Black men sentenced to death for rape in Tarboro
Three young black men Vernon Leroy Brown 22 Bobby Hines 23 and Jesse Lee Walston 23 were found guilty of raping a white woman near Tarboro and sentenced to death in North Carolina. Judge John Webb ordered them held in Raleigh until January 10 when execution dates were set.
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Tarboro
N.C
North Carolina
Edgecombe County
Webb
Raleigh
U.S. Supreme Court
North Carolina Supreme Court
Carolyn Howard Named to Miami Jacobs All A Students List
Carolyn Howard daughter of Mr and Mrs Curtis Howard of 711 16th Ave was named to the President's list of All A students for the Fall term at Miami Jacobs Junior College in Dayton.
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Carolyn Howard
Daugher
Curtis Howard
16Th Ave
Miami-Jacobs Junior College
Dayton
McMahon faces $6.75 million Teamsters lawsuit
The Teamsters sue Ed McMahon in Superior Court over a multimedia promotional campaign. They allege he, Nick Torzeski, and two firms were paid $1.75 million but diverted funds to their own ventures, damaged the union’s reputation, and failed to pay campaign bills. They seek the return of funds plus $5 million in damages.
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Los Angeles
Ed McMahon
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
McMahon
Nick Torzeski
America On the Move Productions, Inc
Sabra Productions, Inc
Torzeski
Bristol-Myers Ads Restricted Over Misleading Dry Ban Claims
An administrative law judge ordered a crackdown on Bristol-Myers advertising after ruling Dry Ban ads were misleading. Judge Daniel H. Hanscom banned use of demonstrations without substantiation, noting the company’s history of FTC cases and potential executive knowledge of deception. Bristol-Myers and Ogilvy and Mather plan appeals to the FTC.
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Washington
Bristol-Myers Co
Daniel H. Hanscom
Bristol-Myers
Ogilvy and Mather, Inc
Federal Trade Commission
Hanscom
Liz and Dick Fly to Italy After Hospital Reconciliation
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton flew to Italy after a hospital room reconciliation. Burton, who stood behind Taylor’s wheelchair at the jet, said she would get rest and sunshine amid her abdominal surgery recovery. A Los Angeles man named Henry Wynberg had been cited as a major figure in her life.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Italy
Burton
Henry Wynberg
Miss Taylor
London
Naples
Ucla Medical Center
Middletown Ordinances Address Contracts and Public Notices
City acts on contracts with Charles Shook Co for mall connections at Central Avenue sites and waives bidding urgent for health and welfare. Ordinances authorize payments of 62000 and 1504.20 plus a public sale notice and engineering study funding.
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Charles Shook Company
Dayton
Ohio
Central Avenue
Middletown
Charles Shook
South Prospect
Bavarian wooDs
Butler County
Co. Dudley Inwood
Sylvia H. Hughes
Burgess & Nple
Burgess & Niple
Columbus
Sanitary Sewer Revenue Fund
R.V. Moschell
Public Utilities
Director of Public Service
Ay Commission
Comet Kohoutek Sparks Atlantic Ocean Cruise Interest
Aboard the Queen Elizabeth 2 a crowd of sky watchers sails from New York hoping for a predawn view of Comet Kohoutek. The 65,000 ton Cunard liner carries 1,693 passengers including Kohoutek the discoverer, with Dowling College astronomers teaching six hour sessions on the voyage.
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Kohoutek
Lubos Kohoutek
Atlantic
New York City
Cunard
Long __Island
Dowling College
Jeanette Lawrence
Somerville, N.J
Robert Frederisken
Dorothy
Fredericken
Discover
Hamburg
Germany
Czechoslovakia
United States
Halley
Air Force lets recruits choose underwear style
SAN ANTONIO Texas AP Lackland Air Force Training Center says recruits may pick bikini style underwear or traditional boxer shorts. A spokesman notes eight of ten recruits opt for the new bikini type, calling boxer shorts an outdated tradition for progressive airmen.
