Eight Violent Deaths Reported Across North Carolina Weekend
The weekend saw at least eight violent deaths in North Carolina. A middle aged couple was found fatally shot in their home. A nine year old killed his three year old brother with a rifle. A 68 year old man died in a trailer fire. Other victims included four traffic deaths in Youngsville Red Springs Vanceboro and Lenoir. Investigations continued into the shootings and fire.
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Wilston-Salem
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Youngsville
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Rt. 2
Red Springs
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Lenoir
N C Medical Society Opens Convention
RALEIGH AP The North Carolina Medical Society began its 106th annual meeting with the House of Delegates convening in Reynolds Coliseum on the State College campus. Dr Leonard Larson of the AMA spoke as the Executive Council, meeting earlier, declined to act on a Charlotte Negro doctor's membership application citing that county societies set qualification rules.
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Suspected Bank Robbers Nabbed After Pennsylvania Heist
Two men linked to a Pennsylvania bank robbery were arrested in Crescent Beach and Easton, Pa. Ralph Antonio Castellano, 59, of Moonachie New Jersey, and his nephew were identified as suspects. $12,362 found in a car. Henry Castellano, 31, confessed to taking part. One suspect intercepted after hitchhiking. a woman and two children were in the vehicle. Police recovered about $28,000 from the suspects as investigation continued. Rasselas noted as Johnson’s 1759 novel written to pay funeral costs.
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Kalamazoo College crowns first Negro queen of May
Grace Hayes a 21 year old Negro girl from Little Rock Arkansas was elected by the student body as Kalamazoo College queen of the May. The vote marks the first time a Negro girl has won the annual queen election at the college where about five of the 700 students are Negroes.
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Kidnap Threats in Charlotte Believed Hoax
Police in Charlotte say four families received weekend telephone threats of child kidnapping. Callers claimed abductions would occur at school or, in one case, demanded $500 to spare a grandchild. Authorities deem the threats noncredible.
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Dren
President Eisenhower quips on science briefing
President Eisenhower dined with Vannevar Bush and Eric Johnston when Johnston asked Bush for news in science. Bush did not answer before Johnston relayed the quip that Bush had been present an hour yet was out of contact.
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Eisenhower
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Eric Johnston
The
Motion Picture Assn. of America
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