Nixon Studies Seven Nominees for Supreme Court Seat
The White House said President Nixon has seven unnamed candidates under review to replace Justice Hugo L. Black as he avoids public brawling in selecting a Southern conservative. Nixon met two hours with Attorney General John Mitchell and discussed Black’s retirement while at Camp David and at the White House.
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Abzug urges Nixon to name a woman to Supreme Court
Representative Bella Abzug of New York calls on President Nixon to appoint a liberal progressive woman to the vacant Supreme Court seat left by Justice Hugo L. Black. She urges letters from citizens and plans to meet with Women's Liberation leaders to gain support.
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