Recessed Murder Trial Delays Pugh Case in Sanford
In Sanford North Carolina the murder trial of Clarence H. Pugh was recessed after venue disputes. Judge Williams delayed proceedings to Monday to rule on quashing the Hoke County venue, amid court term overtime and venire issues. Pugh seeks a new trial for the slaying of Charles Nadine, a Lee County merchant kidnapped in 1958.
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Lost Sons Found In Charlotte After Abduction Alert
Four missing children Michael Jr 7 William 6 and twins Thomas and Timothy 4 were found with their father near a brother's home outside the city. The father had been paroled Oct 11 after a burglary sentence and was not in compliance with his parole. The boys had left for a movie on Oct 25 and the family was estranged from the mother who received a $20 payment.
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Boston strike halts seven Hub City newspapers
Plume of placard carrying pickets drenched in rain fronted the ITU Local 13 strike on 1,150 printers. Newspapers including the Herald, Globe, Traveler and Advertiser halted as 5,500 staff idled. Gov. Furcolo offered help while unions balked at wage offers. readers turned to radio and Manchester Union Leader as shortages grew.
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Javits Bets On Federal Anti Lynching Law After Parker Case
Sen. Jacob K. Javits urged quick action to make lynching a federal crime, proposing an amendment to a civil rights bill. He cited the Parker lynching in Mississippi and criticized the Mississippi grand jury for not indicting or revealing FBI findings.
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Bennett resigns Forsyth County Democratic chair to back Sanford
Bert Bennett Jr. resigns as Forsyth County Democratic chairman to actively support Terry Sanford for governor. Eunice Ayers will run duties until Bennett returns after the May primary. Sanford, reached at his Fayetteville home, calls Bennett a powerful ally and confirms their 20 year friendship.
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Eunice Ayers
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Sanford
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Fayetteville
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