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...small minority but an overwhelming number of college students who want an early end to the war." Said Columbia President Andrew W. Cordier: "We have never had a better generation of youth. They deserve more than our sympathy. They deserve our identification." Former Chief Justice Earl Warren reminded his listeners at the University of Hawaii that there are 31 million Americans between the ages of 21 and 30: "Youth has the voting power to lead a crusade whenever it chooses...
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII Earl Warren, LL.D., former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Mr. Chief Justice, you have provided us all with a priceless example of integrity in high places, implacable dynamism in pursuit of the public interest, of a public man made of the same stuff all the way through, inside...
...sharp dissent, Justice Hugo Black defended the 1962 decision and deflated Brennan's explanation of the court's reversal. "Nothing at all has changed," said Black, "except the membership of the court and the personal views of one Justice." Indeed, Chief Justice Earl Warren, who had sided with Black, has been replaced by Warren Burger, who voted with the majority. Justice Potter Stewart, who upheld the anti-injunction law in 1962, voted against it last week...
...Peace Action group members on that trip could have used the royalties from his recent book on the strike of April 1969 to finance the flight to the funeral. Let's hope he will now donate from those royalties a large amount to the family of James Earl Green and show his personal grief...
Died. Goodwin J. Knight, 73, Republican Governor of California from 1953 to 1958, and power in state politics; of pneumonia; in Inglewood, Calif. An energetic campaigner, "Goodie" Knight served two terms as Earl Warren's Lieutenant Governor, then succeeded him in office and made his own mark with the voters, winning by a landslide in 1954. Long at odds with the state's conservative wing, Knight blamed Richard Nixon for his defeat in the 1958 senatorial election, and in 1962 made it an open fight in the gubernatorial primary−which went to Nixon...