Burger urges reform to ease Supreme Court workload
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger warned the Supreme Court cannot maintain quality with its growing docket. He noted about 4,000 appeals yearly, up from 1,100 in 1949 and 1,300 in 1950, and called for faster, clearer appeals procedures and tighter attorney conduct to shorten decisions.
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New York
Warren E. Burger
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Burger
Congress
Idelay
Pentagon authors of secret Vietnam study staged varied views
Los Angeles AP Melvin Gurtov one of the Pentagon papers authors says the 7000 page document reflected a mix of viewpoints from scholars. He declined to identify others or discuss selection while noting his own three months of work in 1967 and later shift to Riverside.
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Los Angeles
Vietnam
Melvin Gurtov
Rand Corp
China
Southeast Asia
Gurtov
Defense Department
Rand
University of California At Riverside
Hijacked Braniff Flight Lands in Buenos Aires After Mexico to Lima Route
An Argentine hijacker aboard a Braniff jet seized control as it neared San Antonio Texas. He demanded $100,000 ransom for a Mexican woman passenger and directed the plane toward Algeria with stops in Monterrey Lima and Rio de Janeiro before ending in Buenos Aires after a police swarm hindered refueling.
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Braniff
San Antonio
Tex
Acapulco
Jackson
Algeria
Monterrey
Mexico
Lima
Peru
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Buenos Aires
Traffic Fatalities Rise Across North Carolina Holiday
North Carolina marked day three of the Fourth of July holiday with 13 more traffic deaths, totaling 814 since January and 16 above last year. The State Motor Club forecasts 20 deaths in a 78 hour period as patrols push for safer travel.
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North Carolina
State Highway Patrol
North Carolina State Motor Club
Trol
Asheboro
Survivors Of Crash Sought In North Carolina
Rescuers searched steep woods near Old Fort six miles northwest of town for a Beechcraft Bonanza that crashed on a forest slope. The Florida family aboard was identified as Harmon B. Jones 41 his wife Arlene and children Kathy Randy Ronnie and Karen.
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Old Fort
N. C
North Carolina
Foy Reese
CAP
Ohio
Harmon B. Jones
Lehigh Acres Concrete Co
Arlene
Kathy
Randy
Ronnie
Karen
Jones
Asheville
New Rules Promised for 1972 Democratic Convention
A special commission led by Rep. James G. O Hara proposes reforms for the 1972 convention in Miami Beach. They call for curbing demonstrations and lengthy speeches, introducing state roll call lotteries, and random housing and seating allocations to reduce bickering. The plan sets 15 minute nomination limits and requires nominees to secure 50 delegate petitions across at least three delegations.
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Washington
Chicago
Miami Beach
Special Commission
Alabama
James G. O’hara
Dmich
Democratic National Committee
U.S
House of Representatives
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
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Rt. 1
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Trinity
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Whitakers
Annie Sharp Conyers
James Hollis Allen
Rt. 2
Henderson
Juanita Johnson
Bolton
J. B. Forman
Rt. 3
Tarboro
Winfred Collins
Arapahoe
Herman Drew
Edenton
Donald H. Baucom
Monroe
James Wake Holmes
Mt. Olive
Betty Berry Stone
Lumberton
Glen Edward Wehrsten
Greensboro
Civil Air Patrol
Detroit, Mich
Ft. Myers, Fla
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Singer
the Singer
South Main St
Winston Salen
Singer Company
Diane
Weddian
Hazel Williams
S. Main St
Williams Flowers & Gifts
Archdale
Palizzio
RED Cross
Dorina
Diana Deb
Shelby
Oldmaine Trotters
Pappagallo
Amalfi
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