Reporter recalls wartime Churchill in candid snapshots
AP recollections from EDDY GILMORE II describe Winston Churchill’s wartime stance and idiosyncrasies. The piece recounts meetings with Willkie in 1941, Churchill’s deflection of press questions, and moments with Stalin and in his final No 10 exit in 1955.
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Winston Chill
Willkie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Lord Inverchapel
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No. 10
Poisoning report linked to three deaths prompts full review
A pathologist report from North Carolina Memorial Hospital finds arsenic in the bodies of seven month old Kimberly Simms and her sister Pamela who died last June and October. Coroner Dr J G Raby and Solicitor Roy Holdford say a telephone report triggered the investigation. the father Fred Simms died January 8 from liquid rat poison. Authorities exhumed the children's bodies after the father's report.
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Tarboro
N.C
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
Kimberly Simms
Pamela
J. G. Raby
Edgecombe County
Roy R. Holdford
Wilson
Raby
Fred B. Simms
Holdford
Simms
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