Defenders Of The Condemned-2 Soldier Supreme Pretenious
In a five part Easter series the tale follows Pretorius as he leads Jesus to Golgatha under Roman command. The centurion battles duty and conscience, realizing the injustice yet advancing the execution. He questions if one can stay true to humanity while obeying a world in thrall to power.
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Pretonious
Jesus
Caesar
Pilate
Rome
Judea
Caesarea
Protoninus
Pretorious
Nau
Petronicus
Herod Antipas
Peter
Murder suicide tied to North Carolina deaths
Morehead City coroner ruled apparent murder and suicide in the weekend deaths of 43 year old Helen Eubanks and former Atlantic Beach officer William Earl Wilson. Eubanks was found shot in her home by a 12 year old girl. Wilson died at a hospital after a self inflicted gunshot at a friend’s home. No motive or inquest planned. Wilson had recently left the Atlantic Beach police force and worked as a boiler operator in Beaufort.
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Morehead City
N.C
Dave Munden
Atlantic Beach
Hubert Fulcher
Helen Eubanks
Eubanks
Fulcher
William ‘Earl Wilson
Wilson
Munden
Beaufort
Republicans Plan Citizens Forums Across the Nation
House Republicans announce a series of national citizens forums to study urban issues. The first meeting is set for Minneapolis on April 16 focusing on transportation and pollution, led by Rep. Clark MacGregor of Minneapolis, head of the Urban and Suburban Affairs Task Force.
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Washington
House
Minneapolis
Clark MacGregor
Tax Revenue Increases In Carolina
North Carolina reports March general fund receipts at 74.5 million, up from 72.3 million a year earlier. Nine month income rises to 422.6 million, an 18.23 percent gain, with adjustments altering the percentage. Highway and gasoline taxes rise, while income tax dips 1.3 million for March, though yearly totals climb to 191.3 million. Sales tax adds 1.9 million, reaching 139.5 million for the year.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
General Fund
I. L. Clayton
Clayton
Dan Moore
Richmonder Dies In Fire
S Park Smith a 57 year old chief clerk for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway died Tuesday in a house fire at 6704 Patterson Ave Richmond west end. Battalion Chief G S Chenault said Smith was found in the farmhouse lying on the floor near the kitchen and had apparently been sitting in a chair in the living room when the chair caught fire. The flames burned through the floor to the basement and set the living room rug alight.
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Richmond (Ap
S. Park Smith
Patterson Ave
Richmond
West End
G. S. Chenault
Smith
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Fram
Chenault
Summer sewing pattern from Marian Martin catalog
Woman Marian Martin pattern 9403 for Misses sizes 10 through 18 offers a bias yoke shift dress in cotton with stripes checks or solids. Price 35 cents plus 15 cent postage. send NAME ADDRESS ZIP SIZE STYLE NUMBER to Marian Martin Pattern Dept New York for catalog and free pattern coupon.
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Marian Martin
Danville Register
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Foreign soldier image in South Viet Nam clashes with locals
An AP Analysis notes that American troops in South Viet Nam face persistent anti- American sentiment despite backing Vietnamese independence. The piece compares attitudes to historic biases and highlights the soldier’s physical presence and alien local perceptions, with reflections on leadership figures and regional reactions.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Gerhart Eisler
Berlin
Latin America
de Gaulle
Ami
NATO
Viet Nam
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nguyen Cao Ky
Jook
Soldiers and civilians clash in Saigon culture clash
A historical commentary notes growing tension in Saigon as American troops relax from war, raising prices and alienating locals. It cites cultural friction over friendliness, perceived intrusions on Vietnamese dignity, and the black market spiking costs. The piece argues soldiers are seen as both tourists and provocateurs, while authorities overlook abuses.
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Saigon
Three Charged With Setting Forest Fires
In Cameron North Carolina three local youths Ron nie Maples Johnny Nall and Jimmy Howard King all 20s to 21 were arrested Tuesday and charged with two counts each of setting forest fires. They admitted to lighting a blaze behind the Cameron post office at 5 30 a.m. Sunday and another about a half mile east of town. The fires were quickly extinguished with little damage. The suspects said they were Playing round Saturday night. The trio faces misdemeanor charges in Cameron justice of the peace court Thursday night.
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Cameron
N. C
Cameron Area
Ronnie Maples
Johnny Nall
Jimmy Howard King
Cameron-Vass
Travin A. Wicker
Moore County
Wicker
Justice of the Peace Court
Most UFO Reports Easily Explained
Secretary of the Air Force Dr Harold Brown told the House Armed Services Committee there is no evidence the earth has been visited by aliens. He cited 10147 unidentified flying objects in 19 years as largely explainable by marsh gases pranks planets comets meteors fireballs and auroral streamers while noting the Air Force maintains an open mind and will continue investigations.
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Washington
Air Force
Earth
Outer Space
Harold Brown
Michigan
House Armed Services Committee
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Citizens’ Forums
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ACT
Ita
Call F. W. Townes & Son
Fite Townes & Son, Inc
Vere Pee
Carolina
Richmonder
Martin
Indochina
John Lealand
Lebanon, Tenn
Christ
Calvary
Temple Baptist Church
Worsham Street
L. W. Cooper
Ee Bank and Trust Company
Nationa
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