Marine Instructors Face Courts Martial At Parris Island
Three Marine drill instructors from Parris Island face general courts martial for allegedly roughing six Ohio trainees and forcing recruits to contribute to a $690 payoff. S.Sgt. Ralph A. J. Gant Sgt. Ronald J. Heller and Sgt. Willard B. Ross are charged with assault and extorting $10 from 69 recruits from the Steel Valley Platoon. Trials set for December with 1st Lt. George P. Guenther defense counsel and Lt. Col. Edward E. Hammerbeck presiding.
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Parris Island
S.C
Ohio
Ralph A. J. Gant
Racine
Wis
Ronald J. Heller
Milwaukee
Willard B. Ross
Augusta
This Marine Training Center
Grant
Ross
Raymond E. Theisler
Herbert E. Stevens
Gerald T. Wardrop
Youngstown
William K. Hartman
Leavittsburgh
Arthur L. Browne
Lisbon
J.C. Charles E. Weaver
Newton Falls
Steel Valley Platoon
Youngstown - Warren
Camp Lejeune
N.C
New Patriarch Theodosios IV to be installed in Damascus
Archbishop Theodosios Abu Rieileh, 70, of Tripoli Lebanon, elected by Arab archbishops to lead the Antiochian Orthodox Church in the United States Latin America and the Levant. He succeeds Patriarch Alexander III who died June 17. The throne traces to St Peter's church established in the region.
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Damascus
Syria
Antioch
East
Theodoseos IV
Theodoseos Abu Rieileh
Tripoli
Lebanon
United States
Latin America
Iraq
Turkey
Alexander III
Christendom
St. Peter
Rome
Leaf Prices Slide as NC Virginia Markets Close
The Federal State Market News Service reports a continued decline in leaf prices across North Carolina and Virginia Old Belt markets with prices down 1 to 3 per 100 pounds. Old Belt sales totaled 3.23 million pounds at 54.10, Virginia 2.11 million at 54.38, North Carolina 1.12 million at 53.58, while Middle Belt sales were 661,034 pounds.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Federal State Market News Service
North Carolina-Virginia
North Carolina Middle Belt
Middle Belt
Durham
Fuquay- Varina
Oxford
Mount Airy
Greensboro
Old Belt
Virginia
Steve Canyon Broadcast Schedule Summary
The listing shows air times for Steve Canyon at 9:30 followed by Cimarros at 10:30 and Brains at 11:00 with Dwight Barker at 12:00 and News segment thereafter.
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Ous
Steve Canyon
Cimarros
Dwight Barker
News
Campbell
Theatre
Lawrence Welk
Jerry Lewis
Orsie & Garriet
Perry Come
Nightmare Theatre
Two Candidates For Little Rock School Board Race
Little Rock faces a six seat school board election with two official candidates Robert Laster and James T. Karam. Laster announced Friday night while Karam launched his bid distancing from any fixed slate and pledging a five candidate slate later, if possible.
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Little Rock
Ark
Robert Laster
James T. Karam
Laster
Karam
Orval E. Faubus
U.S. Supreme Court
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Arkansas Gazette
Gazette
Daily Worker
Harry S. Ashmore
Brooklyn sergeant get death in court martial
Salvatore Russo, 37, from Brooklyn, was convicted of premeditated murder after a July 31 incident at Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri. He killed Bernard Weintraub during a confrontation over a rejected marriage proposal, after months of brooding and planning. The court martial rejected insanity defenses and imposed the death penalty.
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Whiteman Afb
Salvatore Russo
Brooklyn
Army
Europe
Air Force
Korea
Turkey
Night Guard
Bernard H. Weintraub
Philadelphia
Weintraub
Russo
Former rodeo rider collides with freight train
Houston report says 36 year old Callaway and his horse escaped serious injury after the horse bolted into a Southern Pacific freight train traveling 20 to 30 miles an hour. Callaway praised the horse as a wonderful companion despite the incident along the tracks.
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Houston, Tex
Callaway
Southern Pacific
Hodges Defends Moderate Race Stance Amid South Bombings
Governor Hodges reiterates commitment to being a moderate on race issues despite political risk. He cites Hays defeat and joins Drew Pearson's Americans Against Bombs of Bigotry, vowing to combat terrorism and protect worship and education sites after Southern synagogue and school bombings.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
South
Hays
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Union Boycott Charged by Sheet Metal Workers
Senate Rackets Committee hears that Sheet Metal Workers Local 79 pressured contractors to favor ventilator firms with union members, aiming to protect higher wages. Burt Manufacturing in Akron faces alleged coercion costing millions, raising questions about Taft Hartley Act provisions.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-Nc
Senate
Sheet Metal Workers Union
Ohio
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Burt Manufacturing Co
Akron
Sheet Metal
Steel Workers Union
Burt
William C. Frost
Sheet Metal Workers Local 79
Frost
Junion
F. C. Sawyer
Senate Committee
Deas Ervin
Lou Pilfers Ceiling Props In Larcenous Bridge Plunge
In a brash bridge hand Lou Pilfers sits West and blends timing with misdirection. He opens with passes and a clever spade overcall, then bamboozles South after a series of heart ducktions and a pivotal ruff, lifting his partner into a winning endgame.
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Lou
South
East
Queen of Hearts
Dummy
Phil The Gorilla Likes German Apple Cake
The St Louis Zoo seeks a recipe to tempt 600 pound gorilla Phil to eat again after an intestinal parasite left him off food. He ate cake Friday with a cup of oatmeal signaling a possible return to meals.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Zoo
Phil
Fewer Yet Bigger Newspapers Predicted At 1985 Outlook
Fewer newspapers are expected in 1985 but they will be larger and more colorful, said Sam Ragan at the AP Merging Editors Association convention in French Lick Indiana. He warned against impersonal coverage and rising costs while predicting more group ownership and monopoly-like trends in publishing.
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French Lick
Ind
North Carolina
Associated Press
Assn
Sam Ragan
Raleigh
N.C
Ragan
Raleigh News and Observer
APME
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