxi Gulfport and nearby towns suffer extreme damage as Camille slams shore with 150 mph winds. Coastal reach to New Orleans and Pensacola leaves ships aground, levees breached, and tens of thousands sheltered by Red Cross facilities. 200000 people seek safety as guards aid rescues and looting prevention.
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Enemy regiments redeployed near Saigon and Cambodia
Saigon reports indicate more enemy regiments are concentrated north of Saigon toward the Cambodian border than since May 1968. General Julian Ewell notes many units are first line and operating under strength, with five regiments committed north of Saigon and seven more hidden in jungles, totaling about 65,000 enemy troops in the area.
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