Raeford Slaying Trial Details Missing Gun and Bullets
Highway Patrol Sgt. Williamson testified that Trooper W. T. Herbin was found with his clothing in disarray and his .38 revolver and bullets missing after his Aug. 31 death near Raeford. Defendants Willie Smith Jr and Rudy Clegg Bruton face murder charges, with Bruton and Smith seen together around 4 p.m. on the day of the slaying.
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Raeford
N. C
Highway Patrol
W. T
Bill) Herbin
R. H. Williamson
Pinehurst
Herbin
William Igorr
U.S. 401
Willie Smith Jr
Rudy Clegg Bruton
Albert Reaves
Will Allen
Smith
Bruton
Williamson
Stallings Resigns As C D Head
RALEIGH AP Gov Sanford announced Rob ert L Stallings Jr resigns as director of the State Department of Conservation and Development effective Jan 1. Stallings led C D since 1962 and was praised for attracting new industry and conserving state resources.
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Raleigh
Sanford
Robert L. Stallings Jr
State Department of Conservation and Development
Bob Stallings
Stallings
C&d
North Carolina
Battle for An Lao Ends as Government Forces Recapture Hill
U S forces recaptured a key hill in An Lao Valley after heavy fighting with Viet Cong. One American infantry officer killed in a Viet Cong ambush in Phu Yen Province. Pfc Arthur A. Shelton of Loyalton, California, killed in An Lao. Spec. 5 William R. Hamlin reported missing. Over 50 Vietnamese soldiers believed killed. Viet Cong casualties at least 30.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
An Lao
Phu Yen
South
Arthur A. Shelton
Loyalton
Calif
William R. Hamlin
Seattle
Wash
Valiv
Chase Ends In Capture Of Robber In Atlanta Bank Heist
A bank robbery in northwest Atlanta ended with a police chase and helicopter pursuit. Suspect captured after forcing bank staffer Susan Engle and Ray West’s family hostage. no money taken. FBI sought a second man with a rifle, and a false bomb report delayed responders.
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Atlanta, Ga
Citizens & Southern National Bank
Atlanta
FBI
Susan Engle
Ray West
West
Hot Line Expands Cultural Exchange With Moscow
The Moscow-Washington hot line has become a channel for cultural exchange as U S and Soviet operators send literary excerpts across the 5200 mile link The United Nations confirms the Russians have transmitted sections of Turgenevs Notes of a Hunter U S tests use coded phrases and the line remains active with defenses ready and personnel stationed at the Pentagon.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Moscow-Washington
U.S
Andrei A. Gromyko
United Nations
Ivan Turgenev
National Military Command Center
Pentagon
Johnson's Ranch
Kremlin
Unusual 1964-D Lincoln Penny Misprint Found
Miss Rose Brown of San Francisco owns a 1964-D Lincoln penny misprint that she received in change at a local bank. She seeks its value after a partial die impression. misprints occur in minting but often fail inspection. The coin is shown enclosed in a plastic envelope with markings on both sides.
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Rose Brown
San Francisco
Talks Called Success By Harold Wilson in Washington
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson said talks with President Johnson were completely successful in setting up a NATO nuclear weapons force and in outlining Allied consultation. They agreed to start urgent consultations with other nations on a broadened NATO plan while keeping safeguards and preventing proliferation.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Obvatorl
NATO
Wilson
U.S
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
House of Commons
Britain
United States
White House
Moore's Proposals Outlined for North Carolina
Gov elect Dan K Moore plans to reorganize the Highway Commission create a Department of Conservation and Economic Development branch offices in each congressional district and raise pay for rank and file state employees. Details are to be worked out as study groups prepare his message for the February assembly.
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Charlotte
N.C
Charlotte News
Dan K. Moore
General Assembly
Highway Commission
Department of Conservation and Economic Development
Perry Morgan
the News
Raleigh
Moore
Morgan
Judge Warlick lenient. taught reading at penal institution
Federal Judge J Wilson Warlick offered leniency to a man who admitted illiteracy. He was sent to a modern prison where he learned to read and write, served his sentence, and later returned to court on forgery charges.
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Charlotte
N. C
Wilson Warlick
Soviet Premier Cuts Military Budget by 500 Million Rubles
Premier Kosygin announced a 500 million ruble cut in 1965 Soviet military spending, urging other major powers to reduce budgets. He said the 12.8 billion ruble defense budget would be 12.9 percent of all expenditures, contrasting with 14.5 percent in 1964, and called the move a positive step toward less tension.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Supreme Soviet
United States
How Children Fail by John Holt
A critique of schooling and teacher aims that portrays students as performers of daily tasks. The author recalls a moment with Ruth revealing how students manipulate questioning to avoid real thinking and the need to realign teaching toward meaningful understanding.
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John Holt
Pitman Publishing Corp
Orpponer Ente Assa
Taft urges GOP reorganization not national chair
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. calls for a continuing party organization and a policy council with broad representation. He dismisses rumors of seeking the GOP chair. Taft, defeated in Ohio in the Senate race, backs the Denver governors plan while denying exclusion accusations.
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Washington
Robert Taft Jr
Taft
Senate
Ohio
Johnson
Dean Burch
GOP
Denver
National Committee
Burch
Goldwater
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