Lawrence of Arabia murder theories emerge in new bio
AP reports Desmond Stewart alleges the British government silenced an eyewitness and killed Lawrence of Arabia in 1935 to suppress his shifting politics and possible Arab militancy. The book cites a witness and questions the inquest and cottage searches while disputing past rape allegations.
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Lawrence of Arabia
Lawrence
Dorset
Desmond Stewart
T.E. Lawrence
Britain
United States
Stewart
George V
Henry Williamson
Oswald Mosley
British Union of Fascists
Berlin
Hitler
UN Ambassadors Tour Pittsburgh For One Day
Visiting United Nations ambassadors spent a day in Pittsburgh enjoying American life. The tour highlighted local favorites including hot steel and baseball, organized by the United Nations Association of the United States.
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Pittsburgh
United Nations
United States
United Nations ‘Association of the United
U.N
New York City
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
U.S. Steel Corp
Homestead Works
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego Padres
Kurt Waldheim
Great Lakes
Jamil Baroody
U.S. Steel
Edgar Speer
Baroody
Speer
America
Posvar
Waldheim
George C. Marshall
Bailey Satisfactory After Surgery
Bailey a 40 year old Democrat from Providence was reported in satisfactory condition two days after surgery for cancer. He is serving a 2 to 4 year sentence in Southern Michigan Prison for record theft, after Rhode Island denied him a seat in the legislature.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
William Bailey
Michigan
Rhode I Island
Bailey
Providence
Algonac
Rhode Island
Weekend Accidents Kill Seven In North Carolina
Seven people died in North Carolina weekend crashes raising the 1977 toll to 571. Helen Pearson Hudson 27 of Goldsboro died after a car struck by a train near Lucama. Other victims included three teenagers in Cherokee County, Deputy Ralph Groves 24 in Randolph County, Adri an Clyde Bradsher 53 and Donald Lee Smith 17 in Brunswick County, and two more injured in earlier crashes who died later.
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Lucama
Wilson County
North Carolina
Helen Pearson Hudson
Rt. 1
Goldsboro
Highway Patrol
Andrews
Cherokee County
Clay Dennis Hardin
Marble
Joseph David Hall
Raymond Tweed
Hardin
Randolph County
Ralph Steven Groves
Seagrove
Asheboro
Groves
Brunswick County
Adrian Clyde Bradsher
Rt. 2
Ington
Donald Lee Smith
Supply
Holden Beach
Troy Daniel Hoover
Bear Creek
Siler City
Chatham County
Perry Lee McRary
Granite Falls
McRary
Caldwell County
First Lady Rosalynn Carter Eyes Latin Tour Report Plans
First Lady Rosalynn Carter will meet with Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and may testify before foreign relations committees about her two week Latin America tour. After a seven nation swing she rested and prepared for discussions on expanding the openness of U S foreign policy and briefing the President.
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Washington
Rosalynn Carter
Cyrus R. Vance
Latin America
Vance
Organization of American States
Caribbean
Grenada
White House
Frank Moore
Carter
Congressional
Amy
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Venezuela
Jimmy
Brazil
Students Gift Principal a New Car at Graduation
At T C Roberson High School the 1977 senior class surprised principal Charles Koontz with a new Chevrolet Malibu. Funds from four years of fundraisers plus donations covered the cost, with local dealers chipping in to reduce price. Koontz cried upon receiving the keys as family watched, moved by the students appreciation.
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Asheville
T.C. Roberson High School
Charles Koontz
Koontz
Fran Patterson
Chevrolet
Sam
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