We Don’t Wear Masks The New Face Of The Klan
In North Carolina and beyond the Ku Klux Klan presents a rewritten image. Leaders claim nonviolence and openness while courting white collar workers and small business support. Rallies welcome press, feature public attendance, and end with burning crosses to signal unity.
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Ku Klux Klan
Raleigh
North Carolina
Robert Shelton
Tuscaloosa
Ala
KKK
Robert Jones
Granite Quarry
N. C
Grand Dragon
South Carolina
Klan
Bob Scroggins
Spartan
New Bern
Worcester man charged in stabbing rampage killing four
Albert R. Erickson, 35, a tile business owner, faces four first degree murder charges after a stabbing spree that killed Beverly Erickson 31 and her two children Susan 8 and Frank 4 in Leicester and Marion Erickson 35 in Oxford. Margaret 12 escaped as police arrested him in Worcester.
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Worcester
Mass
Albert R. Erickson
Erickson
Beverly
Susan
Frank
Marion F. Erickson
Beverly Erickson
Leicester
Margaret
Frickson
Oxford
Poacher Put In Dog House
Police found Charles T. Evans 53 in the Spokane dog pound after a raid to free a friend's dog. Evans, a transient, and a friend fled but were caught by a sharp eyed dog catcher who locked Evans in the dog house pending police arrival.
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Spokane
Wash
Charles T. Evans
Evans
Alcohol Causes Water Shift From Cells
Alcohol draws water from body cells into surrounding tissue, reducing cellular water and triggering thirst. This redistribution explains why drinking leads to dehydration symptoms.
Shortage of highway engineers strains U S road planning
The Auto mative Safety Foundation warns of a serious short age of highway transportation engineers to plan manage and operate Americas 33 million miles of public roads. Donald G Capelle says one in five positions cannot be filled now due to trainee shortages. By 1980 demand is seen at 10 500 engineers with only 6 600 available.
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Detroit
Automotive Safety Foundation
America
Donald G. Capelle
ASF
Capelle
New Catholic Diocese for England Arundel and Brighton
A new Roman Catholic diocese to be named Arundel and Brighton will cover parts of Sussex and Surrey. Arundel hosts the Duke of Norfolk’s castle, head of the leading Catholic family. The area was part of Southwark, which becomes a metropolitan see with Cyril Cowderoy as first archbishop.
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London
Arundel
Brighton
Sussex
Surrey
Duke of Norfolk
Diocese of
Southwark
South London
Cyril Cowderoy
Trial News Ban Urged By Florida Attorneys
The Florida Criminal Defense Attorneys Association urged delaying public trial coverage until verdict, forming a committee to enforce a bar rule on commenting about pending court matters. Miami Herald and AP editors voiced strong opposition, while the judge noted the move lacks authority to bar reporters from courts.
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Florida
Miami, Fla
Florida Criminal Defense Attorneys Association
Walter Gwinn
Miami
George Beebe
The
Miami Herald
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Beebe
Dade County
Marshall Wiseheart
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Butler County Awning Co., Inc
Middletown
Belvedere
Todd RD
Franklin, Ohio
New Catholic Diocese For
England
Jefferson Road
Carolina Mayfield
McAlpin
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