Women Criminals Ignored By Law Enforcement
New York AP report quotes Charles R. Work of LEAA on June issues. He laments limited research on why women turn to crime and says courts and prisons neglect women offenders and victims. He notes a male-dominated system with few education or vocational options for nearly 16,000 women inmates.
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New York
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Charles R. Work
SEAA
Washington
LEAA
California
Lynette Fromme
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
FBI
New Investigation Opened on King Murder Case Impact
Memphis officials and civil rights leaders react to recent FBI disclosures about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The Senate panel findings show the FBI tried to discredit King with a letter and plotted surveillance. Leaders say Hoover harbored personal dislike and fear of retaliation in the 1960s civil rights era.
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Memphis
FBI
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Samuel B. Kyles
Kyles
Senate Intelligence Committee
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Henry Starks
St. James Ame
Dr. King
Vasco Smith Jr
Shelby County
Joan Little Seeks Appeal After Court Reaffirms Break In Conviction
An attorney for Joan Little says she will continue her appeal of the 1974 three count conviction for breaking and entering and larceny after the North Carolina Court of Appeals upheld it. The case leaves her with a long jail term unless the State Supreme Court grants relief by December 15.
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Raleigh
Joan Little
North Carolina Court of Appeals
James Keenan
Durham
Miss Little
State Supreme Court
Beaufort County
Clarence Alligood
Downfall Due to Lack of Learning and Common Sense
A terse meditation argues most life mistakes stem from insufficient learning or missing common sense, underscoring the value of practical knowledge and prudent judgment in daily decisions.
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Zenith
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