Icepick killing of jailer described by Joan Little
Joan Little testified that jailer Clarence Alligood forced her to perform oral sex before she grabbed an icepick and struck him as an escape attempt. She described multiple confrontations in the Beaufort County jail, with Alligood bleeding after being struck and Little fleeing to a neighbor’s home.
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Icepick
Joan Little
B. J
Raleigh
NCL
UPI
Clarence Alligood
Téslihed
Miss Little
Alligood
Beaufort County
Allgood
William Griffin
Griffin
Wes
Four Die In Fire In Owensboro Home
Police investigate a burglary related fire and shooting in Owensboro Kentucky that killed a detective’s wife Kathy 46 and three of his children Kathy 16 Phillip 20 and Mike 21. Jamie 11 survived and was found at a neighbor’s home. The victims were discovered in a southwest Owensboro residence around 4 30 a m. The detective James Stallings is being questioned by authorities.
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Owensboro
Upl
Owenscoro
James Stallings
Kathy
Phillip
Mike
Cherokee Drive
Jamie
Kidnapped Whisky Heir Brings Ransom Demand to Bronfman Family
UPI reports Samuel Bronfman II, 21, was abducted by three men. The Bronfman family received a letter demanding a substantial amount for his safe return, with the father ready to pay. An Edgar Bronfman spokesman confirmed the ransom note and ongoing steps to comply with the demand.
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Yorktownheighisny
UPI
Samuel Bronfman II
Edgar Bronfman
Seagram
Bronfman
New York
Beltone Free Tiny Hearing Aid Offer From Chicago
A Beltone release announces a free non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid ever made for anyone hearing but not understanding words. The ultra light unit weighs under a third of an ounce, worn at ear level with no body head wires, and mailed at no cost or obligation to Dept. 5353, Beltone Electronics, 4201 W Victoria St, Chicago 60646.
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Chicago
Beltone
Alhal
Heltone Electronics
Victoria Street
August events and gatherings across Middlesboro area
A crowded list of local events spans August from the Bell County area. It notes picnics, speaker visits, retiree brunches, school registrations, Jaycettes meetings, Lincoln School reunions, a Middlesboro dance, AQHA horse shows in Pennington Gap and Jonesville, and a Breath of Life walk with organizers listed for contact.
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Bell County
Jaycettes
Miami Park
Civic Center
Middlesboro
AARP
Sugar Run
Cumberland Cop
Kentucky Utlites
Lincoln School
Middlesboro High School
Middlesboro Civic Center
Clifford Bailey
Dayton
Ohio
AQHA
Leeman Field
Pennington Gap
Reba Price
Kathy
Rose-More
Jonesville
Virginia
Revival and church events on Aug 11 to 25 at multiple East Tennessee churches
Church activities run Aug 11 through Aug 25 including a Coldiran Baptist Mission revival led by Don Colyer at 7:30 nightly with special singing and Pastor Bobby Skeens. Aug 12 at Church of God Noetown Evangelist Mary Mosingo and Pastor Rev. E C Hutchison host 7:30 p.m. revival. Aug 14 New Testament Missionary Baptist Church screens The Burning Hell at 7:20 p.m. Public invited with no admission. Aug 14 First United Methodist Women meet at 1:30 p.m. for a study on the Holy Spirit led by Mrs. Bill Bell Jr. Aug 16 Jensen Baptist Church Corby sings at 7 a.m. with Pastor Terry Cox. Aug 25 Rose Hill Pentecostal Homecoming features speakers and Singing Sentinels at 7:30 p.m. Pastor Rev. Clifford Yeary.
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Coldiran Baptist Mission
Don Colyer
Bobby Skeens
Church of God Noetown
Mary Mosingo
E. C. Hutchison
First
United Methodist
Fellowship Hall
Bill Bell, Jr
Jensen Baptist Church
Corbhy
Terry Cox
Rose Hill Pentecostal Church
Clifford Yeary
Betty Ford Sparks Debate With Candid TV Remarks
United Press International reports First Lady Betty Ford faced both praise and criticism after she said she would not be surprised if her daughter Susan had an affair. She also discussed marijuana use and supported the Supreme Court abortion decision. Reactions ranged from clergy and public figures defending her candor to telegrams of protest to the White House.
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United Press International
White House
Betty Ford
Cbs-Tv
Susan
Supreme Court
Susan Bell
Denver
Susan Ford
Gerry Rosenberg
Beth Shalom Synagogue
Northbrook
Susan Jackson
Dallas
Women For Change Center
Arthur Howatt
Christan Social Concerns
The
Demonstrators Attack Communist Hqs Across Northern Portugal
In Viseu thousands of stone throwers breach troops and damage a Communist headquarters, with 15 injured and a police commander struck by a rock. Similar raids hit Braga and Tondela as anti Communist sentiment grows amid military regime tensions led by Premier Vasco Goncalves. A 30,000 crowd gathered in Viseu for a rally of Socialist and Democratic parties.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Viseu
Misericordia Hospital
Adriano Sanches
Braga
Ton~ Dela
Villa Verde
Portuguese Democratic Movement
Sus
Revolutionary Council
Vasco Goncalves
Socialist
Popular Democratic
Democratic Center
Ford signs pay raise for officials in Congress and courts
President Ford signed a bill to raise pay for congressmen cabinet members Supreme Court justices and the Vice President Nelson Rockefeller and other top officials. The increases link to civil service raises with a potential 8.6 percent effect starting October 1 if Congress or the Senate rejects a smaller 5 percent proposal.
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Vail
Colo
Ment
Bureau of Labor Standards
Ford
Congress
Senate
House
Pineville school bids awarded for bakery dairy and milk
The board awarded contracts for school food services. Kern's Bakery London will supply bakery products, Chappell's Dairy the milk, and Pet Dairy the ice cream. Jimmy Jackson Agency won the insurance bid at 225.
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Jimmy Jackson
Kern's Bakery
London
Chappell's Dairy
Pet Dairy
Ronnie Jones
Ruth Turpin
Weapons Charge Continued in City Court
In city police court yesterday Earl Farrow 40 address not given faced charges of flourishing a deadly weapon and disorderly conduct both continued until August 16. Thelma Langham Lincoln Homes had charges of flourishing a deadly weapon public drunkenness and disorderly conduct continued until early September. Lowell Lasley 31 Noetown had a driving while intoxicated charge continued to August 28. Kenneth Ellison 48 Willow Street was fined 29 for public drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Robert Garland 48 Pineville was fined 319 for public drunkenness. James Ridner 62 Meldown had a public drunkenness charge continued to September 2. Nancy Turner Exeter Avenue had a parking in a yellow zone charge continued until August 16. Fat Chamber 30 Pineville was fined 14 for improper parking.
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Earl Farrow
Farrow
Thelma Langham
Lincoln Homes
Miss Langham
Lowell B. Lasley
Noetown
Kenneth Ellison
Willow Street
Robert Garland
Pineville
James R. Ridner
Meldown
Nancy Turner
Exeter Avenue
Fat Chamber
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Clara Walls
Louisville
White Memorial Ame Zion Church
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Joe Goode
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Lynch Cemetery
Shumate Funeral Home
Elmo Coggiull
Elmo Cogghill
Stoney Fork
Pineville Community Hospital
Stoney Fork United Methodist Church
Hubert Schaffer
Helton
Durham Funeral Home
Cynthia Gambrel
Wilma Gambrel
Arjay
Hed Hill
A. D. Saylor
Pagel
James Baillot
State Agricultural Disaster Committee
National Weather Service
Des Moines
Iowa
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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