Kidnap Killers Sentenced To Die
Trial recounts the kidnapping and murder of Bobby Greenlease. Prosecutors sought the death penalty for Carl Hall and Bonnie Heady, arguing planning over two years and premeditated concealment and ransom. Defense sought mercy noting Hall and Heady's backgrounds and alleged coercion, with sentences ultimately requested as death for both.
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Scheufler
Heady
Hall
Roy Dietrich
Kansas City
Scheuffer
Bobby
Carl
J County
Kansas
Develored
Johnson County
St. Joseph
Dietrich
Hull
Nellie Baker
Pleasantton
Kan
Pansy McDowell
Lacygne
Hall Sega Sage Sdeey Sere G
Nixon Admits U S Errors in Japan Tour
Vice President Nixon says the United States blundered in its handling of Japan during a swing through the Orient. He warns Japan is a key Asia defense bastion and that if Asia or Japan falls, the other follows. He cites plans to visit Okinawa and Manila, meet Prime Minister Yoshida, and push for trade expansion while stressing readiness to negotiate with the Communists when there are deeds, not just words.
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Swill
Orient
U.S
Japan
Nixon
Asia
Okinawa
Manila
Shigeru Yoshida
United States
Korea
Southeast Asia
Speman
Five Charged With Starting Forest Fires Near Rome
Rome Ga Five persons arrested on charges of starting fires sweeping across northwest Georgia. E H Terry chief fire investigator says two teenagers admitted setting three fires near Rome Russell Airport to see them. Three men in a shack near the Georgia Alabama line admit starting fires by throwing firecrackers into dry brush. They face charges of setting 16 fires.
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Rome
Georgia
E. H. Terry
Georgia Forestry Commission
Russell
Terry Re
Weather brief shows mild temperatures and warm trend
Night low around 46 degrees with tomorrow high near 72 degrees. Today’s high about 74 with a low around 36. Sun sets at 5 10 PM and rises tomorrow at 7 01 AM. Continued warm weather expected.
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Charlotte
Weather Bureau
Y Pr
Asheville
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Columbia
al Denver
Detroit
High Point
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Mobile
New Orleans
New York
Raleigh
San Antonio
San Francisco
Washington
Wilmington
FHA Credit Extended to Farmers in Several States
The Farmers Home Administration announced emergency credit eligibility for farmers in Arkansas and 42 North Carolina counties due to drought and adverse conditions. Eligible farmers must apply through county supervisors and certify they cannot obtain financing from private or cooperative sources.
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Washington
Cemes
Department
Eia
Arkansas
North Carolina
Farmers Home Administration
Alamance
Bladen
Buncombe
Burke
Caldwell
Caswell
Chatham
Cleveland
Cumberland
Davidson
Davie
Durham
Fort Franklin
Gaston
Granville
Iford
Halifax
Harnett
Hoke
Iredell
Lee
Lincoln
McDowell
Mecklenburg
Moore
Nash
Ange
Person
Polk
Randolph Sempeth
Ueokend
Staan
Bovey Sampson
Aes
Surry
Union
Vance
Wake
Warren
Patrick Addresses Sertomans On Life Essentials
M L Patrick spoke at the Sertoma Club luncheon advising men to study other lives for guidance, borrow steadfast traits, flatter friends, laugh, adapt to daily life, think before decisions, stay patriotic, know limits, and believe in self to find rightful societal place.
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Sertoma Club
Hoon
M. Patrick
Patrick
Humphrey Blasts Eisenhower as Government Strains
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey told a speaking audience that the heart of humanity is being ripped from government and replaced by worship of the almighty dollar. He compared the Eisenhower administration to a football team with a captain who does not call signals and warned the public interest is headed for a wrong goal.
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CIO
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Eisenhower
Stand By Food Stamp Plan Debated by Grange
The National Grange considers a stand by food stamp plan to move farm surpluses to needy groups in a recession. Drafters seek congressional enactment to improve living standards and use surpluses. Benson urged changes to farm price supports while Grange and Farm Bureau back his approach for next year.
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Burlington
National Grange
Farm Organization
Suth
Devea
Sen. Aiken
Vermont
Senate Agriculture Committee
Benson
Ucrs
House Agriculture Committee
The
Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Settlement Ends Civil Term in York Furniture Suit
Brandon York of Brandon Furniture Co agreed to pay Chester Wood 200 dollars to settle a damages suit over an assault. Wood had sued after he went to collect pay following quitting. The settlement closed the two week civil term before Judge Susie Sharp in Reidsville.
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Brandon York
Brandon Furniture Co
Chester Wood
York
Wood
Susie Sharp
Reidsville
Dog Rescued After Falls Into Drain in Roanoke
About 200 people including a Boy Scout troop watched as four year old cocker spaniel named Puddles fell into an eight inch underground drain. Rescue workers dug 225 feet to reach the dog and pull him to safety.
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Roanoke
Deputies Probe Anthony Death
Greensboro deputies investigated the death of Jonathan Alonzo Anthony a 75 year old Sumner Township resident whose body was found bound and gagged. Coroner W W Harvey said Anthony was mortally injured before being bound with fourteen broken ribs punctured lungs ruptured spleen and liver and heavy facial and head wounds.
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Greensboro
Jonathan Alonzo Anthony
Sumner
W. W. Harvey
Anthony
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