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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1974

Page

3

Charges to be dropped in 1970 Fairfax slaying case

Reports say murder charges will be dropped against three of five white men in the 1970 Fairfax killing of a Black youth. Conspiracy and accessory charges would remain for the trio, to be tried later, possibly in October, as SLED probes and Allendale County grand jury actions are noted.

Allendale S.C Fairfax William Rhodes Albert Cook T. Preston Polk W. A. Duggan J. Blanton O'Neal Jerry Byrd Allendale County State Law Enforcement Division SLED Wallace Youmans

Paper Chains Agree On Merger Plan

Akron Ohio AP reports an agreement in principle to merge Knight Newspapers Inc and Ridder Publications Inc forming a 35 newspaper group with about 3.6 million daily readers. The plan calls for divesting radio and TV properties and would create Knight Ridder Newspapers Inc via stock exchange of six tenths Knight share for each Ridder share.

Akron, Ohio Knight Newspapers Inc Ridder Publications Inc Knight-Ridder Gannett Newspapers Thepian Knight and- Ridder Knight-Ridder Newspapers Inc Knight Common

Rural Children Tour Big City in Charlotte

Twenty seven youngsters from the Carolina Virginia and Tennessee hills visited Charlotte for the first time. The Appalachia youths aged 6 to 14 toured the city and spent nine days at Camp Joy Hickory run by Rev Charles Keyes. St Giles Presbyterian Church funded the trip with help from donors. At South Park Mall they rode an escalator and each chose a pair of shoes and clothing to take home. Many had never been in a department store or seen a cash register.

Charlotte N.C Carolina Virginia Tennessee Appalachia Camp Joy Hickory Charles Keyes St.Giles Presbyterian Church South Park

Unions Lift Ban on Sinatra in Australia

Australian unions halted bans on Frank Sinatra after a three hour meeting with his lawyer and tour promoters. Hawke assisted in reaching an agreement that no apology would be demanded. Sinatra would appear in concerts in Melbourne and Sydney at $135,000 each, with a threatened hotel boycott and union opposition resolved. The singer expressed regret for incidents but denied culpability, and planned a free TV performance to make up for a canceled show while addressing earlier press clashes.

Sydney Australia Frank Sinatra Robert Hawke Labor Rty Robert Raymond Hawke Musicians’ Union And The Tran Sport Union Melbourne Union Milton A. Rudin Rudin

Watergate Conspirator Reflects On Cover Up And Fallout

The memorandum recounts how bitter truth came clear as the Watergate plot unraveled. A conspirator recalls choosing loyalty over self preservation, the stress of living a lie, and the pivotal night of reeling from lost control while Gemstone files burned in the fireplace.

Weather outlook for North and South Carolina continues hot and humid

Thundershowers provide slight relief as North Carolina faces hot humid conditions with highs in the upper 80s to around 90. Tonight brings cooler, partly cloudy conditions with lows in the 60s. Friday calls for sunny, less humid weather with highs in the 80s. South Carolina remains hot and sunny with highs in the 90s and cooler nights inland. Extended outlook shows partly cloudy days, mild nights, and near normal weekend temps in the 80s to 60s along the coast.

North Carolina South Carolina High Point

Muslims Convicted Of Murder in Hanafi Case

A Superior Court judge sentenced three Black Muslims to seven consecutive life terms each, totaling at least 140 years, for the 1973 murder of seven Hanafi sect members. A fourth defendant, John Griffin, was granted a new trial due to concerns about insufficient evidence.

Washington Leonard Braman Braman John Clark Theodore Moody William Christian Fife John Griffin Griffin

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