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...respective ages of 20 and 29 on 29 September 1956 at a Methodist church in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and divorced on 28 January 1980 after a year-long se ...ge, who at the time resided near [[Wikipedia:Winston-Salem, North Carolina|Winston-Salem, North Carolina]]. Robert Sr.'s second wife was Dorothy Julie Chandle

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My name is Winston and I am a follower of yours. Much like you I believe in truth and honesty, -{{w|Nineteen Eighty-Four|Winston Smith}}}}

...driverless horse and wagon turned up at a nearby service station. Dr. P.H. Winston, of Clarksville, medical examiner, said death was caused by a broken neck. ...n University with a BEE degree in Electrical Engineering. He then moved to Winston-Salem, North Carolina for Western Electric. He is first hired as a test pla

The Better being Jake, Eddie and Tracy, Vs. Peter, Egon, Ray and Winston. Which would take out More Ghosts, including Prime Evil? Which one's Tech i

...f> During the 1950s, he lived in [[wikipedia:Winston-Salem, North Carolina|Winston-Salem, North Carolina]], where his father and half of his half-siblings liv ...oo cold (and Yankee) for Bob, he left after three years, returning back to Winston-Salem for a few years before transferring to [[wikipedia:Roanoke, Virginia|

...they are the real, original Ghostbusters, aside from Egon, Peter, Ray and Winston, and despite the fact that they both work in New York City. I also give pro

...ler1960wake_djvu.txt</ref> Coincidentally, Bob Chandler was also living in Winston-Salem around the same time, where he was married to Patricia Faye Harley an Jack died in 2010 at the age of 81 in Winston-Salem.

...edia:General Electric|GE]] heard about it… and they came down to, I was in Winston-Salem, in North Carolina. And- so, GE came down; they offered me a job… u

Origin: Coined by Sir Winston Churchill in 1946 to refer to the limits of Russian intrusion into central