Tar Heel Imprisoned for New York Cigarette Tax Case
Mack Cullen Judge of Whitakers North Carolina received a 270 day prison term and a $6000 fine in a federal case described as precedent setting for Jenkins Act mail order tobacco. His two sons MacKay and William Gordon Judge pled guilty to Jenkins Act violations and were fined $1000 each.
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New York
North Carolina
Mack Cullen
Whitakers
N.C
U.S. Atty
Joseph
Jaffe
Judge
New York State
Peanuts Co
Tot’s Co
Carolina Co
ABC Sales
Southern Enterprises
Weldon
U.S. 301
David N. Edelstein
MacKay Judge
William Gordon
Peanuts
Weidon
Power Rate Hike To Cost $3 Monthly
Raleigh AP The North Carolina Utilities Commission grants CP and L a 14.38 percent rate rise effective March 1 raising the average Tar Heel bill by $3 monthly. Bills rise April 1 as the entire 12 month CP and L rate path reaches about 26 percent, with annual extra revenue around $22.44 million.
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Raleigh
Federal Price Commission
Carolina Power & Light Co
North Carolina Utilities Commission
Cp&l
Cp&L’s
Enue
Maternity Bill Triggers Milwaukee Divorce Case
Mrs. Robert Brassell was granted a Circuit Court divorce after testifying that a hospital maternity bill revealed her husband was involved with another woman. She learned of the affair when she received a bill for a Mississippi hospital birth while she underwent surgery in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Robert Brassell
Brassell
Mississippi
Pat Taylor Leads in NC County Democratic Chairs Poll
In a Associated Press poll of 53 of 100 county chairmen, Lt. Gov. Pat Taylor leads for the Democratic nomination for governor. Bowles, Morton, Hawkins and Dickson receive mixed county support with Taylor favored overall, Morton least favored, and Hawkins expected to draw the Black vote in Eastern Carolina.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Pat Taylor
Taylor
Associated Press
Hargrove
Bowles
Hugh Morton
Morton
Reginal Hawkins
Eden
Zeb Vance Dickson
Cameron Ware
Cleveland County
Hawkins
Dickson
Ware
Lewis E. Waddell Jr
Catawba County
Clarence W. Wickham
Edgecombe County
Carolina
FBI Captures Armst ong Reducing Most Wanted List
The capture of Karleton Lewis Armstrong by Canadian police reduces the FBI's most wanted list to 12. Armstrong, 24, linked to the Aug. 24, 1970 Sterling Hall bombing at the University of Wisconsin, was arrested in Toronto and held for immigration inquiry. His arrest leaves seven others at large on federal and state charges.
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Washington
Karleton Lewis Armstrong
FBI
Armstrong
University of Wisconsin
Toronto
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Sterling Hall
Army Mathematics Research Center
Robert Fassnacht
Dwight Armstrong
Frederick Burt
Darby
David S. Fine
Wilmington
Del
H. Rap Brown
Angela Davis
Bernadine Dohrn
Weatherman
Bank Robbies
Secret Service denies barring long haired protesters at Graham tribute
The Secret Service says it did not bar long haired or oddly dressed people from the Charlotte Coliseum during Billy Graham’s Oct 15 tribute attended by President Nixon. Assistant Atty. Gen. Gray asked a court to dismiss a $840,000 suit filed by 14 individuals who allege they were kept out because of their hair. The Charlotte Police Department had previously sought dismissal.
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Charlotte
N. C
U.S. Secret Service
Charlotte Coliseum
Billy Graham
Nixon
Secret Service
L. Patrick Gray
U.S. District Court
Charlotte Police Department
Police Department
Coliseum
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Nesses
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Ernor
von Schrader
Piedmont Maintenance CO
Jom Crowford
Swaim
Btn
Sora
Herculon A Tehele
Vali
Sale
Buffet and Hutch
Compore
Scotchguard
E. Commerce ST
N. Main St
Windows
Photo. Supply. Inc
Stereo
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