Supreme Court Returns to Tackle Georgia Race
The Supreme Court reconvenes after a Georgia election recess to tackle a crowded docket. Key items include Hoffa’s 1964 jury tampering conviction, a privacy suit against TimA Inc, Georgia House denial of Julian Bond’s seat, and the Cuba travelers case, with later Georgia election law arguments to follow.
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Supreme Court
Georgia
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Tima, Inc
Georgia House
Vietnam
Julian Bond
Cuba
Virginia
California
Georgia runoff crisis looms after three judge ruling
A federal three judge panel in Atlanta strikes down a 142 year old Georgia Constitution provision that would have forced a legislative runoff between Callaway and Maddox after Nov 8 results. Write ins by Ellis Arnall kept no majority decision and the Legislature faces a January 9 session to pick a governor.
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Georgia
Howard H
Bo) Callaway
Lester G. Maddox
Ellis G. Arnail
Callaway
Maddox
High Court
Washington
Dean Rusk
Vuting
Saigon
NATO
Paris
Viet Nam
Heislers
Japan
Clecmosa
Thailand
Iran
Lisakwi— Sato
Rusk
Tapei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
State Department
UC Berkeley Standoff Over Nonstudent Role in Strike Talks
UC Berkeley faces a student strike with nonstudents, including Savin and Navy recruiters protests, shaping demands on negotiating participants. Chancellor Heyns insists on limits while ASUC AFT and CCO pressure for broader inclusion as classes resume and a regents emergency meeting is planned.
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Savin
Oakland
Heyns
Berkeley
Pam
Ayong
Robert Atkins
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
Berkelev
Fof
Picketing Navy Depot Draws Rainy Protest in Port Chicago
About 200 professors from seven colleges demonstrated in the rain outside Concord Naval Weapons Station near Port Chicago to protest the Vietnam War. Four police cars monitored three hours of picketing after a car swerved toward the group but caused no injuries. The weapons station stores guns, ammunition, and napalm for shipment to Vietnam, and organizers from Bay Area schools urged the administration to end the war.
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UPI
Viet Nam
Concord Naval Weapons Station
Bay Area
University of California
Stanford
San Francisco State
Haywood State
Sonoma State
St. Mary's
University of California Af. Davis
Antipoverty Workers March Over Federal Cutbacks
San Fernando poverty workers from the Community Improvement Council headed to San Francisco to protest federal war on poverty cutbacks. They planned to lunch with Delano farm workers, then proceed to San Jose for the night. A spokesman said they would meet Monday in San Francisco with Daniel P. Luevano, regional director of the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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San Fernando
Valley
San Francisco
Community Improvement Council of
Delano Farm
San Jose
Daniel P. Luevano
Office of Economic Opportunity
Burglary Report: Thief Steals Lawn Tools in Long Beach
Trimmed by Thief, 3870 Karen Avenue, told Long Beach police a burglar entered an unlocked garage and took a power lawnmower and a lawn edger worth 325 dollars.
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Hy Roger
Karen Ave
Long Beach
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