Churchill Deny Drunk And Disorderly Charge
John Churchill and his wife Kathryn deny in court tonight that they were drunk and disorderly outside their Kensington home. The artist and relative of Sir Winston Churchill and Prime Minister Eden were released on bail as the case was adjourned to September 29 for lawyer arrangements.
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Sir Winston
John Churchill
Anthony Eden
London
Sir Winston Churchill
Kathryn
Kensington
Churchill
Cape Fear Development Pressed as Key NC Water Issue
Sen Kerr Scott urged full Cape Fear River basin development to prevent floods. He cited New England flood controls as a lesson and noted the 1945 flood caused five million dollars in damage. Army Engineers move forward with a 21,400 study and three proposed dam sites along Deep River and New Hope Creek.
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N.C
Kerr Scott
North Carolina
New England
Cape Fear River
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Lee
Chatham County
Cape Fear
Army
Deep River
Randleman
New Hope Creek
Moncure
Howards Mill
Beaufort County ABC supervisor denies charge in dispute
Washington North Carolina Beaufort County ABC Supervisor Purvis of Belhaven denies failing to cooperate with law enforcement and defends actions amid state accusations of liquor sales in excess of eight pints to individuals. He says he planned to resign Sept 1 but may stay until year end if the situation clears. The state board alleged violations of gallonage laws, while Purvis cites one incident learned after the fact and notes he does not oversee the stores.
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Beaufort County
ABC
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Belhaven
Purvis
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Tom Allen
Allen
Beaufort
License Granted For Maola Milk in Three North Carolina Counties
The State Milk Commission approved a distributors license for Maola Milk and Ice Cream Co of New Bern to cover Wilson Edgecombe and Halifax counties. The licensing also issued a Milk Distributors license to Pet Dairy to operate in Rowan County.
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State Milk Commission
Maola Milk and Ice Cream Co
New Bern
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Halifax
Pet Dairy
Rowan Coun
Ex-Convict Hatzis Shot Dead After Taxi Hostage Stand
New York police killed Peter Hatzis, 35, after he held four people hostage in a taxi near Rockefeller Center. The Brooklyn man, on parole for armed robbery, fired once. an officer returned fire after a 10 minute chase.
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Rockefeller Center
Peter Hatzis
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U. S
Brainwashing Dosed Out to US Servicemen
Defense officials disclosed that all military branches run escape and evasion training to prepare for possible prisoner of war conditions. Reports describe harsh drills including long water deprivation, sleep loss, cold interrogation, and rough treatment to test resilience and response under enemy pressure.
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Defense Department
Newsweek Magazine
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Nev
Newsweek
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Wyden
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Camp Mackall
N.C
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
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