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San Antonio, Tex
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Training Center
Robbery Hits Butler County Courthouse Safe
Hamilton detectives investigate a safe theft in the clerk of courts office at Butler County Courthouse. About $500 cash was inside when discovered missing after the safe was unlocked. Detectives say the thief appeared to know how to access the safe.
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Hamilton
Hamilton City
Clerk of Courts
Butler County
Car Train Collision on Clark Street Injures No One
A Penn Central switch engine struck a 1968 auto crossing Clark Street at about 5:40 p.m. yesterday, demolishing the vehicle but injuring none. The conductor said a flare was on the street. two southbound cars stopped prior to the crossing. Northbound driver Danny C. Richards, 36, of 5024 Trenton Franklin Road, blamed not seeing the flare and was not cited.
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Penn-Central
Clark Street
Danny C. Richards
Trenton-Franklin Road
Richards
Fiji hit by hurricane winds on Kadavu Island
Kadavu island facing brutal hurricane winds leaving about 5000 homeless after the storm passes over and backtracks. Government official Solomone Momoivalu says the island suffered extensive damage while a government ship departs Suva with food and tents for aid.
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Suva
Fiji
Kadavu
South Pacific
Solomone
Emmy winner Mary Tyler Moore and Grant Tinker separate
Emmy Award winning actress Mary Tyler Moore and her husband Grant Tinker have separated after 11 years of marriage. The couple have no children. Tinker is producer of the Mary Tyler Moore Show where Moore plays Mary Richards.
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Los Angeles
Mary Tyler Moore
Grant Tinker
Miss Moore
Tinker
Hamilton College to name Sisco president next year
Joseph J. Sisco, 54, currently assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern and South Asian affairs, will become Hamilton College president next year after serving as the top State Department official on the Middle East.
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Clinton
N.Y
Hamilton College
Joseph J. Sisco
State Department
Middle East
Sisco
Hamilton
Lions Club kettles raise over thousand for Salvation Army
Lions Club members manned Salvation Army kettles last Friday and raised 1036.04 for the Army’s Christmas basket project. Project chairman Dale Lindon announced the group exceeded its $1000 goal across all kettles.
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Lions Club
Salvation Army
Army
Dale Lindon
Liberty trees to be planted across the country
California officials announce a Bicentennial project planting Liberty trees to recall Revolutionary War liberty trees. California redwoods will be sent to the 13 original states for liberty groves, with other states invited to participate. William Penn Mott Jr. notes Massachusetts trees were used in other colonies.
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Sacramento
California
William Penn Mott Jr
Massachusetts
Mott
President Nixon to Undergo Physical at Bethesda Center
The White House physician says President Nixon will have a checkup at Bethesda Naval Medical Center in mid December. Dr. Walter Tkach notes Nixon is well though sometimes tired and historically has annual complete exams with strong reports despite a complaint about limited exercise.
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Washington
Nixon
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
White House
Walter Tkach
Tkach
Scout leader receives UN Ceres medal honor
Rome AP Olive Lady Baden-Powell widow of Scout founder appears on the Ceres medal of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization. At 84 she leads the 6.5 million member Girl Scout and Girl Guide movement involved in nutrition and rural aid in developing countries. Previous Ceres medalists include Sophia Loren Indira Gandhi and Mrs Martin Luther King. The medal promotes the groups food for all message.
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Rome
Baden-Powell
Scout Movement
Ceres
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Sophia Loren
Indira Gandhi
Martin Luther King
IRS Probes Diesel Price Gouging Warns Truckers
U S tax agents raid highway fuel outlets after truckers report diesel price gouging. IRS Commissioner Donald C Alexander ordered investigations with district offices notified over the weekend and urged affected truckers to contact nearest IRS office promptly.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Donald C. Alexander
IRS
Williams Receives Cathedral Centenary Medal in New York
The Cathedral Church of St John the Divine in Manhattan awarded Tennessee Williams the first centennial medal as the foremost dramatist of the day. Readings from his poetry and prose were included in an evening song service. Williams pledged the medal would not fall into inappropriate hands.
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New York
Tennessee
Williams
St. John the Divine
Episcopal Cathedral
Upper Manhattan
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