Court Docket July 10 1969 city state docket updates
Legal docket itemization lists multiple defendants and outcomes from July 10 1969 court sessions. Plea guilty results include fines from $11.50 to $906.50 and jail terms. several cases involve driving while intoxicated reckless driving and hazardous driving. Several defendants face forfeited cash bonds and licenses issues, while others await appeals or have dismissals. Multiple firms and entities are noted for licensing and tax issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neg Williams
Lewis Woods
Blevins
Avid Dennis
David Dennis
Lemon Scott
Judy H. Denny
David W. Bates
Robert Allen Pontius
Jessie White
William Scott
Charles E. Primus
Henry J
Spillman
F.L. Reynolds, Jr
Arthur Charles Welch
Vernon Joe Beasley
Dennis Thomas
Henry Love
Johnnie Stinson
Charlie Graham
Erma Jean McDonald
Tommy Dean Lindsey
Henry James Spillman
Bennie M
Scott
Fors
Joyce F
Fortune
Elmer A. Greer
Abraham V. Smith
Jessie Burke
Richard E. Valentine
Howard Muldrew
A.E. Hartline
James McMorris
James
McMorris
William Keeton, Jr
Kenneth Tubbs
Burlington, Inc
Robertson Tank
Malcolm O'Bannon
Patlope Trailer Co
Risdon Farms, Inc
ACC
Negro Boycott Roils Forrest City Arkansas Thinks Peculiar
Forrest City shoppers faced a widening boycott of downtown merchants after a series of protests. Leaders plan a mule train march to Little Rock with SCLC involvement. Leaflets demand equality and police and school system cooperation, amid claim of Communist conspiracy links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest City
Ark
Cato Brooks
Committee For Peaceful Coexistence
Norman Ksaliba
John Birch Society
United States
State Capitol
Little Rock
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Ku Klux Klan
Blackstone Rangers
Chicago
Democratic push for large Europe troop cuts urged
Senate Democratic leaders backed a resolution seeking far larger U S troop reductions in Europe than the White House plan. Mansfield said cutting about 16 000 troops from overseas bases over the next years would be real progress, while the White House expected 14 900 to return to the United States next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Washington
U. S
Europe
White House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Vietnam
Mansfield
United States
Nixon Bid to Junk Voting Rights Act Faces Setback
President Nixon’s plan to scrap the 1965 Voting Rights Act in favor of a broader measure appears unlikely to pass its first congressional test. A bipartisan House judiciary subcommittee favors extending the act, while full committee action looms next week. Spokespersons show limited GOP support for the administration bill, which would broaden protections to all states. The existing law has boosted Negro registration and local offices since its 1965 enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beckler
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
House
Judiciary
Judiciary Committee
GOP
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Thomas J. Meskill
Connecticut
Charles E. Wiggins
California
Ford
Leslie
Lst
South
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Grover Thompson
Gate Nishee
Timothy Grass
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Senate Democratic Policy Committee
U.S
CIA
South Korea
Berlin
Southeast Asia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Spain
Japan
Turkey
NATO
Germany
Tiani
Anni
Pitsea
England
Gerry Lee
Ecuador
Mt. Cotopaxi
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Cara Nome
Kotex
Airmaid
Toni
Roux
AYDS
Dristan
Rexall
Maalox
Piat
Gibson Rexall Drug Store
Poug Moyni¢, K.P
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