The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 16

10 Rockefeller Markets Set Ablaze in Argentina BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) Ten supermarkets of a firm owned by the Rockefeller family were set ablaze here Thursday wefed-up security patrols to Hobbies Clubs Tiie Merry Mixers Square Dance club will have an 8 pm dance Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Del Adanuorf, 1601 Ken Oppenlander will be the Caller. There be a poUuck lunch. In case of rain, the dance will be at the IOOF Recreation center, 411 E. Walnut.

protect U.S. companies. Some of the buildings were destroyed. attacks apparently are linked to the scheduled visit of Gov. Nelson A.

Rockefeller, who is expected here Sunday on the fourth lap of his fact-finding Latin-American mission for President Nixon. From Argentina the New York governor will go to Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Barbados and Guyana. Livestock Threatened ROME (AP) An outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease is threatening livestock throughout the Middle East, the IT.N. Food and Agricultural Organization was told. 1 Calls Reapportionment Ruling Most Far-Reaching Thu.

Jun. 26, 1969 Salina Journal Pg 17 A i Ljeciares Thursday, June 2fr-- SACRAMENTO, Calif. Earl Warren says the most important Supreme Court rulings of his 16 years as chief jus- ice of the United States were those declaring (hat one man's vote should mean as much as any other man's. If the people have equal in governpient, hey can solve most problems 'through the political process rather than through the courts," Warren says in an interview broadcast today. The 78-year-old Warren, who etired Monday, chose reappor- ionment decisions over the segregation ruling of 1954 as probably (he most far-reaching of the Warren Court years.

He said he likes to think of those years as the era of the "people's court." Triggered Revolution Reapporlionment rulings triggered a revolution in makeup of slate legislatures and other governmental bodies. In the area of civil rights, the silver-haired Warren expressed frustration at what he called cases of outright flaunting of de- menting them. And Warren called a definition of obscenity one of the toughest court problems. He defended obscenity rulings. He denied allegations that numerous civil liberties decisions resulted in "coddling" criminals and made it tougher for prosecutors to convict.

Warren's comments- were in an hour-long interview with Alorric Landsberg, editor of JJcClatchy Broadcasting, which operates stations KFBK-Radio and KOVR-Television, in Sacramento. Landsberg interviewed study several weeks before his retirement with the understanding it would not be aired until after he stepiwd down. It was Warren's first public comment on many of the sensitive issues before the nation's highest court during his term as chief justice. He was appointed in 1953 by then President Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Warren formerly was Republican governor of California. Warren took note of great problems America faces. "I don't have answers them," he said. But he pressed faith that (he Const itu- Good Now Through Saturday--Quantity Right. for ex- would survivo (he assaults of a changing society.

Difficult Balance In the area of pornography, Warren said (he court had to balance two constitutional rights against each other: the right of government to create a decent society and the speech and press freedoms guaranteed by the first amendment. And when you have those two tilings coming together, you find it very difficult to a verbal definition of what obscenity is," he said. as an example in replying to voiced criticism' and" have usurped states' rights. I i 1 Ul tuUll- iHiat docs rcapportionmcnt room, whether he be a Commu- do but establish slates' rights?" nist, Fascist, or a member of ho asked. "It establishes in the the Ku Klux Klan.

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"It's only 16 feet wide." Sebelius Gets Temporary Post WASHINGTON, D. C. Rep. Keith Sebelius has assumed the duties of assistant minority leader in the House of Representa. lives for this week of legislative action.

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