Eisenhower Sees Khrushchev Talks as Possible
The president views Khrushchev’s visit as a chance for dialogue and aims to manage U.S.-Soviet relations carefully. He plans a five to six day European trip with London and Paris stops and may host a summit after bilateral talks.
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Little Rock Tension Over School Integration Plan
The Arkansas school crisis intensifies as the board debates placing Negro students in white schools while Gov Faubus promotes a staggered integration scheme. Judge Beck recently upheld pupil placement laws as constitutional. The board weighs counsel advice against a broader, united approach.
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Car Vanishes After High Speed Crash in Thomasville
A car roared off Highway 29 70 A near Midway Drive Inn at 10 10 last night. It crashed over an embankment and turned over but no car or passengers were found. investigators tracked muddy tire marks across a field and ditch before fading.
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Local girl recipient of Fulbright scholarship at Oberlin
Ann L Mensendiek daughter of Rev and Mrs Richard A Mensendiek of High Point is named among eight June graduates of Oberlin College Oberlin Ohio awarded Fulbright scholarships for study abroad.
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Richard A.mensendiek
High Point
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Guilford College Decides To Use ABC Store Funds
The Town of Guilford College will use Greensboro ABC profits allocated it. The council previously refused but this week decided to use the money since 1951 totaling 4219.30 dollars. D. E. Mason of the Greensboro ABC Board said funds remain available with no specific plans for use.
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New Nairobi Laws Set Age Limits for Marriage
Nairobi and Kenya government moves to ban polygamy and, in new marriage laws, require brides to be at least sixteen and grooms at least eighteen, signaling a shift in family and legal policy.
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Dope Haul Ties to Burma Source for Large British Drug Cache
British smugglers seized 375 pounds of Indian hemp from the freighter Yoma. They suspect Burma as the source. The central band planned 600000 reefer cigarettes, valued at 420000 dollars.
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Seven Die On Tar Heel Highways
The Associated Press reports at least seven people died in North Carolina motor vehicle crashes this weekend. victims include 32 year old Mrs Trualda Parrish of Fayetteville and 17 year old Roy Neil of Plant City Florida in a family car collision near Fayettville.
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Lee Harker
Beaufort
Schools Head To Attend Conference
Dean B Pruette superintendent of High Point City Schools will attend a state meeting of superintendents Tuesday through Friday at Mars Hill Dr Charles F Carroll state superintendent and sponsor of the event will preside A panel of college registrars will discuss What We Know About Your High School Graduate for the superintendents Speakers include Dr Carroll and Dr Marcus Hobbs dean of Duke University law school dean Other sessions cover school legislation from the General Assembly the National Defense Education Act and funding under the act in North Carolina
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North Carolina
Fire damages television set in Thomasville home
A television set caught fire Saturday at 2 07 p m in the home of Mrs Katherine Dickens on Onr Avenue. Mrs Dickens, a blind services caseworker, was not at home. Firemen reported the blaze burned out, with damage largely confined to the set as the house filled with smoke.
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Lawyer Breaks an Iron Will in Court
A man known for an iron will faces a legal challenge as a lawyer takes on his case in court. The outcome remains uncertain as arguments unfold.
How To Deal With Your Tensions
A prominent psychiatrist offers a booklet with proven suggestions to control tensions and improve life. Public service publication by The Advertising Council and the Newspaper Advertising Executives Association.
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Assembly Program Approved at Lake Junaluska Meeting
The Methodist Summer Assembly board voted an eight year expansion plan including dormitory lodge and lakeside center with assembly hall offices and shop. A new hotel to replace the Terrace after 1964 and other improvements were discussed pending executive committee priorities. A $15 000 craft and arts center was approved to replace the burned building and will be named for the late Bishop John Branscomb. The Missouri River is 2700 miles long.
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Board of Trustees
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Charlotte
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John Branscomb
Jacksonville, Fla
Arms Concession Agreed For Ten Nation UN Panel
United States Britain and France reportedly reached in principle a major concession to the Soviet Union to grant parity on a new 10 nation UN commission. The panel would include West members United States Britain France Canada Italy and East bloc Poland Czechoslovakia Romania Albania. Final approval and snags remained as negotiations aimed to restart disarmament talks.
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Two Charged In Accident On Main Street
A three car collision on North Main Street around 4 30 PM left no injuries but caused about 320 in damages. Donald Paul Burgess 27 of Cable Street and Russell Cary Idol 62 of Route 1 Kernersville were charged with offenses. Idol failed to signal and Burgess was cited for excessive speed. Yates driven car sustained most damage.
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Parkside Drive
Retired Bishop Tucker Dies at 85 in Virginia
The Rt. Rev. Henry St. George Tucker 85 a former president of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America died Saturday in a Richmond nursing home. He served as missionary to Japan and president of St. Paul’s College Tokyo and taught at Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary. He was presiding bishop in 1937 and stepped down December 31 1946. Born Warsaw Virginia 1874 son of Rev Beverley Dandridge Tucker.
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Westmoreland
Chevys Promoted For Comfort and Space On Road
An advertisement touts Chevrolets with more room and quieter hydraulic valve lifters in standard engines. It highlights a bigger luggage compartment, larger brakes, and longer lasting components, urging readers to visit their Chevrolet dealer soon.
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