Justice Warren Silent On Berkeley Rally Debated
A guest editorial criticizes Chief Justice Earl Warren for speaking at a Berkeley protest against Gov. Ronald Reagan's tuition and budget cuts. It argues Warren is politically partisan, notes his public pensions, and questions Kerr's prior praise amid UC finances. The piece defends Reagan’s cost cuts and rebuts pro-Kerr sentiment, suggesting UC is now functioning well without him.
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Ronald Reegan
Clark Kerr
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John F. Kennedy
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Burr Trial and Notable 1800s Crimes Date Reflections
A brief recap of key historical moments: Aaron Burr faced treason charges in Richmond in 1807 and was acquitted the following August. In 1808 the Reno gang pulled a $5,000 train robbery at Marshfield Indiana. The 1924 murder case of Bobby Franks led to Leopold and Loeb’s arrest in Chicago. In 1962 a Boeing 707 crash near Iowa killed all 45 aboard. A thought by Thackeray closes the note.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Kansas City
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Wallace Could Wreck GOP Chances In 1968 If Democrats and Republicans believe they can tuck Wallace under the bed
Henry J. Taylor argues Wallace's 1968 potential impact looms large. He asserts Wallace could siphon protest votes from both major parties, possibly tipping the election by drawing southern and key battleground votes. The piece stresses Wallace’s third party threat and the need for Republicans to polarize the protest vote.
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George Wallace
Richmond
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Maryland
Wrecker Wallace
A Prayer For Today For Peor Lord and Church
A prayer requesting that the Church avoid mere respectability and focus on repentance. It asks God to transmit his call, elevate souls above material bounds, and rebel against convention when it contradicts God’s will. It seeks emphasis on spiritual devotion in Jesus name.
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Court’s Supreme Not Always Judicial In Marches And Riots
Morale and legal debates mix as a commentator questions Supreme Court rulings on juvenile rights. He cites 1964 convictions, notes the 8-1 dissent, and contrasts youth protests with parents and police. He fears expanded rights harm schools and public order.
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the Supreme Court
Hayward Carnation Ball musical talent dispute aired
A submitted letter criticizes Hayward Chamber of Commerce for hiring the Del Courtney Band from Local No 6 in Oakland San Francisco rather than local Local No 510. The writer claims higher local talent available, cites pay scales and band leadership issues, and urges hiring local musicians to boost Hayward business. Letters to The People Speak welcome, under 350 words with name and address.
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New Southland Auditorium
del Courtney
Musicians Union Local
San Francisco
Oakland
Chamber of Commerce
Musicians Union
Alameda County
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Bill Castro
Hayward
Film Fights Crime and Drug Problem in Schools
The Review series on teen drug issues parallels a Stamp Out Crime effort introducing the film Decision. The executive committee, with local law enforcement, screens it for high school students service clubs and other groups, reaching about 2000 teens and adults and urging continued newspaper support.
Dont Spend Windfalls Editor Attention taxpayers
Call to action urges taxpayers to oppose spending windfall tax revenues from a new property assessment program. Targets city county and federal governments and singles out politician Petris for defeat in the next election. Encourages voters to mobilize immediately to oppose spending.
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