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...selection of Judge Blackmun, who is a native of Minnesota, is in line with Nixon's pledge last week that his next nominee would be from outside of the South. Nixon contended then that his first two nominees, Clement L. Haynsworth Jr. of South Carolina and G. Harrold Carswell of Florida were not confirmed because they were Southerners...
...Massachusetts Republican explained it, the matter sounded simple enough. Of course it was nothing of the sort. In the last week of maneuvering and infighting before a showdown vote, the battle over confirmation of George Harrold Carswell as a Supreme Court Justice proved to be a wrenching, almost traumatic experience for the executive and legislative branches of the Government. It invoked conscience, strained party loyalties and gave rise to debate on the constitutional role of President and Congress...
Whatever the Senate's vote this week on the controversial nomination of G. Harrold Carswell, President Nixon is determined to appoint men to the Supreme Court who are "strict constructionists." Since he will probably have the chance to choose several more Justices, what might that ill-defined term come to mean in the 1970s...
With a mixture of jubilation, restrained satisfaction, and cautions optimism, the Law School responded to yesterday's Senate defeat of the nomination of G. Harrold Carswell to the Supreme Court...
Only two weeks ago, the confirmation of Judge G. Harrold Carswell to fill the ninth seat on the U.S. Supreme Court looked to be as sure a thing as bean soup on the Senate dining room's daily menu. Between Southern conservatives backing a sympathetic Floridian and Republican liberals hesitant to buck President Nixon a second time after defeat of the Haynsworth nomination in November, the White House forces counted 55 pro-Carswell votes. Last week, however, three factors coalesced to place the Carswell nomination in sudden and serious jeopardy...