Immigrant Frank Najor Marries 17-Year-Old Bride in Beirut
In March the 26-year-old Frank Najor wed 17-year-old Manal in a Beirut church after meeting via family introductions. Najor, an Iraqi carpenter’s son who arrived in 1959, settled in San Diego, built a business, and later naturalized as a U S citizen.
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Frank
Najea
Beirut
Manal
Najor
Baghdad
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Counterfeiter Sentenced in Kansas City Case
A 34 year old Charlotte man was sentenced to four years in federal prison after pleading guilty to passing counterfeit $100 bills in Kansas City and Wichita. Ashley Gaddy was arrested December 13 when police found three counterfeit notes on him.
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Wichita
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Ashely Gaddy
Man Dies After Saving Children from Rampaging Bull
In San Fernando California 76 year old John P Erratchuo of Sylmar died after distracting a 1500 pound bull from six elementary school children. The bull escaped a pen charged the kids and Erratchuo decoyed it toward himself before being fatally injured. Raymond McCone a tow truck driver restrained the bull with a chain until an animal regulation officer tranquilized it and the animal was moved to an shelter.
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Holy Cross Hospital
Mission Hills
John P. Erratchuo
Sylmar
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Raymond McCone
Two Tar Heels Die In Vietnam
The Defense Department announced the death in Vietnam of two Army staff sergeants from North Carolina. Arnold T. Rider of Monroe and Clarence Logan of Fayetteville were killed not in action.
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Defense Department
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Army
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Monroe
Clarence Logan
Fayetteville
Scientist predicts DDT limits spread to tobacco worldwide
West German scientist Dr J M Franz says other nations including the United States will follow West Germany in restricting DDT residues on tobacco. Speaking in Raleigh at an international pest management conference, Franz notes reduced pesticide use and greater adoption of nonchemical controls could lower production costs for U S tobacco growers.
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United States
J. M. Franz
Franz
Darmstadt
U. S
West Germany
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