U.S. Reviews Cuba Policy Amid Possible Castro Talks
Washington flags a broad study of U S policy toward Cuba as indirect signals from Havana suggest Fidel Castro may welcome dialogue. A shift could ease isolation, discuss travel and trade limits, or diplomat exchanges, though Congress must approve any reversal of embargo rules.
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Witnesses Detail Mrs King Killing at Ebenezer Church
In Atlanta AP report, prosecutors call witnesses including Mrs King Sr’s grandson to prove Marcus Chenault planned the June shooting of Mrs. King 70 during a Sunday service at Ebenezer Baptist Church. Chenault 23 of Dayton Ohio pleads insanity. witnesses describe his actions and the chaotic courtroom scene.
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Robber Outruns Police In Beetle Hostage Scene
In Lillington North Carolina a suspected robber seized a Volkswagen with a hostage. The hostage Rodney Skaggs grabbed the pistol and tossed it out the window as police closed in minutes later. Edward Eugene McLean 21 of Washington DC was jailed on bank robbery charges after about $2000 was recovered. Two other NC bank robberies were reported that day bringing year total to 45.
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Mail Bride Ties The Knot In North Carolina
Professor George Windholz from UNC Charlotte married Alexandra Sascha Kamenova a 23 year old Bulgarian woman by mail after eight months of courtship. They await a visa to unite in six to eight weeks. Windholz a Polish native teaches psychology at UNC Charlotte. Kamenova works as a secretary and part time model in Bulgaria.
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Gas Supply Seen Good for Year in NC but Natural Gas Urgent
North Carolina faces a doubtful natural gas outlook while gasoline and fuel oil stocks look solid for the year. Gen. John J. Tolson, head of the Governor's Energy panel, warns of a 31 to 44 percent cut in natural gas, with industrial users likely to switch to propane or fuel oil. A coal strike could push No.2 fuel oil and residual oil prices higher, and conservation may prevent long lines at stations. CP&L reports heavy demand and rising electric bills, with about 200 customer calls per hour.
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