Police Chief Judge Feud Ends Tar Heel Charged With Parole Violation
A dispute between police leadership and a judge concluded as a Tar Heel faces a parole violation charge. Authorities did not release detailed allegations but confirm the case proceeds in court.
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Former Governors Clash Over Charges in Turbulent Meeting
Former governors and officials in multiple states faced sharp public rebukes as legal actions and contempt charges surfaced. The scene included comments by police and court figures about enforcement and civil rights, with references to past acts and potential penalties.
Kennedy Swamped by Letters After Crash
Senator Edward M. Kennedy lies in a Boston hospital bed after a serious crash, receiving thousands of get well letters from children and adults worldwide. About 42 000 letters and 700 telegrams, flowers, cakes, statues, and gifts have arrived, with Martins noting 300 to 400 pieces daily at New England Baptist Hospital. Kennedy and his wife Joan plan to acknowledge the mail as they recover. The outpouring echoes memories of John F. Kennedy’s assassination and includes many small contributions to a memorial library.
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Bank Robbery Bandits Flee With $15400 In Fayetteville
Fayetteville bank bandits remain at large after stealing 15400 Wednesday from the First Union National Bank branch at the Treasure City Shopping Center. A 1963 Oldsmobile stolen from Ft Bragg was found near Lumber Bridge in Robeson County and matched the getaway car description. Bank manager James M. Faircloth pursued them in his own car but lost the fleeing vehicle. he described two robbers a blond about 35 and a smaller man about 40 with dark hair.
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College Trained Negroes Seek Jobs
Washington AP reports that a meeting next week of representatives from major corporations and Negro colleges aims to expand employment for college trained Negroes. The President's Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity seeks to establish regular industry contact with Negro colleges and improve graduate placement, noting that many schools currently offer little or no placement services and recruiters bypass college bureaus.
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