AIM Leaders Granted Dismissal By Judge
Dennis Banks and Russell Means win dismissals in the Wounded Knee occupation trial. Judge Fred Nichol allows government appeal within 30 days after ruling. The decision comes amid strong defense for acquittal and criticism of FBI and Justice Department conduct.
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John Lundquist
Associated Press
St, Paul, Minn
Dennis Banks
Russell Means
Means
Banks
FBI
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
South Dakota
AIM
U.S
Fred Nichol
St. Paul
Porcupine
Nichol
Justice Department
Therese Cherrier
Wounded Knee
Pine Ridge
Louis
Hudson
Wis
Washington
Southern Democratic chairmen urge unity in healthy party
In Virginia Beach, 11 Southern state officials wrapped a two day session declaring the Democratic party healthy and unified. They cited inaction and uncertainty of the Republican administration as the main obstacle to solving national problems. Senator Byrd urged a middle course to win back voters angered by 1972 McGovern campaign.
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Virginia Beach
Southern Democratic Party
Democratic Party
Robert Vance
State
Democratic Chairmen Association
Alabama
Kansas City
Vance
Robert C. Byrd
D-W
Senate
McGovern
Sellers Declared Outlaw in Charlotte Bombing Case
Four Charlotte residents were arrested in the bombing of an undercover narcotics agent’s car. A fifth, Jack Sellers, 42, was proclaimed an outlaw by Superior Court Judge Sam Ervin II, meaning he may be killed on sight. The group faces state charges of assault with intent to kill and malicious damage to occupied property. one suspect, Jules Hutton, 30, was also charged with violation of the Federal Explosives Control Act. SBI agent Albert Stout Jr., 32, lost his right leg in the blast as he attempted to leave his home in Salisbury.
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Charlotte
State Bureau of Investigation
Superior Court
Sam Ervin II
Jack Sellers
Sellers
SBI
Albert Stout Jr
Salisbury
Charles Dunn
Stout
Jules Hutton
Wilbur James Sanders
Jeanette Martha Grier
Otis James Blackman
False Teeth Care Tips From AG Office
Official guidance suggests dentures can slip during eating or talking and recommends denture adhesives like FASTEETH for security and comfort. It notes denture fit is essential to health and urges regular visits to a dentist for proper care and adjustment.
Carl Goerch Dies at 83 North Carolina Newsman
RALEIGH AP Carl Goerch veteran North Carolina newspaperman broadcaster and humorist dies at 83 found dead at home from an apparent heart attack. His 50 year career began at Washington New Bern and Wilson papers and culminated in 1971 with the General Assembly naming him Mr North Carolina. He founded The State magazine and hosted WPTF radio segments Doings of the Legislature and Carolina Chats. He also piloted planes and served as reading clerk of the State House.
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Raleigh
Carl Goerch
North Carolina
Goerch
Washington
N.C
General Assembly
Tarrytown
New Bern
Wilson
State
WPTF
Carolina
State House
North Carolina Civitans
Obscene Material Ban in North Carolina Obscenity Test
Asheville AP report: Superior Court Judge Harry C. Martin bans sale of more than 50 books magazines and films in the first test of NC obscenity law. One item South Sea Love was allowed. rest ruled obscene. Defendant Moorefield to appeal to the State Court of Appeals. Sheriff confiscates materials.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Superior Court
Harry C. Martin
George H. Moorefield
G's Book
Pack Square
Swannanoa
North Carolina Court of Appeals
Martin
Richard I. Portnoy
New York
Wade Hall
Buncombe County
Sardine Year Hailed as Best of 1959 by Connoisseurs
Sardine experts declare 1959 the peak year for canned sardines with rich flavor and abundant supply. They cite factory output and quality control as factors behind the favorable verdict for that year.
Prayers Offered via Phone and Mail Service
A brief contact notice invites readers to call 454 4511 or write Prayers Answered P. O Box 154 Jamestown NC 27282 for prayer support. No name required. responders will be anonymous and can expect divine intervention. EpA
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P. O
Jamestown
N. C
Epa
Haig Placed In Sensitive Post In Europe
Washington AP Gen Alexander M Haig moves from White House duty to a sensitive military diplomatic role in Europe. He will command 300 000 U S troops in Europe and lead NATO forces, succeeding Gen Goodpaster. Haig will take command on Nov 1 and Dec 16.
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Haig
Washington
Alexander. M. Haig
White House
Europe
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Defense Planning Committee
Brussels
Andrew J. Goodpaster
NATO
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
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