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THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, Tuesday, Nov. 19, 1963 7 Enforce Traffic or Face U.S. Control, StatesTold Eight speakers warned South tices which now deny due process of law granted citizens under the 14th Amendment to the Constitution," and to "cash register justice" by requiring ern lawmakers Monday to beef up their traffic control laws by making them conform to nationally recommended standards. by Glenn V. Carmichael, executive director of the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators; Robert L.

Doni-gan, general counsel of Northwestern University's Traffic Institute; Fletcher N. Piatt, manager of Ford Motor traffic safety and highway improvement department, and Alabama Rep. Kenneth A. Roberts. traffic offenders to appear in Russell I.

Brown, president of court. He also advocated unifying all state courts with a SuDreme costumes for fashionable Women Court chief justice as adminis the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, told of "growing impatience" among congressmen "with what they consider to be state and local foot-dragging in traffic safety." gs VK I I "Tf IS i It limniMfi mii.ti nii A owe td th trative head, setting up minimum bail schedules and a plan of taking driver licenses in lieu of cash bail. Other addresses Monday were Brown said there is a growing feeling on Capitol Hill that "if ink aid of tki party the states don start and soon i i i to do a better job in accident prevention, we'll find a way to get it done." 3-DAY MEETING it i GO TeIJs Cuba Travel WASHINGTON John R. Glenn, a Bloomington, lawyer, talks with his wife in the hearing room Monday after testifying at a House Un-American Committee hearing. Glenn freely acknowledged belief in the teachings of Leon Trotsky in his testimony.

He told of taking part in the student trip to Cuba last summer and said the United States had forced him and his wife to cut short their travels last month and return home against their will. They had gone to Europe and North Africa after leaving Cuba. (Associated Press GREYHOUND 3 ISM Brown addressed a three-day regional conference on highway safety at the Downtown Holiday Inn, conducted by the Northwestern University Traffic Institute in behalf of the President's Committee on a i Safety. It is being attended by lawmakers from nine states. "If I were a legislator," Brown said, "I'd urge the setting up of a legislative interim committee to study the state's traffic situation in depth, and I'd push for the establishment of a state coordinating agency that would give unity, direction and purpose to the state's traffic safety program." The need for in depth research was a recurrent theme in the day-long program.

It is a major tenet of the Action Program for Traffic Safety being promoted in the series of regional conferences. CONTROL PERCENTAGE Robert E. Raleigh, conference director, charged Monday that "while the basic annual investment in highway transportation has reached over $70 billion" for motor vehicles, upkeep and street construction and improvements, "only 1 per cent of this amount is spent to regulate, control and expedite motor vehicle traffic." James H. Lake, safetv divi 1 1 w1 IV" 1 tJr Negro Admitted Perjury, Court Told MACON (UPI)-A federal agent testified Monday that a Ne gro integration on trial on a perjury charge had admitted to him that he had perjured himself before a grand jury. William Bolvard, an agent iT I 1 1 jp-xA ill I 1" I Va i I 1 -7 a IfT -li 1r ft i A fc-; ,1 1' for the Federal Bureau of In if dlfciiMlifflfatf sion director of the Automotive Safety Foundation, took swipes at what he called "mumbo-iumbo, double talk, latitudes witz, 21, New Rochelle, N.

was convicted here last week of lying to the same panel in connection with her alleged presence at the picketing of a white Albany grocer's store last April 20. The grand jury was Investigating the activities of the Albany Movement in connection with a boycott against the store, owned by Carl Smith, Traveling by Greyhound costs much less than even driving yourself. And it's so much more conven ient, too, with downtown to downtown service. Next trip, get there with money to spare. For economy.

GO GREYHOUND AND LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US. and self-styled experts advocat Exclusive Scenicruiser Serviceat no extra fare. For example: ing pet panaceas and placebos" in the traffic safety field. James P. Economos, director of the American Bar Association's traffic court program, discussed a 14-point program to upgrade traffic courts.

He urged an end to the fee system and "its vicious prac On. Way Round Trip I Ona Way Round Trip who served on a jury that voted against a Negro in a civil rights case. NEW YORK $44.75 10S ANGELES 60.25 99.00 ST. PETERSBURG 14.60 26.30 5.00 9.00 NEW ORLEANS $13.40 $24.15 MIAMI 18.60 33.50 WILLIAMSBURG 17.60 31.70 JACKSONVILLE 9.90 17.85 vestigation, testified at the opening of the trial of Thomas C. Chatmon, Albany, who is charged with lying to a federal grand jury here last Aug.

5. Bolyard told the all white jury that Chatmon approached him in the U. S. Marshal's. office at Albany last Aug.

14, used the word perjury and said he had perjured himself to the panel and wanted to do something about it. The agent did not elaborate on any further steps taken in the matter. Chatmon and four other Negro members of the integra-tionist Albany movement were charged with falsely telling the grand jury they were not present and could not recall being present at a meeting in the office of attorney C. B. King at Albany last July 30, the day before they were to appear before the grand jury.

A white woman, Joni Rabino- Smith contended the boycott put him out of business. Three other members of the Albany Movement were indicted on charges of conspiring to obstruct justice in connection with GREYHOUND TERMINAL 81 Cain Street, N.W. Phone 522-6300 the boycott. Elizabeth Holtzman, who Whence Adobe The word adobe comes from Egypt. Coptic descendants of ancient Egyptians called mud brick "tobey" or Moors transmitted the name to the Spaniards, who ultimately took adobe brick-making to the American Southwest.

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