Three Lejeune Marines Killed In Car Crash
Three Marines from Camp Lejeune were among several weekend fatalities in North Carolina. Daniel Scarfo and John Schubitzke, both 20 and 21, of Somerville Massachusetts and Esko Minnesota, respectively, died in a two car crash on N C 58 near Stan tonsburg. Robert Lee Ingram, 41, of Washington D C also perished. In a separate crash near Wilson Pete Schofield, 42, from Elm City was killed. The weekend toll raised North Carolina’s highway deaths to at least eight.
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Camp Lejeune Marines
N. C. 58
Wilson
Stantonsburg
Associated Press
Ingram Long
Ity
Daniel Scarfo
Ingrams
Somerville
Mass
John Schubitzke
Esko
Minn
Camp
Wil Lejeune
Robert Lee Ing
Pete Schofield
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Gastonia
U.S
Charlotte
George Damon Wyatt
Bad Rock Music Festival Faces Delays and Storms
In Lubbock Texas organizers of West Texas first rock festival struggle to continue amid court moves, late power, and a fierce storm. About 4 000 attendees faced rain and cold while 400 slept in cars and 200 hippies sheltered at St Christopher's Episcopal Church as volunteers provided breakfast.
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Lubbock, Tex
West Texas
Dickens
Here
Lubbock
Texas Tech
St. Christopher's Episcopal Church
Sitton Named As New Editor For Raleigh Papers
Claude Sitton was named editor of The News and Observer replacing Jonathan Daniels who will become editor emeritus. Daniels will write a history of the papers and publish new works with Doubleday while Sitton remains editorial director and joins the board.
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Raleigh
Claude Sitton
News and Observer
Raleigh Times
Jonathan Daniels
Frank A. Daniels
News and Observer Publishing Co
Daniels
Sution
Frank Daniels
North Carolina
Jonathan
Tar Heels
Jefferson
Hamilton
Burr
Doubleday
Litton
New York Times
Atlanta
Two Trailways Buses Collide in Fayetteville
Two Trailways buses collided on Fort Bragg Boulevard in Fayetteville injuring three passengers slightly and causing about 18000 dollars in damage. Driver John Pittman 46 of Fayetteville was charged with failure to yield the right of way while Junius Mooneyham 55 of Raleigh treated for facial cuts. Mooneyham’s bus carried 40 passengers bound for Atlanta and two required minor injuries treatment.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Trailways
John Pittman
Junius Mooneyham
Raleigh
Mooneyham
Pittman
Fort Bragg
Fort Bragg Boulevard
Bank Robbery and Hostage Takeover Shocks Weaverville
FBI and Buncombe deputies joined in a search for a bank robber who seized the Weaverville Bank of French Broad in a Friday heist totaling 21,972 and took Police Chief Cleve Honeycutt hostage in a ruse. The suspect, described as 45 to 50, well dressed, fled in the chief’s cruiser after binding him at a cemetery.
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Weaverville
N. C
FBI
Buncombe County
Sheriff's Department
Bank of French Broad
Marshall
Cleve Honeycutt
R. B. Hall
Hall
Honeycutt
Custodian of Public Money: U.S. Treasurer Holds Funds
The treasurer of the United States is identified as the custodian of public moneys rather than the secretary of the Treasury. This distinction emphasizes the treasurer’s authoritative role in managing government funds and financial operations.
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United States
Secretary of the Treasury
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Nash Jewelry CO
Rudy Hinnant Insurance Agency
Complete Insurance Service Personal — Business
N. Main St
Everest Jennings
McLarty Drug Co
St. Tel
America
E. Green
Thomasville
E. Main ST
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Gene Brawley
North End
McDonald’s Hamburger
Hin
Westchester DR
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Ie Syst
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Ederat Savings and Loan
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