Justice Hugo L Black Dies After Leaving Supreme Court
Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black died early Saturday six days after retiring from the bench. President Nixon eulogized the 85-year-old jurist as independent, tenacious, and of total integrity, noting his lifelong defense of civil liberties and strict construction of the Constitution. Black’s death came at Bethesda Naval Hospital after arterial trouble and a severe stroke. his family was at his bedside.
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Nixon to Discuss Economy With Japan Leader
President Nixon heads to four state stops culminating in a Sunday meeting with Emperor Hirohito in Anchorage Alaska The trip aims to soothe Japanese feelings over the new economic program and to ease a rift with former Interior Secretary Walter Hickel Nixon will visit Libby Dam with Montana lawmakers and later brief Northwest editors in Portland He also plans a Hanford reactor tour and will observe a controversial underground nuclear test at Amchitka Island Alaska The test is linked to the Spartan missile warhead for the Safeguard system and is objected to by conservationists
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Little People Get Say in Hayward Job Funds Plan
Hayward city leaders debated how to spend 317000 in extra federal funds from the Emergency Employment Act aiming to help the unemployed. Mayor Howell urged prioritizing lower wage, public service jobs for low income workers and those with limited English, while officials sought extensions to the October 5 deadline and considered many proposals from community groups and city departments.
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Three Hunters Shot Dead in Sierra Area
In Northern California's Mother Lode country three hunters were killed and a teenage boy wounded near a mountain road. Carter Hall Yuen, 21, San Francisco, was arrested near Sierraville on murder suspicion after a motorist found the wounded 14 year old Ronald Gong and the bodies at a makeshift campsite. Police confiscated four rifles as the investigation continues.
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Weather shifts to heavy showers tomorrow afternoon
The weatherman forecasts rain starting tomorrow with a high near the mid seventies and west winds of 15 to 25 mph. Tonight’s temperatures dip to around 50 as the pattern turns unsettled with more wet weather expected.
Demohead Resigns as Northern Democratic Chairman
SAN LEANDRO Jack Brooks, northern chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee, announced his resignation effective Thursday citing family and business responsibilities. Chico attorney A John Merlo, northern treasurer, will serve as temporary chairman.
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Spy charge pending against Haywardite in Hungary
Sandor Ronyai, a Hungarian native who became a U.S. citizen in 1964 and was arrested August 2 while visiting relatives in Hungary, faces espionage charges reportedly to be brought this month. His wife Tdiko and their four children remain with her mother in Budapest and are free to leave Hungary. The State Department said formal charges had not been filed and no trial date set, though a trial was expected. Details differ over his past military service and role with the Freedom Fighters. The case involves alleged information given to outsiders after his 1950 flight from Hungary.
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Auto firms cool toward low-smog engine in 1976 models
Washington reports Antarity efforts to boost gasoline mileage yield the first car meeting government standards for 1976 models. Ford confirms development of a stratified-charge engine with 72 horsepower, four wheel drive, and fuel injection but mass production unlikely due to its experimental nature. EPA notes testing progress and potential mileage gains while predicting challenges in meeting stricter 1975 and 1978 emission standards.
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