Robbers Shoot Elderly Siblings After Refusing Safe Combos
In Henderson North Carolina a 68 year old woman Annie Wilburn Eaton was found dead and her 71 year old brother James Youman Eaton wounded after armed intruders bound them and tried to coerce the safe combination. The pair were attacked after returning home at about 10 PM Tuesday and were transported to Virginia with a safe. Eaton was in satisfactory condition at Maria Parham Hospital. Police and SBI and deputies from two states investigated with no arrests reported.
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Henderson
N.C
Annie Wilburn Eaton
Mecklenburg County
James Youman Eaton
Eaton
Ex NC House Speaker W Frank Taylor dies at 88 in Goldsboro
W Frank Taylor former speaker of the North Carolina House of Representatives and longtime UNC trustee died at Wayne Memorial Hospital at age 88. He served in the state Senate and House including a 1951 speakership and later worked as legislative counsel to Gov Umstead. Funeral arrangements pending.
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N.C
House
W. Frank Taylor
Goldsboro
North Carolina
House of Representatives
University of North Carolina
Wayne Memorial Hospital
Taylor
State Senate
William B. Umstead
Umstead
Board of Law Examiners
State Budget Advisory Commission
University of North Carolina At Chapel
SLU challenges Brookside mining contract in Kentucky
The Southern Labor Union petitions the National Labor Relations Board for a bargaining election at Eastover Coal Co. in Harlan County as it maneuvers to gain bargaining rights at Brookside and other mines. UMW had won Brookside after a 13 month strike marked by a fatal shooting and later featured in a documentary. Lee Potter notes SLU activity while continuing organizing work in Stearns.
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Harlan, Ky
United Mine Workers Union
Brookside
Harlan County
Southern Labor Union
Oneida
Tenn
National Labor Relations Board
Eastover Coal Co
Ted Q. Wilson
SLU
Eastover
UMW
Southeastern Kentucky
IRS Office Monitoring Case Ties Bank Executives to Bugging
Testimony in a 1972 monitoring case places Robert Green and Edwin Duncan at the Phillips IRS office. Green said he filled in for Jerry Duncan and used equipment to monitor conversations. Bank president George Collins testified he learned of the bugging, with Edwin Duncan claiming it was not illegal.
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Internal Revenue Service
Phillips
IRS
Robert Green
Jerry Duncan
Green
Edwin Duncan
George B. Collins
Bank
John T. Absher
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Westchester Mall
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Bayer Aspirin
Bayer Children's Asean
Vitalis
Sagonai
Grenrich
RCA
Bes
RCA B&w
Panasonic
B&w Television
Sparkomatic
Numark
Numark Stereo
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