Dying Man Sought Vengeance On Wife
In Wentworth North Carolina deputy sheriff Dr. Phillip Dewolfe nurse Mrs George Matthews testified that John Lewis Golden died pleading for vengeance on his wife The wife Mrs Golden 37 is on trial in Rockingham Superior Court for second degree murder She claims the shotgun killing was an accident The dying statement was made in the hospital emergency room and Golden later died after surgery The couple had no children together and Golden had a prior marriage and children from it The testimony included an unidentified man in Reidsville involved in the argument
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Phillip W. Dewolfe
George Matthews
Tri- City Hospital
Leaksville
Joe Searcy
Golden
Judy
Bobby
Tommy
Searcy
Reidsville
Police Stalk Two Alleged Killers Across States
A Philadelphia man says he was kidnapped by the Doyle brothers who drove him to Massachusetts over ten days. He describes hunger, confinement, and fear as police pursue the brothers in connection with a June 6 killing and multiple earlier robberies and abductions.
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Doyles
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Captive describes days hiding after Route 6 robbery
Sedgwick and a companion staked out in woods from Saturday to Friday after a liquor store robbery. Sedgwick, tied with rope, freed himself when gunmen fled and found help at a diner before hospital treatment at St Luke's.
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Fairhaven
Sedgwick
First National
Route 6
Middleboro
St. Luke's Hospital
Novelist Chamales Fined 500 Dollars on Battery Charge
Los Angeles AP reports novelist Thomas T. Chamales was fined 500 dollars and placed on two years probation for a battery incident with his wife singer Helen O Connell last March. Chamales, who wrote Never So Few about World War II combat, faces probation terms set Monday.
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Los Angeles
Thomas T. Chamales
Helen O'Connell
Chamales
Umbrella Birds of the Andes Display Crest Defense
Umbrella birds described as jet black and crow-sized with large crests of filmy feathers. The crests can be thrust forward to shield eyes and beak, creating a protective screen.
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Andes
Gunman Surrenders After Night Siege in Illinois City
Adkins, held on charges of assault and disorderly conduct, ended a long stand off on a quiet north side street. Police and clergymen made repeated appeals as a crowd of thousands watched from two blocks away. The standoff drew in Sheriff Dean Bishop and relatives of Jean Kennedy.
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Adkins
Illinois
Dean Bishop
Realty Transfers High Point Township Listings Complex Deals
Realty transfers show J Robert Connor and wife selling to Reeves H Isard and wife on Dartmouth Avenue. Nancy Beeson transfers to Wade M Hur tley and wife at Grant and Forrest intersection. Wright Building Inc. sells to Edward Silver and others on N Main Street. Edward Silver and others sell to er ie lot N Wrenn ovirdale. W Johnson transfers to John E Tennant and wife on Edgedale Drive. J A McCain and wife sell to Thelma L Collins on Willoubar Terrace, then Collins sells back to McCain on same lot. Joseph D Frazier and wife transfer to Thomas L Vestal and wife on J C Elliott subdivision. Kate Russell and others sell to Edmund Hardy Jr and wife on Golf crest Development.
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High Point Township
J. Robert Connor
Reeves H. Isard Ill
Dartmouth Avenue
Nancy Beeson
Wade M. Hurtley
Grant and
Forrest Avenue
Wright Building Inc
Edward Silver
N. Main Street
N. Wrenn Ovirdale
W. Johnson
John E. Tennant
Edgedale Drive
J. A. McCain
Thelma L. Collins
Willoubar Terrace
Thelma L
Counterfeit Case Slated For Trial
Two Onslow County men and brothers in law faced trial in U S District Court Wilmington for allegedly making about 750000 in counterfeit bills. William Baysden and Ula Hall pleaded innocent and requested a jury trial. Police say the counterfeit twenty dollar notes were found in a freezer leeker at Baysden’s suburban Jacksonville furniture store. Hall worked there. both men were released on bond. The indictment accuses them of making and possessing fake bills drawn on the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Va. Secret Service says none were circulated.
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Wilmington
N.C
Onslow County
U.S. District Court
William Earl Baysden
Ula J. Hall
Baysden
Jacksonville
Federal Secret Service
Hall
Federal
Raleigh
Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond
Secret Service
Cucumber Tree Defines Fruit Shape in Magnolia Family
The cucumber tree belongs to the magnolia family and gets its common name from fruit that resembles a cucumber when green.
Judge Skips Bar Association Conclave Over Perry Mason
State Superior Court Judge Frank M. Armstrong declines attending the 61st North Carolina Bar Assn. convention in Blowing Rock citing objections to a court reform bill and an invitation to Raymond Burr. Bar Assn. President Beverly C. Moore responds that Burr’s appearance has no bearing on reform efforts, while Chief Justice J. Wallace Winsborne and other speakers are announced for the event.
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Blowing Rock
N.C
North Carolina Bar Assn
The
Bar
Judge Armstrong
Perry Mason
Burr
Mason
Armstrong
Spencer Bell
Charlotte
Charlotte Observer
Beverly C. Moore
Greensboro
Bar Assn
Raymond Burr
N.C. Bar Assn
House of Our
General Assembly
J. Wallace Winborne
State Supreme Court
J. Spencer Love
State CD Association Is Formed
The North Carolina Civil Defense Assn brings together 26 counties and municipalities with Bennie L. Daniel of Durham elected president. Other officers include Hamilton W. Howe Winston-Salem as first vice president Jim Hatcher Mount Olive as second vice president Charles Lineback Salisbury as third vice president Mrs John Proctor Durham as secretary and Don Shields Shelby as treasurer.
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Raleigh
Tar Heel
North Carolina Civil Defense Assn
Bennie L. Daniel
Durham
Daniel
Hamilton W. Howe
Winston-Salem
Jim Hatcher
Mount Olive
Charles Lineback
Salisbury
John Proctor
Doni Shields
Shelby
Bank Payment of Bills Urged by Dallas Executive
Dallas advertising executive E. B. Andrews urged banks to pay a family’s monthly bills. In The American Banker he outlined two methods: the bank pays bills up to a limit or sends a monthly list for customer instruction. He claimed it would cut checks from 25 to 5 or 6 per month and reduce overall bill handling.
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Dallas
E.B. Andrews
American Banker
Andrews
Skyhawk pilot lands after buzzard collision over Arizona
Marine Captain Samuel Newton of Vincent Field Arizona reports his Skyhawk jet struck a buzzard at 11 000 feet blinding the pilot. Wingman Lieutenant Pat Kogan aided the emergency landing steering through reduced visibility.
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Vincent Field
Ariz
Samuel Newton
Newton
Pat Kogan
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