Controversy Grows Over Court Nominee Caliber
Senators Kennedy and Bayh criticize President Nixon for low quality list of six nominees for the Supreme Court vacancies. They warn the process risks insults to the court as ABA reviews potential candidates. Bayh vows not to stay silent if selections lack distinguished ability and integrity.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Birch Bayh
Hugo L. Black
John M. Harlan
Justice Department
American Bar Association
Committee On the Federal Judiciary
ABA
Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bayh
Judiciary Committee
Aft
Senate
People
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
G. Harrold Carswell
Donnybrooks
Haynsworth
Carswell
White House Not ruling out higher clothing prices
The White House dodges a flat denial as new restraint agreements with Japan and other Asian producers loom over non cotton textiles. Retailers and foreign producers forecast a 10 to 15 percent rise, while domestic textile officials deny any price increases and highlight job protection.
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White House
Washington
Japan
Peter Peterson
Peterson
Retailers Association
Robert Jackson
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
Mixed Reaction in South On Curbing Textile Imports
In Atlanta, legislators and manufacturers in the Southern textile belt greet President Nixon's curb on textile imports, amid economic strain and debate over impact on local mills and jobs.
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South
Atlanta
Nixon
Busy Weekend in Area for Politicking
Area politicking features Democrats hosting receptions in Gainesboro and Warren County with keynote by Lieutenant Governor hopeful George Kostel at TWUA Hall. Republicans launch a Victory Caravan through Winchester Berryville Warrenton and Front Royal led by Senator William Truban and House candidates Koontz and Guest.
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Gainesboro
Frederick County
Warren County
George Kostel
Twua Hall
Chester St
Robert W. Smalley
Senate
J. Fred Larrick
Duncan C. Gibb
House of Delegates
Winchester
Berryville
Warrenton
Front Royal
William Truban
S. Roger Koontz
Raymond R
Andy) Guest
Smalley
Larrick
Gibb
Thomas C. Iden
Swan Ave
Soldier Wounded by Guerrilla Fire in Belfast Clash
Guerrillas shot and seriously wounded a British soldier in Belfast on Old Park Road as armored cars rushed to aid an army patrol pinned by snipers. Two plainclothes police detectives were killed in Ardoyne when gunmen backed by vehicles opened fire. The Daily Telegraph cited reports that IRA staff chief David O Connell sought weapons in Europe, while elsewhere a Londonderry villa bombing damaged a bank and a bus was burned in Drumaney Tyrone.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Old Park Road
Ardoyne
Irish Republican Army
The
Daily Telegraph
Dublin
David O'Connell
Londonderry
Ieland
Drumaney
County Tyrone
American B52s Launch Heavy Raids Along Cambodian South Vietnam Border
American B52 bombers carried five waves against the South Vietnamese side and hit the eastern edge of Cambodia in the heaviest raids of the frontier offensive. Smaller U S and South Vietnamese jets focused 111 strikes on North Vietnamese positions as shelling at Fire Base Pace continued with no casualties.
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Saigon
U.S. Command
Cambodia
U.S
South Vietnam
Pace
Aines
23Rd Infantry Division
Peak Color Near In Shenandoah Park
Shenandoah National Park expects peak color to begin next week and run through the month. Superintendent R. Taylor Hoskins notes autumn arrived slowly, but the hardwood forests are turning red and yellow as summer green fades.
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SURAY
Shenandoah National Park
R. Taylor Hoskins
Nixon to Name Pay Board and Price Commission Members
With under a month until Phase 2, the White House expects to name the Pay Board and Price Commission members within days. They will set wage and price standards for the postfreeze period starting November 14 and may meet next week to begin work.
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Washington
Nixon
Pay Board and Price Commission
White House
Donald Rumsfeld
Cost of Living Council
Cil
Longshoremen Directed to Stay on Jobs
A federal judge extended a back-to-work order directing 15 000 striking longshoremen to remain at work. President Nixon sought a Taft-Hartley cooling-off period and a preliminary injunction was prepared for signing. The 100 day strike ended under a prior order, with broad industry disruptions and $450 million in losses reported across railroads, miners, and dock workers.
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San Francisco
Nixon
U.S. District Court
William T. Sweigert
Festival of Faith opens with Shenandoah choir at Market Street Church
The Shenandoah College and Conservatory Music choir will perform at the Festival of Faith opening service Sunday at 7 30 p m at Market Street Methodist Church directed by David R Stutzenberger Worship led by Rev John F Fitzgerald president of the Winchester Frederick County Ministerial Assn Luncheon services run noon at First Presbyterian Church with Dr Wallace D Chappell of McKendree United Methodist Church as preacher each evening Handley High School choir under Douglas Eugene Russell sings Monday night under Rev Fred M Bowman chair of the Interchurch Committee heading the worship leadership
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Shenandoah College and Conservatory Music
Market Street Methodist Church
John F. Fitzgerald
Winchester-Frederick County
The
Ministerial Association
Interchurch Committee
Cloudy Virginia Weather Brings Cooler Temperatures
A Richmond AP item notes more cloudiness and rain across Virginia with a cold front from the north, lowering daytime highs to around 70s and nighttime in the 50s. Sunday will bring near normal autumn temperatures as cooler air moves in.
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Richmond
Virginia
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Ft. McPherson, Ga
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South Korea
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Schoenback
Alabama Textile Manufacturers Association
George C. Wallace
Alabama
David Gambrell
D-Ga
Irish Republic
Europe
Red Offensive
Shenandoah Park
Cost-of-Living Council
Carlo Mazzanti
Rome
Mazzanti
East
Gulf Coast
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Bark Mill
Shawnee Dist
Donald Baughman
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