Warren retirement could give LBJ edge in Supreme Court pick
Senate Republicans oppose any nominee Johnson names before his departure on January 20. Warren’s age and health spur talk he may step down soon, with Black potentially acting chief justice if no successor is named. Observers note Nixon’s past friction with Warren and possible influence on court makeup.
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Pete
Johnson
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
Rmich
Warren
Hugo L. Black
Fortas
William J
Brennen
U. S
Lanti-Party
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Goldsberg
Goldberg
U.N
Massive Youth Job Plans Advance In Livermore Valley
Youth employment push in Eden and Washington townships aims to place at least 1,000 teens through a Hire A Youth campaign with the State Department of Employment, Hayward, and local chambers. Signups are at Union City and Hayward centers and at Washington High School.
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Cervantes
Eden
Washington Townships
State Department of Employment In
Hayward
Area Chambers of Commerce
Thes
E St
Union City
A St
Washington High School
Fremont Blvd
Fremont
Livermore Valley
Anti-Poverty Board
Pleasanton City
South County
Lilyan
Arcus Published by Te Daily Review Notes Local Circulation
Publication details appear for Te Daily Review of Fre mont California with post office filing and second class matter. The note lists subscription rates and distribution terms while referencing the Audit Bureau and circulation details.
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Te Daily Review
Yack Moorhead
Bunineas Mer
Helen of
Alameda
Fremont
California
Mont
Fremont Man Will Attend State Confab
Dan J Pilione of 4283 Boys Born Ave Fremont will attend the California School Employees Association 42nd annual state conference in Bakersfield from July 30 to August 2 as a M0 delegate. He is the state wide CSEA first vice president and will represent more than 50 chapters and over 38 000 members of the classified school staff.
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Dan J. Pilione
Ave
Fremont
California School Employees Association
Bakersfield
Pilione
CSEA
Welfare units sue state over welfare housing costs
San Francisco and Alameda County welfare agencies filed a Superior Court suit against the California Welfare Department asserting underpayment for safe housing. The action seeks invalidation of statewide rent schedules and retroactive payments to welfare recipients dating from July 1, 1967, plus new housing standards.
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San Francisco
UPI
Twoli
Alameda County
Superior Court
California Welfare Department
California
Department of Social Welfare
Ronnd H. Born
Department of Social Services
H. Tergian
Rio Brazil Student Riots Clash With Police at Embassy
In Rio de Janeiro a violent student protest left at least three dead, many injured, and scores arrested. Demonstrators pelted the American Embassy with rocks while police fired on rioters. Marines and security guarded embassy doors as chaos paralyzed downtown traffic and damaged commerce.
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U.S
Rio DE Janeiro
UPD
Rio Deloffica
Janeiro
Brazil
Insuj
Heaver
Cuba
Rio Branco Avenue
Ric
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Lawmakers In Missile Debate Heated ABM Standards
Senate debate centers on the Sentinel ABM system with lawmakers split. Sen. Tower warns postponement could invite nuclear blackmail while Sen. Jackson says Sentinel may deter Soviet gains and save lives. McNamara suggests strengthening missiles rather than shield-focused defenses.
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John Tower
R-Tex
Sentinel
United States
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Tower
The
Russia
Symington
Jackson
Defense
Senate
Robert
McNamara
China
Viet Talks Hit U.S. Optimism Meets Stiff North Vietnamese Reply
North Vietnam spokesman Nguyen Thanh Le dismissed March comments of slight progress in Paris talks, saying no progress occurred as U S air raids continue. W Averell Harriman contradicted the claim and noted private talks over coffee extended discussions but no substantive progress. Cyrus Vance to lead U S delegation in next session.
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Thu Due
Khanhi
Gia Dinh Long
Saigon
Cong
South Vietnam
Gia Dinh
Dinh Dinh Kha Giao
Administra
Giao
U.S
Gino
Bao Lue
Lami
Dong
Paris
Baoland
Xuan Thay
Luc
Jeff
United’ Ment
Maj
Hunhl
Thanh Dong
UPI
North Vietnam
Friday
Vietnam
Nguyen Thanh le
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Sete Sue Pao
New York
Francisco Negrao de Washington
Lima
Cuanabara
Johnson
Rio
Clark
M. Clifford
Hanoi
Jelliner
Washington
Dean Rusk
Clie! le
United States
Ford
P Girl
Railroad Strike Threatened by BRT Over Demands
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen authorized strike action after vote by union committees to back contract demands. A nationwide walkout could start after 9 01 a m PDT Friday with 140 000 members notified. The union seeks a 2 percent pay rise plus enhanced vacation and holiday benefits and a six year contract. A last ditch meeting with the National Mediation Board is set for Monday in Chicago to avert a work stoppage.
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Cleveland
UPI
Brotherhood of Railroad
BRT
Charles Luna
Luna
Chicago
National Mediation Board
National Railway Conference Committee
U.S
Johnson
Durin
Union
City faces park funding clash over youth program
Commissioner Harry Avila urges delaying or leasing Warm Springs Park and Gomes Park projects to fund recreation for youths. He also suggests omitting Carriage House improvements and reusing override tax funds. Community input centers on Gomes Park priority amid developer influence.
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Harry Avila
Niles
Warm Springs
Gomes Park
Cuenca
Mission Valley Subdivision
George Oakes
Akron men study bulb use in homes
Akron engineers say homes use 36 to 56 light bulbs on average. Goodyear Tire Rubber officials note higher or lower usage may depend on lighting habits and room count.
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Akron, Ohio
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