Conservatives Named For High Court Posts
The White House announced Powell and Rehnquist as Supreme Court nominees, drawing mixed Congress reactions. Nixon praised both, calling Powell a great man and Rehnquist fantastic. Senate hearings are expected within about 10 days.
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Powell
Rehnquist
Oval Office
Stanford Law School
William Rehnquist
Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
John Marshall
Sisco to Mediate Egypt Israel Suez Talks
Egypt accepts U.S. urging that Assistant Secretary of State Joseph J. Sisco act as go-between in Egyptian Israeli talks on reopening the Suez Canal. Israeli sources say they welcome a U.S. mediator who offers no specific peace plans. Tito's Cairo visit underscores regional diplomacy amid Sadat warnings of a year-end settlement.
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Washington
Joseph J. Sisco
Suez Canal
Cairo
Tel Aviv
U.S
Tito
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Indira Gandhi
New Delhi
Sadat
Moscow
Kremlin
ABA Loses Role In Court Picks In July 1970
Mitchell declares confidentiality breach after disclosure of names he recommended to the President for Supreme Court nominations. He says there is no practical way to prevent unauthorized disclosure despite the committee’s efforts. Walsh responded in a TV interview after Mitchell’s letter became public.
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Bar Assocl
Supreme Courts
Mitchell
ABA
Leon Jaworski
Lawrence FE. Wals
Vorels
Een
Kell
Congress
George McGovern
South Dakota
Nixon
Appo G
Geraid Ford
Michigan
House
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
Senate Judiciary Committee
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Powell
Byrd
Federal Judiciary
Supreme Court
Lwrence E. Walsh
Walsh
Malik Protests Attack On Soviet U.N. Mission
President Bush condemned the attack on the Soviet U.N. mission stating any one of the four bullets could have killed someone. He expressed regrets to the Soviet permanent representative and said he would not assign blame to any group or individuals.
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U.N
Ets
Soviet Union
Bush
Propane Price Controls Debated Amid White House Moves
The White House named key figures for a new price commission chaired by C Jackson Grayson of Southern Methodist University. Names for a seven member panel include William Scranton per a Scranton newspaper report. Meany urged retroactive wage hikes for frozen pay. The First National City Bank sets prime at 5.75 percent with weekly reviews. The economy sees CPI and GNP data due, while hearings on extending wage price controls resume with Connally as first witness.
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White House
C. Jackson Grayson
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Price Commission
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
First National City Bank of New York
Capitol Hill
House Banking Committee
Treasury
John B. Connally
Commerce Department
Conferees Delay Vote On Pullout In Indochina
Washington AP conferees postponed action on a total Indochina withdrawal in six months while endorsing a 21.3 billion defense funding package. They would decide policy items next week and bring a new antiwar measure to the Senate as debate on foreign aid begins.
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Senate House
U.S
Indochina
Mike Mansfield
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
District of Columbia
Congress
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
House
Girl,9, Hurt In Bike Fall Near Home
A nine year old girl was in fair condition at St Marys Hospital after a bicycle mishap near her home. Police said Terry Colarusso of 34 Munro Court rode her bike when it upset and she fell injuring her hands and knees. Ambulance Service Corp. conveyed her to Troy hospital where she was admitted in fair condition. Patrolman John Berkery handled the incident.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Terry Colarusso
Munro Ct
Ambulance Service Corp
Troy Hospital
John Berkery
Dinner time burglary ring nabbed for $1 million in jewels
Ramapo, N Y UPI reports three men and a woman were arrested at a Thruway toll plaza on charges of possessing stolen property after a nationwide spree. Raymond Seney and Dolores Seney of New City New York Milton Marlowe of Miramar Florida and Joseph Pata of Pomona New York were linked to about 100 robberies in New York New Jersey and Connecticut with 25 over $1 million in Westchester County.
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New City
N.Y
Milton Marlowe
Miranar
Fla
Joseph Pata
Pomona
United States
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Westchester County
Real Estate Boards Blast Amendment Proposal
Albany report says real estate boards oppose Amendment No 1 on the November ballot. The proposal would enable state and local governments to loan money to private firms for public benefit projects and would allow a two percent increase in county and district indebtedness.
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Albany
State Association
Ads Credited With Shifting Senate Vote On Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Norman Cousins told an FTC hearing that a mass advertising campaign pushed the 1963 nuclear Test Ban Treaty toward ratification by countering opposition. He argued ads can inform and persuade but cannot mask a false message.
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Washington
Saturday Review
Senate
Norman Cousins
Federal Trade Commission
Citizens Committee
Onassis' Former Wife Remarries in Paris Wedding
Tina Livanos, widow of Aristotle Onassis, wed Stavros Niarchos in Paris eighth ward town hall with Mayor Roger Monnet officiating. The bride’s mother served as the sole witness.
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Tina Livanos
Aristotle Onassis
Stavros Niarchos
Eighth Ward
Roger Monnet
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