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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1967

Page

5

High Court Keeps In Middle Of Road

The Supreme Court in the term just ended moved toward moderation on juvenile rights and civil liberties while avoiding broad upheaval. Rulings expanded juvenile defendants rights and affirmed press protections, barred housing discrimination, allowed interracial marriage, and limited police eavesdropping without strong safeguards. The court leaned center but upheld several landmark liberal and conservative shifts amid a Warren Court era.

Barry Scinveid Washington Supreme Court Warren Court Hugo L. Black Earl Warren

Dedicated office holder Sam Yorty as Maverick Mayor

Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty is portrayed as a fearless, combative politician who embraces the label Maverick Mayor. The profile notes his foreign policy interest, sister city program, and clashes with critics including Sen. Robert Kennedy, along with his outspoken views on the State Department and communism.

Joseph A. ST. Amant LOS Angeles UPI Sam Yorty Lincoln Neb Statesman Sam Robert Kennedy United Press International Elath Israel Nagoya Japan Berlin Hollywood Asia Europe Yorty Vietnam Aqaba Joseph Levy Red Sea Gulf of Aqaba Johnson State Department Armand Meyer Iran U.a.r.-Israel McGeorge Bundy Edmund G Pat) Brown Brown Ronald Reagan Reagan Heatth U.S. Senate

Local Briefs Report Accidents And Awards In Lubbock Area

Ralph Anderson of Roswell was treated and released after a hay truck fall at Lubbock Feed Lot. Clarence Angle earned a Chancellor's Scholarship at Texas Christian University for 1967-68. Ronald Johnson, infant, died at Highland Hospital with funeral services at Resthaven. Cornerstone ceremony set for the American Legion lodge building hosted by local veterans. Burglaries and a kitchen fire caused property damage, while a youth sustained a leg fracture in an area crash. A scorpion bite sent a man to West Texas Hospital, treated and released.

Ralph Anderson Roswell N. M West Texas Hospital Lubbock Slaton Highway Elmo Stockard Henderson Funeral Directors Clarence Stephen Angle Clarence Angle 24Th St Texas Christian University TCU Ronald Lee Johnson Donald R. Johnson 37Th St Highland Hospital Resthaven American Legion Booker T Washington Post E. Gist St Masonic Pride of Lubbock Lodge Allen ‘Brothers George Berry T. J.gant Oscar Iles

Copper Mine Strike Looms in Utah and West

In five western states Kennecott Copper Corp prepares for an orderly shutdown as contract talks fail. First pickets would start at midnight at the western mining division with mediators stating talks remain deadlocked and a second extension was rejected. Union and management representatives, including the United Steelworkers and International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers, will meet separately with the Federal Mediation Service before a joint session next Friday. The potential walkout could affect about 11,750 Kennecott workers across Utah Arizona Nevada New Mexico and Texas, with more than 35,000 West Coast workers involved in related talks.

Salt Lake City Kennecott Copper Corp Federal Service United Steelworkers of America International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Kennecott Western Mining Utah Arizona Nevada New Mexico Texas West Merged Steelworkers Union Denver Butte Mont Douglas, Ariz

Striking URW Talks Break Off At Goodyear Akron

Negotiations between the United Rubber Workers Union and Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co stalled Friday afternoon until Monday afternoon. Goodyear began idling after a midnight strike, swelling URW walkouts nationwide to about 75,000, with earlier actions idling 51,000 at Firestone, B F Goodrich, and Uniroyal and 3,050 more added with General Tire & Rubber strike on June 22. Confederate Memorial Day set for April 26 in Columbus Georgia following a 1866 letter from Mary Ann Williams to the Times.

Akron, Ohio United Rubber Workers Union Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Goodyear URW General Tire & Rubber Co Firestone B. F. Goodrich Uniroyal General Tire &Rubber Mary Ann Williams Columbus, Ga

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