British Bristle Over Turkish 14 Year Old Drug Pusher Sentence
Rodney Pinder reports a 14 year old Briton Timothy Davey was jailed in Istanbul for six years and three months for pushing 57 pounds of hashish. He was fined about 10 894 dollars. French and Austrian defendants received 12 and 8 year terms. MPs urge mercy and warnings over Britain Turkey relations.
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Rodney Pinder
Associated Press
London
Timothy Davey
Turkey
Timothy
Istanbul
Jean Claude Morisot
Patrice Buonotti
Friedrich Stohl
Daily Mail
Haluk Bayulken
Roderick Sarell
Britain
Donald Seaman
Daily Express
Tom Driberg
Scotland Neck School Split Argued In Desegregation Case
U S Supreme Court heard arguments in North Carolina and Virginia test cases on whether creating predominantly white new districts undermines desegregation. Scotland Neck, part of Halifax County, argued separate districting could improve quality and fund schools, while opponents warned most blacks would be excluded from Scotland Neck and whites from county schools.
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Washington
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Virginia
Scotland Neck
Halifax County
Lawrence G. Wallace
Tice Department
C. Kitchin Josey
Josey
William T. Joyner
Raleigh
Visitor Quotas Set In Smokie Mountains
Officials at Great Smoky Mountains National Park will implement a quota system this summer to limit overnight hikers and campers on back country trails. The program aims to prevent crowding while maintaining a true wilderness experience, with permit caps based on environmental impact. day hikes and road traffic are not restricted.
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Gatlinburg, Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
David Beal
Beal
Smokies
National Park Service
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Sequoia Kings
California
Senate sends $23 billion education bill to conference
Senate approves a 88 6 higher education measure totaling 23 billion and sends it to a conference committee to resolve antibusing provisions and funding formulas. House amendments tighten busing rules and differ on student grants and college aid structures amid desegregation disputes.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Sen
Ate
House
Fed
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Alabama Communist Party petitions for ballot access in Alabama
Alabama Secretary of State Mable Amos is reviewing a petition filed by the Alabama Communist Party to place its candidates on the November ballot. The filing claimed 6,396 signatures across 324 pages, meeting a new law’s 5,000-signature requirement for party ballot access. The party, led by Jim Bains, cited presidential candidate Gus Hall and vice presidential candidate Jarvis Tyner, with no state candidates yet chosen.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Mable Amos
Alabama Communist Party
Jim Bains
Birmingham
Amos
Bains
Gus Hall
New York
Jarvis Tyner
Philadelphia
Hall
Communist State
Party USA
Tyner
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