Reuther Attacks Chrysler 1969 Price Increase as Unjustified
UAW Chief Walter Reuther condemned Chrysler Corp for its 1969 model price rise, calling it unjustified despite rising labor costs. Ford confirmed talks with the Council of Economic Advisers on auto pricing, while Chrysler reported strong first-half profits and planned tax-adjusted sticker changes.
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Murphy denies religion prejudice in Fortas opposition
Sen George Murphy R Calif angrily rejected claims that religious bias shaped opposition to Abe Fortas for chief justice Murphy said opponents have given no consideration to Fortas religion and noted telegrams to AFL CIO leader George Meany asking withdrawal of such statements during the nomination fight
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Nixon would cut social programs if elected president
Lawrence F. O'Brien, Humphrey campaign chairman, says Nixon would sharply cut back education and medicare programs and stall progress in the New Frontier and Great Society launches if he won the presidency.
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Suit seeks ban on In God We Trust motto on currency
Stefan R. Aronow a 22 year old UC Davis student filed a federal suit in San Francisco asking to bar use of In God We Trust on coins stamps and currency. He argues the motto violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment and discriminates against his nontrinitarian beliefs.
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Sudden Objection to War Upheld by Ninth Circuit
The Ninth Circuit held that a draft registrant who becomes a conscientious objector after receiving an induction notice is making a non controllable change in thinking, justifying reopening his classification. William W. Ehlert, a 23 year old Berkeley coffee shop operator, was sentenced to two years for refusing induction.
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Sailor Chained for Protest Receives Navy Disciplinary Sentences
Garland sailor Dale Herrin, 20, was sentenced by a Navy court martial on Treasure Island for desertion and disobeying an order. He forfeits rank and pay and receives a bad conduct discharge after a 3 hour 35 minute deliberation. Herrin was the second of nine demonstrators to be convicted.
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