Five Die In Traffic Accidents Across North Carolina
Five people died in weekend collisions across North Carolina raising 1970 toll to 17. Howard Henson, 27, of Hickory and 2 year old Joseph Henson died in a Burke County single car crash. Charles J. Weiss, 23, of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania, died when the car slammed into a traffic island near New Bern. Lewis Congerton, 47, of Wilson, was killed when his car ran off U S 264 near Wilson. Ronald Robbins, 19, of Asheboro, died in a Randolph County crash. State patrol noted this year’s fatalities compare with 918 a year ago.
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North Carolina
Associated Press
Howard
Henson
Hildebran
Charles J. Weiss
Wilkes - Barre
U. S. 70
New Bern
Lewis Congerton
Wilson
U. S. 264
State Highway Patrol
Burke County
Howard Woodrow Henson
Hickory
Joseph Henson
Randolph County
Ronald Robbins
Asheboro
North Carolina Sailor Drowns in Maryland Pond
A 33-year-old sailor Harold Mabry of Norwood North Carolina stationed at Patuxent Naval Air Station drowned Sunday afternoon in a pond near Great Mills Maryland.
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Great Mills
North Carolina
Harold Mabry
Norwood
N.C
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Maryland
Nixon Plans Sessions On Defense Costs And Economy
President Nixon holds two adviser sessions in California to review defense cost cuts and an economy overview. Officials list a possible Pentagon reorganization and early budget talks for the 1972 fiscal year with Laird Packard and key budget aides. He later attended an Angels slugfest, 11 innings, 11-10 win over the Senators.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Pentagon
Laird
Packard
Anaheim Stadium
California Angels
Angels
Washington Senators
West Germany Opens Talks With Soviets On Nonaggression
West Germany and the Soviet Union opened talks in Moscow on a nonaggression pact. Foreign Ministers Walter Scheel and Andrei Gromyko aimed to renounce force and settle postwar borders while Scheel sought amendments to advance German reunification and access to West Berlin. The meeting followed political protests at home and signals from Pravda of a chilly reception to Scheel's amendments.
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John Bausman
Associated Press
Moscow
Bonn
Europe
Walter Scheel
Andrei Gromyko
West Germany
Soviet Union
Poland
Scheel
West Berlin
Gromyko
Willy Brandt
Christian Democrats
Germany
Ment
Pravda
Christian Democratic
Born
Yugoslavia
Romania
Othhers
E20 Bahr
Brand
Tuberculosis warns and urges early detection and action
The piece stresses TB as a preventable, curable disease if detected early. It notes millions harbor TB germs, many survive without medicine, while others suffer serious damage as symptoms develop. It emphasizes personal responsibility and the need to act promptly to protect health.
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T.B
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