Headland appeals release from Ft Bragg stockade
Ronald Headland a 22 year old former Greenville musician and radio announcer appeals to a federal judge to order his release from the Ft Bragg stockade where he is jailed on AWOL charges after being told to report for Army duty and later classified 4F His draft board set August 13 as report date and a June hearing is scheduled in Fayetteville with Judge Al Butler overseeing the case.
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Ronald Headland
Greenville
N. C
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Headland
Virginia Guard
Ft. Bragg
Ex-Hew Chief Warns Dissent Meets Dangerous Public Resistance
Ex-Hew Secretary argues that social change faces collision between dissenters and the broad middle class. He warns dissidents attacking the people they must persuade risk triggering anger and hostility, citing Herbert Marcuse and dangers in a directed society.
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Hew
Washington
UPI
Herbert Marcuse
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Suspect Pleads Innocent in Utah Delinquency Case
Carl Lott of 108 82nd Street pleaded innocent to a delinquency charge involving two girls aged 12 and 13. He was released on 450 bond by Judge Denzil Bevers. Cecil Wayne Dorsett of 5033 52nd Street also pleaded innocent to driving with a suspended license and posted 300 bond.
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Utah
Carl Lott
LP&L Discussion Planned Today
A joint session of the Lubbock city council and Utilities Advisory Board is set for today in the basement urgency operating center at city hall. The meeting aims to explore methods to stabilize LP and Lubbock Power and Light as a self supporting utility following the election result that defeated a $10.2 million revenue bond issue 3,233 to 2,785. A note also mentions a new city planned near Liverpool.
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Joplin Named President of Plain View First National Bank
Kirk C A Joplin was announced as president of Plain View First National Bank by T E Mitchell. A native of Littlefield he holds a BBA from Texas Tech earned in 1953 and a law degree from Southern Methodist University earned in 1961. He has held high level roles at Republic National Bank Dallas Citizens National Bank in Lubbock and First National Bank Roswell New Mexico before this appointment. He and his wife Mary have two children Julia and Charles.
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Probation Revoked for Jimmy Sweatt in Burglary Case
Judge Pat S. Moore of the 72nd District Court revoked the three year probation for Jimmy Francis Sweatt 21 citing a Hale County conviction and a check law violation. Sweatt had pleaded to a June 28 1967 burglary at Premier service station 301 Ave Q. The Boston News Letter noting origins of American journalism is also mentioned in the text.
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72Nd ‘District Court
Jimmy Francis Sweatt
Sweatt
Ave. Q
Hale County
Moore
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