Warren Court Evolution and Civil Rights Milestones
The article traces Warren Court shifts from liberal activism to a more constrained period, noting key rulings on Communist investigations, integration, and free expression. It highlights decisions on sit-ins, desegregation, school Bible readings, and the 1954 Brown v. Board era foundations, plus the era’s lasting impact on civil rights and criminal procedure.
Citizens Group For Orchard Plans Campaign
A citizens group backing Merle Orchard for Superior Court judge held the first campaign meeting in the Masonite Room at the Palace Hotel. Orchard summarized his platform and campaign aims while new committee chairs were announced led by Bill Ware. Jim Selzer Tiny Stefani Bob Kauffman Red Lightenburger Don Heller and Ray Brown head the steering committee. Angelo Damiano is finance chair with Neil Worley and Bill Ware directing posters and advertising Margaret Johnston and Irene Rea handle publicity.
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Merle
Orchard
Superior Court
Palace Hotel
Bill Ware
Jim Selzer
Tiny Stefani
Bob Kauffman
Red Lightenburger
Don Heller
Ray Brown
Angelo Damiano
Neil Worley
Margaret Johnson
Iréne Rea
Ukiah Dolphins Host Home Meet in New Pool
Ukiah Dolphins prepare for their first home swim meet of the season at the Ukiah Swim Center in a 25 yard pool against Hamilton Air Force Base. Officials and timers are asked to arrive by 9 p.m. Saturday, with the meet starting at 9:30 a.m. Spectators may attend and refreshments will be served. Volunteers aged 6 to 17 are urged to help as timers judges and clerks.
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Ukiah Swim Center
Ukiah Dolphins
Hamilton Air Force Base
Dolphins
Warren Nixon Feud Shapes 1950s Court Alliances
Historic justices split along conservative and Warren groups, with Marshall aligning Warren on a majority and Nixon undermining Warren during the 1952 GOP push. The feud culminated in coolness and a famous quip attributed to Warren about Nixon.
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John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Marshall
Warren
Nixon
California
Thomas E. Dewey
Eisenhower
Washington
Market Averages Climb as Dow Tops 900
Financial data shows Dow Jones averages rising with gains across sectors. The index stands near 907.96 with highs and lows around 891.48 and 900.93, while related stocks, including Rrs and Atl, push higher, signaling positive momentum in early trading.
Graveside Services For John Lamperti
Graveside services were held today at Ukiah Cemetery for John B. Lamperti 69 a tree pruner who died at aUkiah hospital Wednesday. He was a native Californian and lifelong resident with no known living relatives. A brother Paul Lamperti died in 1964. Funeral arrangements were by Eversole Mortuary.
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Ukiah
John B. Lamperti
Ukiah Hospital
California
Mr. Lamperti
Paul Lamperts
Eversole Mortuary
Mendocino County Brochure Promotes Tourism Reading
Mendocino County Chamber of Commerce mails a brochure to 12000 southern California doctors offices offering tourists and industry reading within a plastic 33 1/3 rpm record titled Story and Sounds of Mendocino County. Surplus records are available free by calling the chamber at N School and Smith Streets.
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California
Chamber of Commerce
Windsor Publications
Beverley Hills
Chamber
N. School
Smith Streets
Funeral services for William Delbert Mahan
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Eversole Mortuary for William Delbert Mahan 62 of Ukiah who died Thursday in a Ukiah hospital A timber faller and Eureka native he is survived by his widow Bessie Mahan of Ukiah two sons Donald Burgess Healdsburg and Jerry Mahan Cloverdale and six grandchildren Burial will follow in Ukiah cemetery and services will be conducted by Rev Richard Taylor
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Eversole Mortuary
William Delbert Mahan
Ukiah
Ukiah Hospital
Eureka
Mahan
Bessie Mahan
Donald Burgess
Healdsburg
Jerry Mahan
Cloverdale
Richard Taylor
Ukiah Cemetery
Congress Tax Reform Sparks Debate On Burden And Revenue
Congress critics warn the tax package expands levies on wealth and corporations while funding doled areas like welfare and antipoverty programs. Projections warn of a 1969 recession despite support for the plan. Retrospective tax hikes take effect retroactively from January 1 and apply to nine to twelve months.
Hanoi Optimism Cools as Talks Continue in Paris
Hanoi says no substantive progress occurs during coffee breaks and focuses on full meetings, while Harriman heads to Washington for a family wedding and to brief Rusk and President Johnson. He expects no rupture and plans July 1 return with Cyrus Vance handling talks. Communist diplomats warn Red China could join if talks reach full peace conference stage.
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Paris
Washington
Rusk
Johnson
Harriman
Hanoi
Cyrus W. Vance
U.S
Harrison
Red China
Sheinwold on Bridge Insure Against Risky Play
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a bridge hand where South mismanages trumps leading to a defeat. The narrator notes insurance against bad outcomes and analyzes optimal play to avoid overtrumping and risking the contract. East holds critical trumps, and the defense ends with West's ace diamonds. South could have saved the game by adjusting trump management.
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South
East
West
Crew Rescues Six From Sinking South Korean Ship
A maritime safety station worker used a rubber boat to save six men from a 50 ton South Korean vessel that sank after hitting a reef off Kitakyushu Japan.
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Kitakyushu
Japan
UPI
Maritime Safety
Dales Named Sales Manager at Padula Lumber Branch
Ralph Dales, veteran lumber man in Mendocino and Sonoma Counties, has accepted the post of sales manager with E. A. Padula Lumber Co. of Willits. He will head the 407 S. State Street branch, and has long ties to Pacific Forest in Ukiah and Wingate Lumber in Cloverdale. His wife Ann and four married children reside at 165 Calvert Court.
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Ralph Dales
Mendocino - Sonoma Counties
E. A. Padula Lumber, Company
Willits
Dales
S. State Street
Pacific Forest
Ukiah
Wingate Lumber
Cloverdale
Ann
Calvert Court
Arab Guerrilla Al Fatah Reports Mercenaries Inbound
Al Fatah said on a radio broadcast that hundreds of mercenaries were arriving in Israel from Malawi to fight the Arabs, signaling a sharp escalation in regional tensions. The claim highlighted intensified cross border hostility and external support for the conflict.
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Beirut
API
al Fatah
Israel
Malawi
Wener Declares 200 Campaign Expenditure
Martin Wener a Ukiah lumber man and Democratic Assembly candidate filed a campaign expense statement with $200 total. The filing fee accounted for $160 and $40 covered motels and meals. Eureka incumbent Frank Belotti is the opponent.
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Martin Wener
Ukiah lumber+ man
Assembly
Frank Belotti
Eureka
Wener
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