Court sentences multiple pleas in Southport case
Judge James Bowman accepted guilty pleas in a Southport session. James Menn and Dennis Andrews, both 21, admitted forcible trespass, probation imposed. Bruce Robinson, 23, convicted of driving while intoxicated, 78 to 24 months with five-year suspension. William Bean and Rothie Robinson pleaded guilty to petty larceny and probation with two-year suspended terms. James Wilkins pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon, 1 to 2 years suspended two years, and fined. Roger Terry eight-month suspended sentence activated for probation violation. Sandra Cross forgery charge not pressed.
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James Menn
Dennis Andrews
Bruce Robinson
William Bean
Filbert Street
Rothie Robinson
James Wilkins
Roger Terry
Sandra Cross
Elm Street
Benjamin Harrison and the Grover Cleveland succession
Benjamin Harrison was the only U.S. president to be preceded and succeeded by the same man, Grover Cleveland, marking a unique presidential sequence in American history.
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Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Parents Day at High Point College in Furniture City
Parents from over 15 states travel to High Point College for the sixth annual Parents Day. Activities begin with registration at Memorial Auditorium at 8:45 am and a 4 pm tea in the Student Center. Dr. Wendell M. Patton will speak to foster closer ties among faculty, staff, parents, and students.
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High Point College
Furniture City
Segmn
Memorial Auditorium
Parents Associates
Wendell M. Patton
Galifianakis Faces Steele in Statewide Contest
Bert Galifianakis appears sporadically with Democratic state ticket allies while Steele presses Vietnam law and order and antipoverty issues. Galifianakis backs Johnson policy on Vietnam and plans to co sponsor a bill auditing federal agencies. Elected to Congress in 1966 after six General Assembly years, he is seen as better known than his opponent.
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Bert Humphrey
Steele
Vietnam
Galifianakis
General Assembly
Jessel And Zsa Zsa Not Speaking Now
Los Angeles AP report says George Jessel and Zsa Zsa Gabor stopped talking after a fan argument at NBC studios. Jessel accused Gabor of anti Semitic remarks, she counters he made anti Hungarian statements. He blamed her lateness for the taping of Here Comes the Stars.
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Los Angeles
George Jessel
Zsa Zsa Gabor
National Broadcasting Co
Jessel
Miss Gabor
Steele blasts U S bombing halt as political move
Steele, Republican candidate for Congress in the Fourth District, accused President Johnson of making a political bombing halt in North Vietnam. He warned soldiers are in greater danger and criticized Secretary Freeman's Raleigh visit funded by taxpayers. Steele filed a protest over Wake farmers invited to the speech by taxpayer dollars.
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Randleman
Johnson
North Vietnam
Fred Steele
Congress
Steele
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Raleigh
Post Office Department
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