Soldier Shot After Refusing Bus Ride In North Carolina
A Queen City Trailways driver, John Howard Hughes, shot and killed a drunken soldier who pulled a bayonet on him after being refused passage from Eagle Springs toward Fayetteville. Hughes, 32, was jailed on $5,000 bond awaiting an inquest in Carthage.
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Eagle Springs
N.C
Sandhills
mid-North Carolina
Ft. Bragg
John Howard Hughes
Saint Paul's
Robeson County
Carthage
Moore County
Hughes
Queen City
C. G. Wimberly
Pinehurst
Rockefeller Supports Revenue Sharing Call at Vanderbilt
Former Arkansas governor Winthrop Rockefeller urged revenue sharing to end bypass of state ability speaking at Vanderbilt University in Nashville. He noted he backed the policy as governor, contrasted lawmakers with administrators, and recalled his 1974 election defeat by Dale Bumpers.
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Nashville, Tenn
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Vanderbilt University
Rockefeller
Vitamin C Stops Colds Pauling Insists
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling defends high dose vitamin C against critics. He cites studies claiming 15 to 45 percent fewer colds with large daily intakes of 1,000 to 15,000 milligrams, while warning of potential kidney stones and diarrhea risks.
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Pauling
Denver
Linus ‘Pauling
U.S. Foodand Drug Administration
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Alfred H. Woodward
Wanda Duncan
Rt. 9
Salisbury
Dale Bumpers
E-Lim
Mann Drug Store
McLarty Drug CO
Church Ave
Bank Americard
Nassau-Florida
New Orleans and Southern Gardens
Charleston Gardens
New York
New England
California
The
Golden West
Pacific Northwest
Niagara Falls
Montreal
Quebec-Montreal
Nova Scotia
the Gaspe
Carolina Trailways
Trailways Travel Bureau Corp
Union Bus Terminal
Lindsay Street
High Point
N. C
Ventura
Fisher
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