Man Held Sold Government Property In Mountain Lands
Clyde J. Leeson, 40, Asheville real estate developer, indicted on 12 counts of using the Mails to defraud for selling more than 90 000 acres three times, including 60 125 acres in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. He surrendered Friday and is held on a 10 000 dollar bond. arraignment set for November term in Asheville. Purchasers named include Daniel Price, Phillip Gabriel, Edwin Smith, and the Allowance Industrial Development Corp. of Dothan.
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Asheville, N.C
Asheville
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Clyde J. Leeson
Leeson
U.S
Statesville
Paul Teal
Supreme Court Opens Term With Warren at Helm
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court begins the 1968 69 term with Earl Warren as chief justice, delaying retirement as Abe Fortas’s nomination to succeed him falters in a Senate filibuster. The term opens amid Campaign activity, legal challenges, and notable cases on civil rights and dis sent.
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Washington
Supreme ‘Court
Earl Warren
Johnson
Abe Fortas
Warren
Senate
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Ohio
William Douglas
Vietnam
Arkansas
Dallas
Adam Clayton Powell
Muhammad al
Cassius Clay
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Timothy J. Leary
Edgar H. Smith Jr
Death House
New Jersey
High Court
Fortas
Homer Thornberry
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Warren i
Middletown Elementary PTA Plans First Meeting
The Middletown Elementary School PTA schedules its first meeting of the school year on Monday October 7 with room visitation from 7 to 8 pm two classroom presentations per teacher and a 8 pm business meeting. The class with the most visiting parents wins a 3500 book gift certificate and the PTA attendance banner for October. George Wood and the campus development committee outline future community plans. PTA membership has grown to about 277 with late joiners welcome at the program close.
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Middletown Elementary School
PTA
Pt.a
George Wood
Middletown Valley
P-T.a
Navy Home Receives Police Horse Tally-Ho
In Philadelphia a retired Fairmount Park police horse named Tally-Ho, age 16, was donated to the Philadelphia Naval Home to serve the guard duties. He replaces Dexter who died last summer after a 34 year life as the dormer horse.
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Philadelphia
Tally-Ho
U.S. Navy
Fairmount Park
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Gov't. Property
Edwin 8. Shively Jr
Charlotte
Daniel Price
Washington, D.C
Phillip Gabriel
Edwin §. Smith
Marshville
N.C
Allowiance Industrial Development Corp
Dothan
Ala
Supreme | Court
Western Auto’s
South Court ST
Frederick, MD
PTHIS
Hamilton-Beach
WitechTte
Wrees
Delector
Teer
Atti
Orei
New Frigidaire Freezer
Potomac Edison
Allegheny Power System
Frederick
Taneytown
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
Middletown Elementary Plans
Navy Home
Town House
Lucerne Party Pride
Orcer Mayer
Man Hkoute
Safeway
Maryland
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