Warren resigns as Chief Justice of United States
Earl Warren 77 has submitted his resignation as chief justice to President Johnson. UPI reports sources say he sent a letter after the 1967 68 term ended. Possible successor mentioned includes Abe Fortas. Warren, appointed Oct 1 1953, led a liberal court that shaped desegregation and rights decisions.
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Washington
UPI
Earl Warren
The
United States
United Press International Today
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Supreme Court
Johnson
White House
Abe Fortas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Warters
Richard M. Nixon
Waren
Tom C. Clark
Fhurgood Marshall
Fortas
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Marshall
Hugo L. Black
Black
New School Finance Crisis Deepens in California
In Sacramento Gov Ronald Reagan warns the state may cut the school aid budget by millions as a $70 million overestimate hits the 1968-69 plan. Senate Assembly conference committee eyes a compromise to the $47 billion state budget amid calls to trim spending and meet a June 30 deadline.
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Norman Kempster
Sacramento
UPS
Senate
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
George Miller Jr
D-Martinez
Reagan
Department of Education
Jesse M
Joint Conference Committee
Caspar W
Weinberger
Peperwehr
Tllor
Miller
A. Alan Post
Post
Finance Department
Conference
Brooktrails Park Praised As Spirit Of The West
Sen George Murphy lauds Brooktrails Redwood Park in a Senate speech as a pioneering conservation recreation project. He says it embodies innovation and independence and notes the 4 square mile park with forest lakes camping and trails is dedicated to Mendocino County’s Brooktrails district and backed by private enterprise.
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Senate
George Murphy
Brooktrails Redwood Park
West
Senator Murphy
Sen. Murphy
Brook Trails
Redwood Park
United States
Brooktrails
Mendocino County
Gerald Partain
Humboldt State Collegal Department of Natural Resources
Robert J. Beaumont
Beaumont
First Day of Summer Brings Cool Start to Season
Today marks the first day of summer with unusually cool conditions. The thermometer rose only to 87 degrees, a far cry from Sunday's seasonal high, and cooler air persists after a cooler Thursday.
Car runs off road injuring three near Covelo
Dr John Weir 84 of Covelo drives off Co velo road 7% miles east of Highway 101 plunges 60 feet into a canyon. He and his wife Maude 83 and neighbor Cora Parrett 80 suffer facial head and body injuries and are taken by ambulance to Howard Memorial Hospital.
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Maude Weir
Cora Parrett
Howard Memorial
Hospital
Weather Data Fragments From June 1968 Page
Readable portions show daily highs around 87 degrees near noon and rainfall near 0.88 inches. Mentions Courteny Allah and June 1967 with low readings around 56 degrees and 48.16 inches rainfall. OCR fragments lack full context or dates and include garbled names.
JoIy Jahn Sent to Atascadero State Hospital
Joey Jahn 23, Ukiah high school graduate, ran amok on Mendocino State Hospital grounds injuring two and killing one. He left Ukiah with deputies en route to Atascadero State Hospital after pleading not guilty by reason of insanity and being ruled insane at the time of the crimes.
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Joey Jahn
Ukiah High School
Mendocino State Hospital
Ukiah
Bill Lee
Pete Frey
Atascadero State Hospital
Jahn
State Hospital
Uiversity of California
Santa Barbara
John DeeMeo
Wayne Burke
John
Ernest Klatte
Harry Hook
Burke
Mendocino County Board Sets Brocktrails Review Meeting
The Mendocino County board of supervisors acting as Brocktrails Resort Improvement District will hold a special meeting Monday at 10 a.m. in the supervisors chambers at Ukiah Courthouse to review contract performance by Work, McIntire and Quiros engineers.
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Mendocino County
Hanoi Says No Peace Progress
North Vietnam declares no progress in Paris peace talks despite optimistic remarks from U S officials. Spokesman Nguyen Thanh Le accuses the United States of escalating air attacks, insisting talks have not advanced. He defends Hanoi’s stance amid calls for de escalation and halt to infiltration from the North.
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George Libera
Paris
UPI
Hanoi
Nguyen Thanh le
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Rusk
North Vietnam
Rusky
South Vietnam
Defense
Clark Clifford
Harriman
Noyo Salmon Boats Ordered Back to Port
Noyo Humboldt County boats were recalled to port after the Salmon Trollers Marketing Association halted marketings in sympathy with Eureka fishermen. Silvers under 10 pounds earned 47 cents a pound and over ten pounds 57 cents, higher than the 40 cents paid in Eureka and other ports. Six Noyo plants paid a record price while fishermen planned a meeting to seek similar terms for Humboldt catches.
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Mendocino
Eureka
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Alaska
Noye
Humboldt County
Local Votronic Counters Rated High in State
Mendocino County used five Vo tronic Voter Counter machines with staff under Clerk-Recorder Vi Richardson for the June 4 primary. Final unofficial times varied, Mendocino placing 10th in statewide tabulations with Tuolumne finishing at 9:40 p.m. Alpine at 10:10 p.m. Fresno lagged, tallying at 11:25 p.m. June 6, about 52 hours after polls closed. A minor breakdown occurred but was resolved quickly.
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Mendocino
California
Vi Richardson
Mendocino County
Tuolumne County
Alpine County
Fresno County
Saar
Congress approves 10 percent income tax hike in revenue package
Congress clears a 10 percent surtax on individuals and corporations and mandates a $6 billion spending cut. President Johnson accepts the measures to curb inflation, bolster confidence, and stabilize the dollar amid mounting prices and interest rates. Senate leaders Williams and Smathers argue the package was unavoidable, while Mansfield focuses on preserving domestic programs amid cuts. Opponents Morse Hart Proxmire Young criticize the bill as too abrupt.
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Johnson
House
U.S
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Rdel
George Smathers
Dfla
Senate
Smathers
Williarhs
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Morse
Ouster Demands for Resurrection City Amid Civil Disobedience
UPI reports two U S senators urge closing Resurrection City near the Lincoln Memorial as the occupy permit nears expiry. Thurmond condemns the camp as anarchy and crime while Byrd calls it a festering sore. Abernathy says campaign leaders will stay united and push forward after Solidarity Day.
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Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Cesspool
Ralph David Abernathy
United ‘Front
Coyote Dam Appropriation in Public Works Bill
House action allocates 115000 for channel stabilization below Coyote Valley Dam in the Russian River Basin within Mendocino and Sonoma Counties. Cong Don Clausen says the move advances flood control and economic growth, with Senate approval pending. The bill also funds 135000 for Eel River study and 34000 for harbor of refuge feasibility along the Northern California coast.
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House of Representatives
Coyote Valley Dam
Russian River’ Basin
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Sonoma Counties
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Clausen
Eel River
California
Annual Barbecue of Mendocino County Farm Bureau
Members of the Mendocino County Farm Bureau will hold their annual barbecue Sundays at 2 30 p m in Ukiah municipal park. The charge is 1 for adults and children under 12 will be admitted free. Beef beans salad and ice cream will be served says Mayme Williams secretary.
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Mendocino
Mayme Williams
The Warren Court Damned and Praised
The Warren Court under Chief Justice Earl Warren drew both praise and criticism over 15 years as it tackled segregation religion criminal rights states rights and anti communism. It moved in cycles expanding and limiting powers and shaping constitutional human rights in the 20th century.
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Washington
UPI
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Earl Warren
Supreme Court
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