Judge Booth Brands South Africa A Police State
United Nations record says Judge William H. Booth of the New York Criminal Court described South Africa as a police state after visiting in May and June. He cited malnutrition in Dimbaza, prison overcrowding at Leeukop, segregated legal tables, and restricted access for black lawyers, while noting potential for change due to press freedom and youth awakening.
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U.S
South Africa
William H. Booth
U.N
Special Committee
Booth
Criminal Court
New York City
Dimbaza
Leeukop
William F. Creighton
Francis Sayre
Washington
Dean Gonville Alfrench- Beytagh
Johannesburg
Rouse Seeks NC Republican Chair Amid Contest
Frank A. Rouse construction executive and SMS Inc. president will seek the chairmanship of the North Carolina Republican party. He faces former state Sen. Ted Dent Bill Graham and Erick Little. Jim Holshouser currently leads the party.
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Kinston
N.C
Frank A. Rouse
North Carolina
Republican Party
Rouse
SMS Inc
Bank shares oversubscribed in Charlotte plan
Stock in the Republican Bank & Trust Co of Charlotte has been oversubscribed with 150 000 shares at 16 dollars each sold to 1500 buyers. Three hundred orders remain unfilled as 2.4 million dollars was raised. The State Banking Commission will consider the bank's application on September 22.
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Charlotte
Republican Bank & Trust Co
State Banking Commission
Republican
World’s Largest Poll Probes How Life Has Changed
Zales launches the "My How You've Changed" poll asking thousands across 49 states to answer questions on fashion attitudes, post and budget issues, and lifestyle shifts. Participants pick up questionnaires after July 25 at 508 stores and may win a fun kit with badges and a gift book based on their responses.
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Zales
Ady
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