Rumford Act ruling sparks legislative debate in California
In the wake of the Supreme Court decision upholding Prop 14, Governor Reagan urged the legislature to modify or repeal the Rumford Act. Senate moves to repeal met with doubt in the Assembly. Minority leaders praised the ruling, while critics warn against reopening race relations tensions. Justice White joined by Warren and Douglas affirmed the state court, with Harlan dissenting.
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Cca
Ronald Reagan
Pacific Palisades
Reagan
Lyn Nofziger
State Senate
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Senate
Burms
Supreme Court
Mervyn M. Dymally
Los Angeles
California
U.S. Supreme Court
White
Earl Warren
William ©. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Abe Fortas
Harlan
Inigo L. Black
Tom C. Clark
Farm Hands Protest at Capitol Steps
In Sacramento a protest group of mostly unemployed farm workers camped on Capitol steps near a black casket to symbolize living dead farm workers. Abel Chacon led the newly formed Sacramento area group, shouting Come out Reagan as Gow, Reagan and lawmakers were away for Memorial Day. The Southside Single Mens' Self Help Group staged a mock funeral procession, carrying cash from their HQ to the Capitol, with a police motorcycle escort.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Capitol Steps
Abel Chacon
Sacramento Area
Gow
Southside
Single Mens' Self Help
Capitol
Action Line guidance on etiquette and reader questions
A reader note describes etiquette issues and a demand for thanks before gifts. It mentions Emily Post, a wedding gift, a graduation clock, and Long Beach. It instructs using a special line number 432-245 for ACTION LINE and avoids publication details, documents, or multiple queries per item.
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Emily Post
Long Beach
TFOW
Action Line
Press-Telegram
Prop. 14 Unconstitutional. California housing acts tied
UPI reports Proposition 14 was struck down by the U S Supreme Court after three years, nullifying the Rumford Fair Housing Act of 1963 and unimpaired Unruh Civil Rights Act of 1959. The campaign framed it as housing freedom versus ending discrimination, with unions and churches opposing the measure. The ruling followed a long, heated California political battle.
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Byron Rumford
Supreme Court
Rumford
SAW Francisco
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
State Fair Employment Practice Commission
California Supreme Court
Boys Return $745 Get $10 Reward
Two Highland Park boys Armando Bouzas and Robert Macias found a wallet with $745 in Los Angeles and returned it to owner James Collins, who was using the money as a down payment on a house. Police rewarded the youths $10 for honesty.
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Highland Park
James Collins
Collins
Armando Bouzas
Robert Macias
Tater
Colfins
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99th Memorial Day Protests and Peace Parades Across Nation
Memorial Day observances focus on Vietnam with parades, wreath ceremonies, and speeches nationwide. Ad hoc groups plan peace protests in Washington while veterans from multiple states participate in services from Arlington to Philadelphia. A posthumous Medal of Honor is awarded in New Mexico, and Confederate Memorial Day observances occur in eight states.
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Earle G. Wheeler
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Los Lunas
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National Cemetery
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Daniel Fernandes
Joseph R. Romano
Portland
Maine
Sharpsburg
Geo Dewey
Delaware River
District of Columbia
U.S. Territories
Mideast Tension Mounts Over Gulf of Aqaba Crisis
The Mideast crisis escalated as Egypt warned about waters near the Strait of Tiran and Israeli and Egyptian forces clashed near the Gaza Strip. A wounded Israeli was reported, while U N debate continued and diplomacy with the United States, the Soviet Union, and Algeria shifted focus to protecting international shipping.
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Strait of
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Gaza
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Israei
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Iran
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