Pickets Faced by State Police at Eastover Highsplint Mine
United Mine Workers and supporters faced state police at Eastover Mining Co. Highsplint operation in Harlan County. Troopers on duty all week to prevent disturbances as workers cross the line, while UMW aim to back strikes at Brookside and Bailey's Creek. About 20 pickets at Highsplint Thursday marked the smallest group this week. no disturbances were reported Thursday.
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Harlan, Ky
United Mine Workers
UMW
Eastover Mining Co
Harlan County
Southern Labor Union
SLU
Highsplint
Hastover
Brookside
Bailey’s Creek
Mickey Messer
Messer
Frankfort
Eastover
Forum State Announces Schedule of Six Democratic Forums
Raleigh AP report details six forums for Democratic nomination contenders for state attorney general and Democratic Executive Committee members. A July 27 meeting will select the nominee by secret ballot with a 20 percent threshold for second-round eligibility. Eight potential nominees include Hyde Michaux Kitchen Smith Edmisten Kivett Winner Mitchell. Carson was appointed interim attorney general and is expected to win the Republican nomination. The November winner will serve the remainder of Morgan's term.
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Raleigh
James R. Sugg
Democratic Party
Democratic Executive Committee
Sugg
Beaufort County
Washington, N.C
State
North Carolina
Herbert Hyde
Asheville
H. M. Michaux Jr
Durham
Kitchen Josey
Scotland Neck
McNeill Smith
Greensboro
Rufus Edmisten
Boone
U.S
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Charles Kivett
Dennis Winner
Waker County
Atty
Burley Mitchell
James H. Carson Jr
Carson
State Court of Appeals
Robert Morgan
U. S
Morgan
Escapee Ordered To Trial In Kidnapping Case
Benjamin Franklin Sauls, 30, held for trial on kidnapping three student nurses during a jail escape from Danville Virginia on July 11. The nurses were released unharmed in North Carolina. Sauls, captured Saturday in the Greensboro area, is also charged with wounding a deputy in Danville. U.S. Magistrate Herran A. Smith found cause for federal trial and kept the $50,000 bond.
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Greensboro
N.C
Benjamin Franklin Sauls
Danville
North Carolina
Sauls
U.S
Herran A. Smith
Smith
Ford Says Listening To Tapes Won’t Prove Nixon Guilty
Vice President Ford says he changed his mind about hearing White House Watergate tapes. He notes transcript differences and poor audio quality but maintains Nixon did nothing to deserve impeachment. Ford heard tapes at two locations, still refuses specifics.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Gerald R. Ford
White House
Nixon
Ford
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
House
Sion
Juror Claims Confusion Over Death Penalty
Tyson Stewart of Lenoir County swore he did not understand the law while serving on the jury that sentenced Thurrey Davis and Joseph Foster to death for first degree murder in Lenoir County. He filed an affidavit with North Carolina Supreme Court saying he could not vote to condemn a man to die.
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Raleigh
Goldsboro
Tyson Stewart
Lenoir County
State Supreme Court
North Carolina
Thurrey Davis
Joseph Clinton Foster
Kinston
George Sparky Grant
Supreme Court
Stewart
High Cost Vacation Makes People Realize Spending
This notice notes that vacation time prompts awareness of money spent during holidays, highlighting the heavier financial burden travelers face.
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Cumberland County
Fayetteville
Forsyth County
Winston- Salem
Buncombe County
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Concord
Sir Walter Hotel
Gallimore Dairy
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Sung’s
Market ST
Jung
Hayble
David Tipson
Sheraton Hotel
400 N. Main
Caer
Cole Stow
ARES
Seafood
Main St
Bill Williams
The
Starlighters
American Legion
Creekridge Rd
Tle
Amana
Amati
Ownar
Canada
Amana Refrigeration, Inc
Owa
North Wrenn
Billy Jack
Pinna Ville
Greensboro Rd
Wong
N. Main
Tes
Fass Bros. Fish House
Telestials
Gospel Singers
Nashville
Tennessee
Lexington Ave
College Village
Zécezri
L.wolf
IM Brown
Fred Williamson
Jim Kelly
Sheila Frazier
Muse
Impressions
Harry Bef
Eric Bercovici
Jerry Ludwig
Gordon Parks
Thnet
Ca Servies
DaLisee
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