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Unhappy but Far from Hopeless. An other name that promptly came to the top of the list : Chief Justice Earl Warren, 64, another Californian. Speculation turned to him because he is a Republican of the Eisenhower pattern who showed, in California, that he could win strong support in both parties. Last April, Warren sought to take himself out of the running with a statement that he went to the Supreme Court with the fixed purpose of leaving politics permanently. Said he: "That is still my purpose. It is irrevocable. I will not change under any circumstances or conditions." Nevertheless...
...Bayard Brunt, 38, star rewriteman on the Philadelphia Bulletin, the tip from the Miami News on the death of a young woman looked like nothing more than a routine news story-at first. All he knew was that a Miami policeman, Earl Oestreicher, had been given emergency leave to go to Philadelphia because of the sudden death there of his wife. Brunt remembered Oestreicher: only two months before, he had eloped with Philadelphia Heiress Doris Jean Silver, 22, daughter of a vice president of Food Fair Stores, Inc. (fifth largest U.S. food chain) and niece of the chain...
...closing address of the conference, Earl Warren, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, praised the meeting as an invaluable exercise in the fundamentals of constitutionalism which all the justices of the Supreme Court should attend each year before the regular October sitting of the Court...
This, and Marshall's social-scientist approach, paid off. In his opinion for the whole court, Chief Justice Earl Warren in sentence after sentence reflected the conviction that under present conditions of U.S. life, education could not be separate and equal. When he heard the decision read, says Thurgood Marshall: "I was so happy, I was numb...
...American Revolution, he served in battle against the American Continentals in the New Jersey campaign, later rose to become a lieutenant general and commander of Quebec. But as an artist Davies was almost unknown until a portfolio of his watercolors turned up in 1953 m England, in the Earl of Derby's old library at Knowsley Hall. The New York Public Library bought the U.S. scenes, and Canada's National Gallery snatched up the Canadian watercolors at bargain prices...