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OCR Page 1 of 35OCTOBER 22, TH97 PRESIDENT HAS SEEN
The President's Supreme Court mominations sweep the head-
lines this morning. Powell and Rehnquist get straight to favor-
able coverage in all papers partly due to the lateness of the
press hour, which did not geant much time for intrepetive pieces,
and partly due to "surprise" nature of appointments.
Early Hill reaction seems favorable Both Times and Post in
their WH editions had editorials the Times coming very close to
an endorsement of the two, saying Powell ably filled RN's criteria,
while Rehnquist was a brilliant "Goldwater conservative." The Post
liked RN's speech, although the aroma of sour grapes pervaded the
editorial.
The AG letter ruling the ABA out of consideration, as the
h dy to pass on future Court appointments get wide play and attent-
ion
second story, relating to the Court.
Other major stories of the Day:
1) US-Russia pressing India on the sub-continent tensions,
urging restraint; reportedly the Russians are urging us to use
our influence to restrainK Pakistan.
2) Senator Gravel gets some play for picketing outside the
White House over the Cannikin test shot.
3) Malik at the UN outraged over the shotting incident; United
States apologies for it; stormy UN debate.
4) A Chilean poet wins the Nebel Prize for liberature massive
coverage XXXX for the poet.
But the Supreme Court choices dominate the headlines, the news
on television this morning.
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