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Nixon said that he would make another nomination soon. It could well come in a matter of days. It is known that two Northern judges are already undergoing FBI checks. One of them, Harry Andrew Blackmun, 61, an appeals-court judge from Rochester, Minn., and a longtime friend of Chief Justice Burger, met with Mitchell last week. Blackmun was considered the likeliest choice. Also being checked is Federal District Judge Edward T. Gignoux, 53, of Portland, Me. Both are Harvard Law School graduates. Appointed to the federal bench by President Eisenhower, they are considered strict constructionists...
...spokesman for the April 15 Coalition said that Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy (D-Minn) and David Hilliard, secretary of the Black Panther Party might also speak...
Died. Oscar Johnson, 71, one of three founders of Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies, the first traveling ice show in the U.S.; of cancer; in Rochester, Minn. As a young man, Johnson entertained Sunday crowds with his skating acrobatics, and later, with Roy and Eddie Shipstad, performed comedy routines at ice carnivals throughout the U.S. In 1936, they conceived the idea of a traveling ice show and the following year recruited a cast of 23, and opened the Ice Follies at Tulsa, Okla...
...including the Charles River, Che Guevara, Robert Kennedy's death, and the Chicago Convention. The book is entered in the poetry category with Lawrence Ferlinghetti's The Secret Meaning of Things and Elizabeth Bishop's Completed Poems. One of the poetry judges will be Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy (D-Minn...
...year ago when it ruled that James Oestereich of Cheyenne, Wyo., could not be deprived of his statutory exemption as a divinity student just because he turned in his draft card. Two weeks ago, the court voided the speed-up induction of another protester, David Gutknecht of Gaylord, Minn., and outlawed all existing delinquency rules on the ground that Congress never intended to grant draft boards such "broad, roving authority." Last week the court applied its doctrine to the broad category of deferments. That case involved Timothy Breen, a student at Boston's Berklee School of Music whose Connecticut...