Outrage over judge’s anti Mexican American remarks
The article condemns Superior Court Judge Gerald Chargin of San Jose for saying Mexicans were “animals” and that “Hitler might be right” in a September juvenile court hearing. It calls for swift censure or impeachment, warns against mob pressure, and urges the Judicial Qualifications Commission and legislature to act before the 1972 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Gerald 8. Chargin
San Jose
Hitler
Chargin
Lorenzo Patino
Patino
Servants of Justice
Bar
Judicial Commission
Legislature
CHAOS protest in London over Heathrow Sunday noisemakes
London publisher Gordon Landsborough leads CHAOS a bid to close part of the M4 cloverleaf to quiet jet noise on Sundays. Police thwarted the attempt though no arrests were made. Supporters praise orderly conduct while urging ongoing protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Gordon Landsborough
CHAOS
Heathrow
Landsborough
Norman Mailer
New York
University of Alaska president seeks balanced campus music
University of Alaska president William R. Wood argues for a campus rhythm balancing music and study. He envisions periods of lively concerts morning and night, yet also values phases of near silence to protect scholarly focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Wood
University of Alaska
Wood
Atlantic City
Curb on sorcerer letters to editor
In a reader letter Cheryl Ricca agrees television shapes the generation gap via a false semantic environment but says parental vigilance is key. Another letter from Linda Christian thanks Ben Zinser for hepatitis blood transfusion warnings linking commercial banks to cases. urges voluntary donations and awareness of risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayakawa
Qur Young
Long Beach
Cheryl Ricca
Ben. Zinser
Zinser
J. Garrett Allen
Stanford University School of Medicine
Allen
California
Dr. Allen
Linda Christian
Librarian Blasts Bradbury on Los Angeles Library
Ernest Siegel, director, argues in a letter that Ray Bradbury’s city planning ideas miss the mark on the Los Angeles Central Library. He calls the current building dysfunctional outdated and notes the need for a downtown site and better car access and parking. He cites Long Beach replacing its main library as overdue change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kirk
Ray Bradbury
Bradbury
Los Angeles Central Library
Long Beach
Kirk
Los Angeles
Reader protests changes to Sidney Harris column title
Paul Nicas of Long Beach argues that Sidney Harris should be allowed to use a personal title such as Strictly Personal and criticizes editoral control over column packaging. He asserts readers deserve access to unfiltered opinion and voices concern about perceived bias in presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Harris
Harris
Long Beach
Paul Nicas
Burger Tackles Court Crisis In State Of Judiciary Message
Chief Justice Warren Burger considers presenting a state of the judiciary message to Congress to outline reforms in justice administration. Congressional leaders are cool to the idea, delaying it for later this year after elections or in the new Congress next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warren Burger
Congress
High Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Chief Justice Burger Signals Congress State of Judiciary Push
Chief Justice Burger may address Congress in two parts on a state of the judiciary, stressing court reforms to curb delays and admin failures. The plan includes an ABA presentation in St Louis and a Ford Foundation funded court administration course opening June 15 at Denver, with 500 applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Burger
American Bar Association
St. Louis
Justice
Hay Sayers
Ford Foundation
University of Denver
Watson
The Gypsies of Granada Book Review Summary
A cultural overview by Jo Jones and collaborators from Folklore Associates surveys the Gypsies of Granada Spain. The volume features 43 artworks including watercolors and oils and is noted for its vivid brooding art and printerly presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granada
Jo Jones
Folklore Associates
Gale
Spain
Augutus Jones
Parental desires for excellence clash with docility in achievers
Parents want children to excel and be docile, but true innovators, from St Thomas Aquinas to Thomas Edison, show independence, early self thinking, and resistance to conformity. They struggle socially, face educational challenges, and rarely gain broad popularity, succeeding instead in small, dedicated circles.
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St. Thomas Aquinas
Thomas Edison
Depressed youth and the cost of permissive parenting
Sydney Harris argues that creative children are crushed by a repressively designed society and permissive parenting. He laments indifference to a child's inner life, noting modern media seduction replaces older omnipresent influences and warns of the long-term harm to social betterment.
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Santa Clara County
Commission
Cole Porter
U. of Alaska
Curb
Sorcerer
Librarian
Ernest Siegel
Aaron Qociring
Cambodia
Vietnam
Ubllneyel Jent
Press “Telegram
Richard Wilson
Willard Wirtz
American Bar Association and
Law Institute
Bar Association
Sydney Harris
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