Desegregation Test Takes Place at Warren County High
In Front Royal Virginia a mixed registration test unfolds at Warren County High School as 11 Black and 65 White students sign up for the 1959 60 session. White registrants lag behind eligible turnout. officials expect higher attendance today. Meanwhile a private school run by the Warren County Educational Foundation plans to operate, and union agent Charles Leadman says a petition to label the public high school surplus and sell the property may be filed in Circuit Court today under a Virginia referendum law.
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Front Royal
Virginia
Warren County High School
Q. D. Gasque
Warren County Educational Foundation
Charles E. Leadman
Textile Workers Union
Leadman
Circuit Court
Southern Solons Threaten Filibuster On Rights Bill
Southern Senators signaled a filibuster against a broad civil rights bill in the Senate. Leaders Dirksen and Hennings planned to attach the measure as a rider to other bills, aiming for action before adjournment amid Southern resistance.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
D'Mo
Dirksen
Hennings
Kings
Revival and memorial events in High Point area
The Glenola Baptist revival led by Rev Elbert Yeatts runs August 17 to 28 at 730 pm. Springfield Memorial Association holds its 52nd annual meeting at Springfield Friends Meeting House with Robert H Frazier in charge and a memorial to the Petty children. revival services also planned at First Church of the Nazarene 1219 East Green Street with Rev John R Soloky and music from local churches.
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Glenola Baptist
Elbert Yeatts
Glenola Baptist Church
Mr. Yeatts
Blue Ridge
Springfield Memorial Association
Springfield
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Guilford College
Columbia
World Conference of Friends
Oxford
American Foreign Services
Petty
Greensboro
Memorial Association
Jesse Standfield Sr
Clintondale
N. Y
First Church of the Nazarene
E. Green St
John R. Soloky
Mr. Soloky
Cleveland Bible College
High Point
A. D. Holt
Glenn O. Vanhook
Calvary Church of the Nazarene
North Carolina
Churches of the Nazarene
AWOL Owl Returns To City Home With Wife
In Baltimore a pair of city owls settled near a gas and electric company site. Alfred, an AWOL male, was captured by an owl catcher and sent to the city zoo before officials learned the owls’ service to the grounds. Alfred was returned to the utility grounds and reconciled with his mate.
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Baltimore
Alfred
Baltimore Gas and, ‘Electric Co
Edward Gleason
Gleason
Gas and Electric Company
Zoo
Arthur Watson
Back to School Features in High Point Area
The Enterprise previews the new school year with Sept. 1 openings in High Point Guilford and Randolph Counties. Features include school schedules construction news and facilities such as Jamestown’s Lucy Ragsdale High School and High Point College.
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High Point
Enterprise Tomorrow
Guilford
Randolph
Jamestown
Lucy Ragsdale
High Point College
U S Balloon Fails To Go Into Orbit
The United States attempted a 12 foot inflatable balloon satellite aboard a Juno II rocket from Cape Canaveral. The three stages fired but the final stage veered off and the payload re entered. A Titan missile failed earlier in the day. other launches and a Discoverer V capsule recovery watched without success.
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United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
England
Hawaii
Air Force
Earth
Hawaiian Islands
U.S
Launching Of Rocket Seen From Carolina Coast
A three stage rocket carrying a 12 foot balloon was observed moving about 2000 mph as it orbited a device to verify its course. Residents near Charleston reported a bright light and a smoky streak lifting into the sky. Sightings were reported at Charleston Wilmington Jacksonville and Camp Lejeune among other points.
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Charleston
Wilmington
Jacksonville
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Castro denounces Trujillo and U S aid for anti Castro plot
Fidel Castro labels Rafael Trujillo the financial boss of rebels as he denounces U S aid and accuses Cuban exiles of permission and support for anti government actions. He cites Leaflets dropped from Miami and references to Christian Herter discussions on Latin America's hunger and invasions.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Rafael L. Trujillo
United States
Miami
Cuba
Castro
Aftain
Interretary
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Tooth Glue Could End Need for Plates Says Navy
Navy researchers report a cementing substance that may let teeth be repaired or reinserted rather than replaced. Capt. Thomas J. Canty, director of the Prosthetics Research Laboratories in Oakland, notes a dog has a tooth glued in for about a year and ate the day after the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Hospital
Oakland
Calif
Canty
Washington
Navy
Nixon urges U S strength to win Soviet favor
Vice President Nixon says American military strength is essential to compel the Soviet Union toward peace. He cites his tour of the USSR and Poland and argues a strong offense deters aggression. Nixon, in Chicago for College All-Star game coverage, dodges 1960 candidacy talk and mingles with the public during his visit.
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Chicago
America
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Poland
United States
Conrad Nixon
Baltimore Colts
Football Writers’ Assn. of America
Free World
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Statler
Los Angeles
Paul Butler
Norris Poulson
Ed Pauley
Butler
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Pat Duggins
Glenola Church
Highway 311
Cecil Wright
Rev
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Charles A. Barefoot
Kenneth Johnson
Sunday Enterprise
Titan
THE
Associated Press
Carole Tregoff
Bernard Finch
Gladys Tregoff
West Covina
Trujillo
Santiago
Caribbean
New York
Nikita 8
Khrushchev
United ,States
Korea
Berlin
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