Harris Poll Shows Public Supports Desegregation Now
A Harris poll of 1 601 households conducted Feb 5–42 finds 4 to 40 nationwide support for the U S Supreme Court desegregation order with a majority favoring immediate integration. Whites in the Deep South oppose, while Blacks, city residents, professionals, and those with college education largely back the court’s ruling. The survey notes a cross section including those who voted for Nixon and Wallace, and highlights a “coalition for change” of Blacks, youth, and the educated.
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Brown Blames Officials Misconduct For Youth Unrest
Democratic senatorial hopeful George Brown said misconduct and improper financial dealings by public officials contribute to student unrest and the drug culture. He argued it's impossible to expect youth to follow strict standards when leaders take lobbyist payoffs and a senator is tied to a government contracts company. He labeled the environment as polluted by politicians and hypocrisy.
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O'Brien Warns TV Campaign Costs Threaten Two-Party System
Lawrence F. O'Brien, new Democratic chairman, told Meet the Press that rising television advertising costs push campaign expenses beyond the two-party system. He cited 1968 debt, with Democrats facing 75 percent of an $8 million debt and Republicans spending more, urging public funding and contributions to restore equity in political advertising.
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Removal of Tate Case Judge Denied
One of the defendants in the Sharon Tate murder case failed to remove Judge William Keene as trial judge after an affidavit was deemed not timely. Patricia Fitzgerald and Pamela Krenwinkel argued prejudice, with Judge George Dell denying the motion and suggesting mandamus and prohibition avenues. The case groups include six defendants tied to Charles Manson and related charges. trial set for March 30 with Watson extradition ongoing.
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