Supreme Court rulings expand Negro rights and back police powers
The term ends with major gains for Negro rights in housing and education. The court also backs police eavesdropping with orders, allows frisking for weapons, upholds union picketing, and broadens the one man one vote doctrine to local governments. It upholds CATV regulation, blocks copyright fees for cable, and approves the Penn Central merger while approving regional natural gas pricing.
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UPI
Charlotte G. Moulton
Washington
Supreme Court
South
Texas
Federal Communication Commission
U.S
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Private Services Here Today for Natalie Johnson
Private funeral services were held today for Natalie A. Johnson 66 of Ukiah who died Saturday in Presbyterian Hospital San Francisco. The Mountain View Auto Court owner and local resident lived at 125 E Mill Street Cremain was to follow at Santa Rosa. She is survived by daughter Carolyn Savage and three grandchildren all of San Francisco Charles Moton Tanya LaPorte and Christopher Savage.
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Natalie A. Johnson
Ukiah
Presbyterian Hospital
San Francisco
Johnson
Mountain View
Carolyn Savage
Charles Moton
Tanya LaPorte
Christopher Savage
Rafferty Whip Quits Campaign for U.S. Senate
SACRAMENTO UPS Rob ert McGee the manager of Dr Max Rafferty's Republican primary effort says he will not pilot the general election campaign against Democrat Alan Cranston He informed Rafferty campaign leaders by letter urging a quick reorganization and that he will not be available to manage the campaign
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Sacramento
UPS
Robert McGee
Max Rafferty
U.S. Senate
Alan Cranston
McGee
Los Angeles
Rafferty
Another Heart Transplant Fails
London doctors said future heart transplants will continue despite the death of Frederick West Britain s first transplant patient. West 45 a building contractor died Monday at National Heart Hospital 47 days after receiving an Irish carpenter s heart following a fall at a construction site.
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London
API
Frederick West
Britain
West
National Heart Hospital
Ukiah High Faces Buffer Zone Plan and Budget Review
A school board meeting will review a revised buffer zone plan at Ukiahi for 1968 69 and consider reallocating funds not in the April 24 budget. Delegations of nearby property owners are expected to attend over campus closure fears while a snack park option and portable service are proposed. The board will also hear bids on lighting for the high school tennis courts and a family life education curriculum update.
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Mendoseta
Ukiahi
Ukiah
San Francisco approves tough gun registration ordinance
The City Board of Supervisors approved a new gun ordinance by 7 to 3, requiring that an estimated 700,000 pistols and rifles in San Francisco be registered with police. The measure moves to a second vote on July 1 and would take effect 45 days after mayoral signing by Mayor Joseph Alioto.
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San Francisco
UPI
City Board of Supervisors
Joseph Alioto
Hruska backs expanded gun control amid push in Senate
The Republican senator signaled support for strengthened gun control and a possible national firearms registry as the Judiciary Committee prepares to review the administration bill. Public pressure since Kennedy’s assassination spurs a push by lawmakers and a new Emergency Committee for Gun Control seeks to back the measure with broad organizational aid and advertising.
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Hruska
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Judiciary
Congress
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
National Council For
U.S
James V. Bennett
David J. Steinberg
Papert Koenig, Inc
New York
AMA Doctors Urge End to High Speed Police Chases
Two New Jersey physicians urged the American Medical Association to abandon unwarranted high speed police pursuits, citing over 500 deaths annually in the United States. They cited cases where pursuits ended fatally or in serious injuries and argued electronic tracking and radio communications could capture suspects with far fewer casualties.
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San Francisco
UPI
New Jersey
United States
Arnold Constad
Springfield
N.J
Seymour Charles
Newark
American Medical Association
Physicians For Automotive Safety Committee
New York State
Charles
Baboon Eye Transplant Restores Sight in South Africa
Surgeons report a partially blind man in Cape Town regained full sight after a baboon cornea was transplanted into his eye about a month ago. Prof. Frans van Zyl of Stellenbosch University confirms the procedure. The patient is identified only as a European.
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Cape
Town
South Africa
UPI
Frans van Zyl
University of Stellenbosch
Civil Defense Book Available From County Office
A citizen's handbook In Time of Emergency published by the Department of Defense is available at the Mendocino County Office of Civil Defense Room B3 Courthouse Ukiah. The natural disaster section covers floods hurricanes winter storms and earthquakes while the Nuclear Attack portion covers warning systems fallout protection fire hazards and emergency care of the sick and injured. People may obtain copies by visiting the civil defense office.
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Department of Defense
Mendocino County
Hypnosis Questioned For Smoking Cure But Aids Preop Calm
Dr Milton J Marmer of UCLA says there is no verified evidence that hypnosis cures smoking yet he finds hypnotic suggestion useful to calm anxious patients before surgery. He recounts cases of a 37 year old woman and a 41 year old man where relaxation and confidence aided their procedures. He emphasizes warmth and attention from the hypnotist as key to patient comfort.
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Cohen
Milton J. Marmer
University of California At Los Angeles
Marmer
Roger Hodges Wounded in Vietnam Letter Requested
Potter Valley reports Corporal Roger Hodges son of Mr and Mrs Gorman Hodges wounded in action in Vietnam. Address letters to Corporal Hodges 2296061 3rd Bn FMF H and S Co Scout Dogs FPO 96602 San Francisco CA. Also notes a June 10 well-baby clinic in the library with health staff and a Sept 5 return date. Grange meeting June 8 noted and a Memorial program for Madie Hughes and Edward March. Graduating class list, Progress Club luncheon June 22, and officer installations by Zoe Meyer.
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Potter Valley
Roger Hodges
Gorman Hodges
Vietnam
Corp
3Rd Bn
F.M.F. H and S. Co. Scout Dogs
F.P.O
San Francisco
Cal
Robert Gardner
Charlotte Johnson
Sadie Thurston
Brown
Helen Troxell
Helen Houx
Anne Girard
Zoe Meyer
Grange Hall
Howard Brooks
Eddie Egli
Joe Curtis
Madie Hughes
Edward March
Commencement Exercises for Class of 1968 Held in School Gymnasium
The graduating class of 1968 held exercises June 5 in the school gymnasium. Michael Woll led the flag salute, Rev. Merton Haskell gave the invocation, Gail Miller gave the salutatory, and Janet Thill delivered the valedictory.
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Dustrial Arts
Eien Troxell
Michael W. Brown
Gigi M. Burton
James C. Castanetto
Robin M. Cleary
Mark H Douglas
Jeffrey Cites
Thomas C. Ghaler Laurie
L. Harding
Marilyn E. Harvey
Rory J. Haven
Joe Lee Johnson
Douglas W. Jones
Gloria Cummins McCosker
Nedma Gail Miller
Marion E. Mullen
James M. Murray
Michele Rathe
Barbara L. Roach
Grant R. Squires
Janet M. Thill
Gary E. Todd
Ellen Troxell
Pamela L. Wecht
Michael J. Woll
Michael Woll
Merton Haskell
Gail Miller
Marilyn Harvey
Jeff Gillette
Cardinal Ranked Top Official State Bird in U S
The cardinal is stated as the most popular official state bird in the United States according to Encyclopaedia Britannica, reflecting broad recognition of its prominence in American imagery.
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United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Mary Alves
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Ruth Egli
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