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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1969
Page
1
The article notes Supreme Court justices' membership in private clubs dominated by white members, with discussion on whether those clubs influence judgments. It cites Warren and Douglas amid broader questions of discrimination in private associations and public duties, including mentions of Maryland and Virginia clubs.
The article describes a dispute over private country clubs near Washington and their racial and religious membership policies. It notes Supreme Court justices connected to the case and mentions the Maryland Chevy Chase Golf and Country Club and other clubs facing challenges to discrimination rules. It highlights dissidents including Sen. Frank Church and Defense Secretary Melvin Laird, with potential federal court action in Dallas.
A fragment outlines a biased club membership pattern where Supreme Court Justices and elites bar nonwhite members. It cites Warren's University Club ties, the Olympic Club, and suburban Maryland country clubs as examples of a covert, highly effective exclusionary network.
Washington Senator Joseph Tyilings of Maryland urges a new federal tax reform to raise 25 billion dollars for state revenue with grants and tax incentives. He argues the plan would reward larger populations and cut federal loops, while criticizing Nixon administration progress as insufficient.
In Santa Ana California the son of a police chief was ordered to four months in jail for his involvement in an aviation related offense. Seven Murray, a 21 year old, was arrested by his father after a police investigation in Potrikiry. Superior Court Judge Robert Gardner noted the youth cooperated with authorities.
A warehouse style fire struck a Fort Worth store causing extensive damage. Investigators found an open rear exterior door and a portion of the shop’s cafe unit affected. Firefighters concluded the blaze was planned with signs pointing to arson.
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