Get Them To Court By Holding License
District Court Judge Ray Walton proposed a reform learned at a conference in Alabama. The idea would suspend a defendant's driving license until the scheduled court appearance. If the defendant pays the fine or is found not guilty, the license would be restored. The goal is to pressure defendants to appear rather than rely on bondless citations.
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Ray Walton
Alabama
North Carolina
Associated Press
Associated Prom Ie
Point
N. C
High Point
Point Surprise, Inc
United States
Black Panthers
Betty Shackelford Lewis
Sanford's Vice President Prospects Revisited After Duke Presidency
The New York Times notes Terry Sanford's upcoming Duke University presidency may boost his standing as a 1972 Democratic VP candidate. The piece reviews past VP lightning for Sanford, including 1968 Muskie consideration and Kennedy era speculation, and questions whether a Duke tenure aids a political bid.
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Terry Sanford
Duke University
Sanford
U. S. Senate
LBJ
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Citizens For Humphrey- Muskie Committee
National Democratic Party
Duke
New York Times
Democratic Party
The
Times
Hubert Humphrey
Maine
Ed Muskie
Eugene McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Spiro Agnew
Dwight Eisenhower
Columbia University
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
University of A
Skirt Length Gap Splits Women and Girls Across Nation
A West Point Times-Leader poll finds an age based split in skirt length with women over 30 preferring knee length and under 30 favoring miniskirts. Minis dominate in the East and Far West. about 64 percent of younger men favor at the knee.
Fort Bragg Drug Rehabilitation Becomes Official Program
Lt. Gen. John H. Tolson Jr. started a $2,000 volunteer effort that grows toward a $100,000-plus program at Fort Bragg. The plan uses hospital wards as half way houses and treats narcotics users rather than discharge. Pentagon support followed Sen. Harold Hughes announcing formalization of the program.
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Fort Bragg
John H. Tolson Jr
Tolson
Pentagon
Harold E. Hughes
D Iown
General Tolson
U.S
Kindergarten Plan Urged as Model Cities Debate Rises
Letters urge implementing a neighborhood based kindergarten plan with local teacher aides, defend teachers, and protest threats to Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest. A columnist calls for trust between generations and races to improve national unity and communication.
Poems and Verses From Rural School Page
A collection of short poems and sentiments by students and residents. Pieces include reflections on nature and seasons, family love, and memories of a mother, with multiple authors such as Everett Covington Judy Perryman and Mary Ann Spicer.
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Mother Goose
Mother
Mary Ann Spicer
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
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Randall
J. Joseph P. Rawley
Holt McPherson
Altimore
L. A. Times
Fah Fayeie
Model Cities
Joyce Kilmer
U. S. Forest Service
Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest
Carl A. Reiche
Save- Joyce-Kilmer League
Obispo Ave
Coral Gables
Florida
Nation
Crockett
Everett P. Covington
Judy Perryman
Charles Eugene Mounts
God
Lena Hammer Thacker
Valette J. Harris
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