First Year in White House Seen Mixed for Nixon
White House sources view the first year as mostly successful with major policy gains and court battles. They concede failure to place Judge Haynsworth on the Supreme Court and fault Congress for a lengthy session. They expect welfare reform and environmental rules to top the agenda next year.
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J. Haynaworth
U.S. Supreme Court
Iles Jarket
Congress
Prioly
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Philadelphia Plain
House Gop
Donald Rumsfeld
Office of Economic Opportunity
Mississippi
IRS suit seeks return of $1911 from Fresno worker
The Internal Revenue Service filed a civil suit demanding $1,911 from Brent I M Suters, a Fresno construction worker who allegedly kept an improper refund in 1956 and 1966. The report also covers White House views on Nixon era reforms, inflation fighting, and federalism shifts.
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Fresno
Internal Revenue Service
Brent IM. Sumters
TRS
Simomiers
Lave
Rudukl
Los
Nic
Prosecutor Challenged Gag Orders In High Profile Case
Prosecutor Evelle Younger challenged gag orders restricting comment on pending court cases. Judge Julia Hassler initially refused citation, later clarifying the order's purpose. The case concerns Superior Court judge Lloyd Davis, 91, charged with assault with a deadly weapon in his wife’s wounding, with trial nearing.
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Uussler
Asser
Steve Mire Younger
Lloyd Davis
Assat
Mary
Lapin Loses Round in FNMA Job Fight
UPI reports Lapin, ousted by President Nixon as head of the Federal National Mortgage Association, lost a second legal round seeking to regain his post. District Judge Bent a Matthews denied a preliminary injunction to stop the FNMA board from removing him. a temporary restraining order was also rejected.
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UPI
Rtaymond J. Lapin
Nixon
Federal National Mortgage Association
Benta Matthews
Lapin
UMA Board of Directors
Sir Lapin
Lapun
Cour Ig Lapan
Nisun
Housing and Urban Development
Geroge Romney
San Franciso
FNMA
William Ross
MNAM
HUD
Britain Abolishes Hanging in Parliament Vote
London reports the Lords voted unanimously to abolish hanging, rejecting a three year postponement 220 to 174. Earlier the Commons passed the abolition 343 to 185, with final approval by the Lords amid divided public opinion.
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London
UPI
House of Lords
Britain
House of Commons
Goldwater urges U S to resume bombing and Haiphong strike
Sen Barry Goldwater after returning from Vielson pressed President Nixon to renew bombing of North Vietnam and destroy Haiphong port to cut supply lines. He warned the war could become endless if railroads from China and Hanoi ports remain open to Soviet and European ships, risking ongoing influx of supplies. Epidemic toll rises as Yugoslavia reports about three million ill with influenza and over 80 deaths in Belgrade area.
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North Vietnam
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Vietnam
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