Cranston predicts Haynsworth defeat for Supreme Court seat
Senator Alan Cranston in Sacramento told 3,500 Vietnam Moratorium Day marchers that Clement Haynsworth will not win Senate confirmation as an associate justice. He warned the nomination may be withdrawn or fail on the floor, citing questions about ethics and judicial qualifications.
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Magnuson Defects Haynsworth Nomination in Civil Rights Split
Senator Magnuson joined opponents of Judge Clement Haynsworth for civil rights and labor rulings, pushing the vote against Nixon nominee to 41. Byrd retracts support, while proponents stress disqualification duties and stock interests did not bias the cases, as three papers defend alleged conflicts of interest.
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D-Wash
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Roman L. Hruska
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R-Ky
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Liferaft Abandoned After Rain. Hunger Strike Ends Scheduled
Forty two participants in a hunger strike protesting overpopulation were forced to abandon a liferaft display by heavy rain. The group, originally numbering one hundred, had lived on a large plastic inner tube raft in a parking lot and fasted for seven days, awaiting better weather to return to the inner city. Stewart Brand, 30, the chief organizer, said raft participants would resume activities when rain eased.
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Welfare reforms stir bipartisan clash in Congress
Democratic lawmakers accused the Nixon administration of raiding the treasury for the poor while shortchanging the elderly as it pushes a 10 percent Social Security increase and broad welfare reforms. Rep. Ullman and Sen. Burke pressed for faster benefits while defense of the plan met sharp rebuttals from administration allies and critics.
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Altman
Students Prevent Scientist Speech at Dartmouth
A protest by UPL-4 Dartmouth students including 40 Black participants led to the cancelation of William Shockley’s Stanford talk on inherited racial differences at the National Academy of Sciences meeting held on campus. Dartmouth officials and Mayor Walter Stack debated the move, with Dean Carroll Brewster defending Shockley’s right to speak despite concerns of disruption.
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