State braces for long range hurricane protection
North Carolina faced two back to back storms Diane and Connie with damage from high water, flooding, and evacuated families. Preliminary crop losses across tobacco corn and soybeans run into millions, with authorities planning surveys as roads reopened and shelters expanded in Elizabeth City Washington and Aurora.
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Raleigh News and Observer
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White Men Free On Bond In Negro's Slaying
In Brookhaven Mississippi three white men Noah Smith Mack Smith and Charles Falvey were freed on 20000 bonds each after being charged with the shotgun slaying of 63 year old Lamar Disney Smith. They waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to the September grand jury.
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Bob Case
Lincoln County
Noah Smith
Mack Smith
Charles Falvey
Lamar (Disney) Smith
Anne
Justice of the Peace
E. F. Allen
Mississippi
Edgar Case
Associated Press
Landslide Kills Family in Vermont
A family of three perished when heavy rains triggered a landslide burying them as they watched a riverbank wash away near the Winooski River in Jonesville Vermont. David Cutter and Elsie, both about 40, died at the scene. their child Patricia, three, died later in Burlington Hospital.
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David Cutter
Elsie
Patricia
Winooski
Burlington
Eisenhower presides over biggest catch championship at retreat
President Eisenhower, at Fraser Colorado, hosts a fishing championship while signing a new code of conduct for captives and announcing other actions. He and grandson David reeled several trout in three hours, with James Hagerty noting they caught about 16 fish in total. The trip includes forming a new prisoners of war code and advancing U S diplomacy with Germany and Romania.
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Colo
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Eisenhower
St. Louis Creek
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Rockies
United States
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West Germany
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Romania
Harold Shantz
John M. Cashin
Denver
White House
Aksel Nielsen
Esenhower
Colorado
Nielsen
Byers Peak Ranch
Grandfather Eisenhower
Secret Service
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Placid
Friendship Causes Trouble in Naples Estate Settlement
Fred A. Thomas, a Dunedin restaurant worker, will receive 5,000 dollars from the Napientek estate after a Miami Beach case involving the late optometrist Dr. Albert Napientek. Napientek died in Miami Beach on April 13 with 60,480 dollars missing from his funds later found in Thomas's motel room. The larceny charge was to be dropped as settlement proceeds are turned over to Napientek's widow, executrix, by Judge Frank Dowling.
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Milwaukee
Fred A. Thomas
Albert Napientek
Miami Beach
Thomas
Dunedin
Napientek
Harold Shapiro
Yesterda Thomas
Frank Dowling
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