Self-Defense Plea Focal Point in Nicholas Trial
In Indianapolis Minnie B. Nicholas faces a possible shift in defense to self defense as prosecutors hold she shot Forrest Teel in a white Cadillac after he allegedly beat her last July 31. Detectives testified about her condition in General Hospital where she remains under treatment for arm injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Minnie B
Connie) Nicholas
Tom Barden
General Hospital
Nyack Missionary College program at High Point Tabernacle Sunday
Nyack Missionary College will present a morning program at High Point Gospel Tabernacle tomorrow featuring students in native costumes and messages from Rev. John Taylor. The Rev. J. E. Nelson leads the tabernacle at 225 Willowbrook St, with special music and missionary emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack Missionary College
Nyack
N. Y
High Point Gospel Tabernacle
John Taylor
High Point
The
Gospel Tabernacle
J. E. Nelson
Tabernacle
Willowbrook St
Central Baptist Revival Plan Across Southern Baptist Churches
Churches in the Central Baptist Association join a coordinated revival effort across the Southern Baptist Convention with meetings scheduled during the weeks of April 12 to 19 and April 19 to 26. Participating congregations include First Baptist Allen Jay Albertson Road Trinity Fairmont Park Green Street Hilliard Memorial English Street and Brent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Association
Southern Baptist Convention
First Baptist
Allen Jay
Albertson Road
Trinity
Fairmont Park
Green Street
Hilliard Memorial
English Street
Brent
Mrs. Duncan Sentenced to Die in California
Elizabth Duncan is in prison after a Superior Court judge imposed the death penalty for hiring two men to strangle Olga Duncan last November. The case cited jealousy over her son Frank and prompted an automatic appeal awaiting insanity plea trials.
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Ventura
Calif
Elizabeth Duncan
California Institution For Women
Corona
Superior Court
Charles F. Blackstock
Explosion Hits Mill Building in Henderson Strike
Two dynamite blasts rocked Henderson North Carolina as the five month old textile strike escalated. A roof hole formed at the South Henderson Harriet Henderson plant and a second blast occurred elsewhere with unclear damage. Citizens organized night watch patrols to curb violence while Gov. Hodges warned of more trouble as negotiations failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
First Aid
South Henderson
Harriet-Henderson Cotton Mills
Alexander Avenue
Raleigh
Hodges
Julius Fry
International Union
Nehru Rallies Advisers as Dalai Lama Stays on March
Prime Minister Nehru moves top advisers toward the Dalai Lama who remains on the march toward Tawang as India weighs how to handle asylum without provoking China. Government sources warn against prompting statements that could trigger a rift and a broader security concern at the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehru
Dalai Lama
New Delhi
India
Red China
Tawang
Hindustan Standard
Perping Radio
Hindustan Times
Far East
Peiping
Hong Ig Kong
China
Prediet di
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Tibet
Note Passing Robber Captured In Manhattan Bank Heist
A guard and a patrolman captured Alfred Cornelis after a note demanding money led to a bank break. The 40 year old insurance investigator claimed a prior robbery and was held on robbery charges. The episode occurred at the First National City Bank on 20 Dey Street in Manhattan.
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New York
Manhattan
Alfred Cornelis
Cornelis
First
National City Bank
Dey Street
Financial District
Olga Keefe
Miss Keefe
Anthony Colossi
Frank Ross
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank
Northern Assurance Co
NATO Solid Front Warns USSR Over West Berlin Stand
NATO foreign ministers end Berlin crisis talks with a united warning to the Soviet Union against pressuring Western powers. The 15 nation council endorsed the Western Big Three resolve to hold Berlin, with discussions on a UN role and Geneva talks starting May 11. Canada urged UN personnel along access routes. US and France resisted, while Italy and Norway supported considering UN help.
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Washington
NATO
Berlin
Soviet Union
West Berlin
NATO Council
Geneva
U.N
West Germany
United States
Britain
France
Germany
East Berlin
United Nations
Canada
Frogmen Endurance Study: 48 Hours Underwater
Four Navy frogmen Eugene Tinnin Houston Texas Martin Mogk Chicago Robert Gallagher Naugatuck Connecticut Charles Watson Groton Connecticut submerged 48 hours in a heated pool to test endurance. Lt. Arthur Rehm monitored them as they emerged tired yet unscathed and physically fit, beating the prior record of 41 hours 10 minutes set by John Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Navy
Eugene S. Tinnin
Houston
Tex
Martin G. Mogk
Chicago
Robert T. Gallagher
Naugatuck
Conn
Charles R. Watson
Groton
Robert W. McKee
Los Angeles
McKee
Watson
Tinnin
Arthur Rehm
John Gary
New Orleans
Cost of Illness and Hospital Bills Rise With Insurance
The Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow’s issue featuring a staff report by Dick Rigby on local hospital costs and how insurance coverage helps manage rising bills. Braxton Younts highlights the General Store’s ongoing social role as autos reduce its prominence. The High Point African Violet Society hosts its annual show with full photo coverage in the Enterprise tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Rigby
Braxton Younts
High Point
African Violet Society
Genovese Convicted By Jury Of Narcotics Ring
Italian born Vito Genovese was found guilty by a federal jury of heading an international narcotics conspiracy. Fourteen of 15 co defendants were convicted as the case linked heroin importation from Cuba Mexico Puerto Rico and Europe. Bail was raised for Genovese and four others while ten defendants were jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vito Genovese
Genovese
Cuba
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Europe
U.S. District Court
Alexander Bicks
Jean Capece
Vincent L
Gigante
Manhattan
Frank Costello
Louis Fiano
Atlantic Highlands
N.J
Mafia
Black Hand” Society
Italy
Eisenhower Warns Against Berlin Appeasement and War
President Eisenhower urged against appeasing the Soviet Union in the Berlin crisis. He warned it would embolden Reds to pursue world domination and urged negotiation to keep war off, while stressing firmness and a continued foreign aid program. He cited Viet Nam and Japan as examples, urging trade liberalization to counter Communist influence. The address aired on CBS from Gettysburg College calling for rule of law over force.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Berlin
United States
Gettysburg College
West Berlin
U.S
CBS Radio
Viet Nam
Asia
Japan
Pacific
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Stuart Hamilton
Stuart
Charles Hamilton
San Francisco
Associated Press
Nicholas
Cee
Pat Duggins
C. J. Armstrong
International Missionary Evangelists
Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church
America
National Association of Evangelicals
Commission of Missions of the Wesleyan Methodist Church
Oriental Missionary Society
Voice of China
National Holiness Association
Armstrong
Philip J. Birchall
Wesley Memorial
Clayton E. Halvorsen
Wheaton College Men's Glee Club
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Glee Club
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Ohio
God
Luther
Bach
DR. C. I. Armstrong
Clayton Halvorsen
Mrs. Duncan
Carolinas
Boyd Payton
Payton
Night Watch
P. N. Menon
U. N
George Pearkes
Sunday Enterprise
Bastian
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