Khrushchev Eyes Flight to America in Jet Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev toured two jet airliners at Moscow Airport and expressed interest in flying to the United States someday. He praised the Boeing 707 used by Vice President Nixon and said the TU114 could make a nonstop Moscow New York trip. He toasted the U.S. government and officials during the tour.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Weery
Khrushchev
Richard M. Nixon
Ukraine
Nixon
Warsaw
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
New York
America
Eisenhower Nixon
Thompson
Deklyarsk
Sverdlovsk
Siberia
Traveling Governor Hodges Heads to Governors Conference
Governor Hodges flies to Puerto Rico for the National Governors Conference after a Raleigh visit. He arrived from Russia where he met President Eisenhower with eight other governors and discussed U.S. Russian relations and a possible Khrushchev visit.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Puerto Rico
Russia
Council of State
West Indian
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Six Pennsylvanians among victims in three vehicle crash near Greensboro
AP reports six Pennsylvanians injured in a three vehicle pileup on U S 29 near Greensboro Friday night. Their car collided head on with a truck and caromed into another car. One other person was hospitalized, Charles Wharton of Greensboro, a passenger in the other car, with leg injuries.
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Greensboro
U.S. 29
Here
Charles Wharton
Reavis Memorial Church Develops Through 1950s Growth
Reavis Memorial, organized March 2, 1952 with 120 charter members, grew under Rev. Lloyd Garner Jr and Rev. Clyde H. Tucker into a 430 seat air conditioned auditorium, eight acres on Baker Road, and a nine room parsonage. Bonds of 80 000 were sold in 1957 to pay debt and build a new wing. Current membership stands at 322 with 341 in Sunday School. estimated property value 195 000. Vacation Bible School at First Methodist runs 9 to 11:30 a.m. with programs Friday evening. Pilgrim Holiness North Carolina District camp meeting runs through Aug 9 with daily services and radio broadcasts.
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A. L. Parker
North Carolina Baptist State Convention
Reavis Memorial
Temple Baptist
Met
Old Temple Baptist Church
Baker Avenue
G. A. Frost
Lloyd Garner Jr
Baker Road
Clyde H. Tucker
First Methodist Church
W. C. Koontz
Archdale
God
Wesley Levin
High Point
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Pilgrim Holiness Church
North Carolina
Kernersville
J. B. Stutts
Davidson County
Mary Smith
Summer Workshop at Green Street Baptist Church
Green Street Baptist Church hosts a summer workshop with activity details and schedule to be continued on page two.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Nixon Warns Khrushchev of Era of Fear in Farewell Speech
In Moscow Nixon urges mutual peace based on respect as he warns against forcing communist expansion. He proposes direct broadcasts between peoples, reciprocal publication of speeches, expanded cultural exchanges, and relaxing VOA jamming while defending overseas bases.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Nixon
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Frol R. Kozlov
United States
Khrushchev
Moscow
Soviet Union
Voice of America
Radio Moscow
Alexander Akalovsky
Georgia boy survives Grand Canyon gorge ordeal after six days
John Manson Owens, 15, of Savannah, recounts a six day survival in the Grand Canyon gorge. Father Eugene A. Gavigan, 30, and Walter Mahany Jr., 16, also went missing. Mahany’s body was found later. Owens built a log raft, rationed water, and prayed as they navigated slick cliffs and a river crossing.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Savannah
Georgia
Gorge
Wilds of the
John Manson Owens
Eugene A. Gavigan
Walter J.mahany Jr
Father Gavigan
Pete
Mahany
Padre
Mahony
Owens
Manson Owens
Pete Mahany
Pilot lands after engine trouble halts Air Force crop
At Donaldson Air Force Base near Greenville South Carolina Captain Fred C Walker refused take off as fuel pressure fell in the left engine and backfiring began He steered the C119J to a safe grass stop ending the flight The crew included 1st Lt Pinckney B Smith S Sgt Kenneth N Jordan and Larry B Justice Henderson N C among others A military passenger also rode the plane
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Greenville
S.C
Air Force Reserve
Donaldson Air Force Base
Fred C. Walker
77Th
Walker
Ben Magina
Pinckney B. Smith
Spartanburg
Kenneth N. Jordan
Larry B
Justice Henderson
Ville
N.C
Invitation to Khrushchev Seen Within Few Days
Western diplomats report a possible invitation from President Eisenhower to Soviet Premier Khrushchev to visit the United States. The Big Four talks on Berlin stall as hopes for agreement fade. Nixon tours Russia and plans to depart Moscow for Warsaw.
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Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Berlin
Richard M. Nixson
Russia
Moscow
Warsaw
Geneva
Herter
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Radio Moscow
Soviet Union
High Point College president Dr Dennis H Cooke to step down
The Sunday Enterprise features a profile of Dr Dennis H Cooke and a review of his decade as president at High Point College noting the college’s greatest growth. It also previews articles on furnace scams and pet care from Guilford County Veterinarians Association.
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Dennis H. Cooke
High Point College
Sunday Enterprise
Cooke
High Point Allege
Guilford County Veterinarians Association
Three Prison Breakers Kidnap Guard Then Escape to Providence
Gennaro D Amico 38 along with two fellow inmates and a prison guard Roger Remillard 23 were abducted after the trio overpowered him with a screwdriver in a Rhode Island hospital yard. They fled in Remillard s car toward Cranston and Providence in a carefully planned breakout.
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Howard, R.I
Providence
Roger Remillard
Paul D. Sherman
Rhode Island Correctional Services
D'Amico
Andrews
Remillard
Andrews and Hashberger
Pontiac Avenue
Cranston
Federal Hill
Coed Confined To Raleigh Mental Institution After Hatchet Attack
Patricia Dennis 22 from Cleveland Ohio was ordered confined in the state mental institution in Raleigh after a jury found her mentally disordered and unable to plead to first degree burglary for a May 20 attack on Rosa Watterson at Warren Wilson College near Asheville. Watterson recovered but was critically ill for days. Dr M Hornowski testified Dennis showed homicidal tendencies and delusions of persecution and had intense hatred of Watterson.
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Asheville
N.C
Raleigh
Patricia Dennis
Cleveland
Ohio
Rosa Watterson
Guilford College
Miss Dennis
North Care
Stein
Margaret A. Dennis
M . Hornowski
Miss Watterson
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Dr. L. B. Reavis
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Christian Herter
White House
Enterprise
Gennaro D'Amico
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