Warren Warren Johnson Chief Justice Warren's public image and career
A retrospective on Earl Warren, long-serving Chief Justice, detailing his public image as calm and wise, notable rulings on school desegregation and districting, and his early life in Los Angeles. The piece notes his tough moments, key decisions, and personal life including family and hobbies.
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New York Times
Washington
Che Justice
United States
Earl Wareren
Supreme Court
National Press Club
Warren
California
Earl Warren
Pearl Harbor
Mathias Varran
Norway
Earl
Los Angeles
University of California
Berkeley
Nina Palmquist Meyer
James
Robert
Virginia
Dorothy
Nina
Civil rights gains, court upholds housing law and desegregation
The Supreme Court boosted the civil rights movement in the 1967 68 term by upholding a broad national open housing ordinance and affirming school desegregation measures while restricting draft card burning as not symbolic speech. The term also allowed street frisks with limits, upheld police weapon checks, and broadened jury and privacy considerations.
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Barry Schneid
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Douglas Delay
Marshall
Southern
Thurgood Marshall
Warren Court
Hugo L. Black
Earl Warren
William ©. Douglas
Walter Reed Army Hospital
John MM. Harlan
Johnson
Potter Stewart
Stewart
Congress
Alabama
Deep South
Louisiana
Warren
Brennan
New York State
Byron R. White
Dog control ordinance proposed for Carbondale council
City Manager C William Norman will present a dog control ordinance proposal to the Carbondale city council Tuesday. The plan draws on recommendations from a mayor's committee and collaboration with the Jackson County Humane Society. A license moratorium remains as the new program is developed, with prior fees of $1 and proposed hikes to $3 for most dogs and $5 for unspayed females.
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Carbondale
C. William Norman
Norman
Jackson County Humane Society
Convention delegates skew upper income in 1984 party nominating process
Studies sponsored by the Citizens' Research Foundation use 1984 delegate interviews to show most national convention participants earned high incomes with GOP delegates slightly better off. Median incomes were about $20,192 for Republicans and higher for Democrats, and fewer than 15 percent earned under $10,000.
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Princeton
N.J
Citizens’ Research Foundation
John F. Bibby
University of Wisconsin
Kevin L. McKeough
Loyola University, Chicago
Herbert BE. Alexander
Bibby
Ma.Keough
Bibby and
McKeough
Stops Tormenting Rectal Itch
An advertisement from New York promotes Preparation H as a nonprescription treatment for hemorrhoids. It claims the formula quickly stops burning itch relieves pain reduces swelling and soothes irritated tissues with ointment or suppository forms. Tests in major cities reportedly support its effectiveness.
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New York
N.Y
New York City
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