Chief Justice Warren Signals Possible Retirement
Chief Justice Earl Warren told reporters in San Francisco he has sent a letter to President Johnson about retirement plans and may relocate to California. He declined to discuss timing or a successor, joked about house hunting, and said he would stay out of politics. Warren, 77, said his years on the court have been rewarding and he plans to spend more time in California after retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Japy
Earl Warren
Johnson
Warren
Washington
House
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Bakersfield
Joseph L. Alioto
Cyril Magnin
San Mateo County
Sheriff's Office
Marriage Licenses and Court Actions in Lubbock County
The list shows numerous marriage licenses issued in Lubbock with pairs named and ages, followed by district court actions including personal injury suit, divorce filings, and injunction requests. Also note Amarrillo Court of Civil Appeals motions, rulings, and cases involving City of Lubbock and Texas entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Court of Civil Appeals
Seventh Supreme Judicial District of Texas
J. R. McDaff
R. W. Howard
H. BR. Keith
Leon Ledbetter
Page & Wirtz Construction Co
van Doran Bri-Tico Company
W. L. Cone
City of
Rabbis Urged to Curb Jewish Gentile Marriages
Rabbi Pesach Z Levo uz urged about 500 Orthodox rabbis at the Rabbinical Council of America convention to deter marriages between Jews and Gentiles. He warned those who marry out of the faith may disappear within the preponderant Christian community. Fiji hotels report only 319 occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallsburg, N.Y
Rabbinical Council of America
Pesach Z .Levouz
Council
Nixon Humphrey Tie Over Vietnam War View
Gallup poll shows Nixon and Humphrey tied at 41 percent on who can better handle the Vietnam war with independents leaning to Nixon. Survey of 1,538 adults in 32 communities conducted June 15–18 indicates broad concern over Vietnam and Paris talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallup
American Institute OF Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Humphrey
Vietnam
Paris
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Labor unrest sinks pound to new low in Britain
The pound fell to just over 2.38 dollars on the Foreign Exchange Market as railways auto plants and BOAC strikes disrupt transport. Transport Minister Marsh said government would not yield to railway unions amid stoppages and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Britain
U.S
British Railways
British Overseas Airways Corp
BOAC
Richard Marsh
House of Commons
Britain Rail Strikes Put Pressure On Pay Claims
Britain’s rail workers warned they face no government backing as they press for higher pay. Transport Minister Richard Awmarsh told Commons the slowdown is not crippling the economy while 290,000 rail employees halt overtime. Freight shifts to priority shipments as the pound hits a low amid the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Richard Awmarsh
Marsh
House of Commons
British Rail
Commons
Harold Willson
Pinball Free Games Legal in Texas
Texas Attorney General Crawford Martin says pinball machines that award free games are legal if they do not reveal how many free plays are won or remaining. The 1965 law allowed immediate unrecorded replay rights, reversing a 1957 court ruling that treated free games as property under the anti slot machine act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Crawford Martin
Harris County
Carol Vance
Martin
Texas Court of Criminal ‘Appeals
Santa Monica strikes ripple through city services
Santa Monica faces service disruptions as 80 percent of city workers strike halting buses trash collection and airport and beach crews. An affidavit prompts return to work with back pay after a 10 percent raise offer failed to quell the walkout spreading to nearby Alhambra and other suburbs.
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Santa Monica
Calif
H. Ro Hebherle
Florence Klein
Ocean Avenue
Ders
Alhambra
Los Angeles
Army trims court martial sentences amid influence claims
The Army reduced sentences for 53 soldiers at Fort Leonard Wood after Maj. Gen. Thomas Lipscomb faced accusations of pressuring tribunals for harsher discipline. A Board of Review found likely command influence in one case. Lipscomb has been reassigned to Washington.
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Ptc
Paul E. Berry
Board of Review
Rt. Sheridan
Lipscomb
Washington
Army Materiel Command
Youth escapes Levelland court. surrenders in Sun Down
Jimmy Don Brown, 20, of Sundown Tex surrendered Tuesday to Hockley County Sheriff Wier Clem after escaping last Tuesday from a Levelland courthouse. Brown fled after being sentenced to five years for forgery. sheriff Clem pursued but Brown outdistanced him in a foot chase.
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Levelland
Tex
Jimmy Don Brown
Sundown
Hockley County
Wier Clem
Brown
Clem
Ceramics Show Winners Named at iShallowater Clubhouse
Winners of the Amateur Ceramics Show announced on Sunday at the iShallowater Clubhouse include top prizes to Beth Seale and Joy Jones of Lubbock for glazed and underglazed pieces, Tom Helvey of Littlefield for stained ware, and Nora MecRary of Lubbock for laster work. Additional honors were given to Lana Stokes Gary Wood Susie Evans Billie Robinson Dorothy Weddige Ima McBeth Jonnie Moore Mrs J W Patton Darlene Reeves Eula Pierce Coy Phillips Wanda Armstrong Thelma James and Joe Bill Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iShallowater
Beth Seale
Lubbock
Joy Jones
Tom Helvey
Littlefield
Nora MecRary
Lana Stokes
Gary Wood
Susie Evans
Billie Robinson
Dorothy Weddige
Ima McBeth
Jonnie Moore
Jonnie Moore, Mrs. J. W. Patton
Darlene Reeves
Eula Pierce
Coy Phillips
Wanda Armstrong
B. Phillips
Thelma James
Joe Bill Prince
What Makes the Perfect Wife a Reader’s Digest excerpt
A short digest feature surveys American men’s desires in a wife, asking what they look for in appearance and character. The piece previews a larger July issue with other articles on health, aging, and popular psychology.
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Doyle Ray Schneider
Post
Elaine Bartlett
John Irven Adams
Shirley Bennett
Billy Bruce Brown
Kathlene Shannon
Robert Eugene Mays
Mary Carolyn Cowart
Jesse Manuel Delgado Jr
Jo Ann Martinez
Arnold David Taylor
Cynthia Frances Willett
Gilbert Ortega
Guadalupe S. Cirado
Rodolfo Rodriguez Ramirez
Paula Guerra Cedillo
JSON Ismael Rosas
Plainview
Rita Guadalupe Montelongo
Floyd Avon Bowling
Hobbs
N.M
Lubbock Courts
Williiam R. Shaver
Everett Rucker
Eugene D. Wharton
Mary Moore Eicke
99Th District Court
Howard C. Davidson
Hugh Haney
Ann Haney
Sutt
Lucy Camunes
Robert Camunes
Gut
James A. Ells
Everena Philips
Gene Phillips
Moth District Court
Robert H. Bean
Joyce Jernigan
William T. Jernigan
County Court-At-Tlaw No
Edwin H. Boedeker
Marie Star, Inc
C. C. Dry Goods
Willams
Bob. Williams
Fiji
CUB Scouts
Chicago
David Perlin
Gallup Poll
Arthur E. Judd
Cloudcroft
N. M
Technical Writing Institute
Texas Tech
England
Ted
West Texas Associations of School Business Officials
Latbowek Independent
Education Service Center
Tech Chapter
Phi Delta Kappa
James W. Colmey
Bureau of Educational Research
Memphis State University
Yellow Cab
Checker Cab
James Richard
Teeh
Ron Brown
Jota Ro Bradford
Muscle Beach
Clover Field
Clyde Fitzgerald
Herb Spurgeon
Supt
Sam Anderson
Biz Spring
Robert Fordyce
Jim
U.S.A
Tomeor Lincoln
Mercury
Vegeaga
Vets If
Peist
Ninth and Avenue H
O'Donnell
Reader’s Digest
Penney’s
Dacron
Monterey
Orig
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