Typhoon Iris Roars Past Formosa Toward Red China
Typhoon Iris with 75 mile per hour winds pummeled southern Formosa as it moved toward the mainland. It plowed into the Batanes Islands off Luzon, causing rough seas and two ship wrecks with heavy loss of life and only 11 survivors found among more than 100 missing.
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Taipei
Formosa
Iris
Red China
East China Sea
Swatow
Quemoy
Hong Kong
Batanes Islands
Luzon
Khrushchev to visit six U S cities in September
White House expected to announce a 12 day U S trip for Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev starting September 15 with stops in Washington New York Los Angeles San Francisco Des Moines and Gettysburg He will speak at the National Press Club and appear on television amid controlled media access and travel arrangements by officials to limit photographers and press planes
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Washington
White House
Nikita S. Khrushchev
American
U.S
Khrushchev
National Press Club
U.N. Gen- Ssan
New York
Presidenta. Org
Gettysburg
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Des Moines
Iowa
America
Kremlin
Local youth head to national convocation at Purdue
Four area youths Harriet Austin Catherine Martin Raymond Mabe and Cynthia Davis depart at 7 a.m. Sunday for the 7th National Convocation of Methodist Youth at Purdue University Lafayette Ind Monday through Friday. About 6 000 delegates from the United States will attend. Mabe presides over Greensboro MYF District and the High Point church youth division. Austin leads the High Point MYF Sub-District and Wesley Memorial MYF. Davis serves as sub-district secretary.
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Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Harriet Austin
Catherine Martin
Raymond Mabe
High Point
Cynthia Davis
Jamestown
United States
Mabe
Greensboro
S. Main
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
MYF
Miss Davis
Congress Hails Progress On 15 Of 16 Money Bills
Both Senate and House have passed 15 of 16 fiscal year 1960 appropriations. Major cuts target foreign aid with potential reductions exceeding one billion dollars, while health and welfare funds remain above the budget. Permanents total over eight billion, with interest exceeding eight percent of the budget.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
White House
Eisenhower
Senate House
Treasury
Hawaii Statehood Proclaimed by Eisenhower on Alaska's Trail
President Eisenhower proclaimed Hawaii as the 50th state and signed the statehood papers at 4 03 p m Washington time. He also issued an executive order fixing the design of the 50 star flag with nine rows of stars in alternating six and five star lines.
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Eisenhower
Alaska
Hawaii
Washington
Country Grocer Robbed and Shot Near Thomasville
Two men in dirty shirts robbed the Holly Grove Road store near Fair Grove yesterday at about 4 30 p.m. they shot and wounded 72 year old O T Black when he tried to stop the robbery his wife witnessed the event deputies searched through the night for the gunmen describing one as six feet two inches tall in a dirty white shirt and the other stout in a reddish shirt both about 25 years old page five continues.
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O. T. Black
Thomasville
City Memorial Hospital
Black Qui
T. Black
Route 2
Holly Grove Road
Fair Grove
Black
James
Mrs. Black
Sunday Enterprise Preview Features Tomorrow
A Citizen's Radio Band aids business links to home offices in a feature by Langdon Ammen. Also, rare coin dealers Mike Heer and Ben English, both 16, are profiled by Fred Barber. Ollie Black of Thomasville recalls a store robbery and gunshot with remarks by Frank Warren.
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Langdon Ammen
Mike Heer
Ben English
Fred Barber
Sunday Enterprise
Ollie Black
Thomasville Merchant
Frank Warren
Your Enterprise
Six Die In Two Catastrophic Accidents Near Swansboro
In two crashes near Swansboro North Carolina on Friday night four people died in a head on collision and two more perished in a separate crash about a mile away. The first accident killed Henry Van Patterson 35 of Camp Lejeune and Springfield Ohio and four New Bern women. Two other women were injured and hospitalized. In the second wreck Navy men Richard R. Martin 26 and Vincent J. Cosetta 23 died while Marine Sgt. Lawrence L. Brunellie 41 was hospitalized.
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Swansboro
N.C
Here
Henry van Patterson
Camp Lejeune
Springfield
Ohio
New Bern
Lilma Norman Whitford
Cathleen Chadwick Powell
Eva Brantley Miller
Highway Patrol
Patterson
Jean Dunn Scott
Carry Lee Steward
Durharm
Can » Lejeune
Richard R. Martin
Vincent J. Cosetta
Navy
Camp Lejeune Marine Base
Lawrence L. Brunellie
Lejeune
Roger Salter
Martin
Brunellie
Cosetta
Rockefeller Weds Anne Marie Rasmussen in Solemn Norway Ceremony
Steven Rockefeller slipped a platinum wedding band on Anne Marie Rasmussen in a Lutheran ceremony at Sogne parish church Norway. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and the couple's siblings attended as the vicar pronounced them man and wife. The service began at 4 p.m. local time with Wagner's wedding march and a procession from the church door to the altar.
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Sogne
Norway
Steven Rockefeller
Anne Marie Rasmussen
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Steven
Lovise
Olav Gautestad
Anne Marie
Cerfeey
Gov. Rockefeller
Mrs. Rockefeller
Wagner
Mrs. Rasmussen
Rodman
Michael Rockefeller
Jerry More
Infant Death Blamed On Mother At Trial
Wrightstown New Jersey AP infant Marjorie Jones died July 9 from a fractured skull after police say mother Mary Hilda Jones 19 beat her with fists. The mother admitted the act after a lie detector test and was charged with homicide, held without bail for grand jury action.
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Wrightstown
N.J
Mary Hilda Jones
Marjorie
George Dann
Burlington County Hospital
Mount Holly
Dann
Harry Idell
Susan
Danny
Six Year Old Buff Gray Declines Marine Dream
Norwood Massachusetts reports Buff Gray a six year old with strength and ambition who writes to Major General David M Shoup at Parris Island asking to become a Marine Her letter highlights family military ties and parental pride while she plans to wait for future service opportunities.
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David M. Shoup
Marine
Parris Island BC
Tang
Congressmen To See Quake Destruction
Seven members of Congress flew to West Yellowstone Montana to view earthquake damage from the northwest quakes. The two day tour was arranged by Senator James E Murray and Governor J Hugo Aronson. Gov Aronson warned of a potential flood threat from waters behind a 50 million ton rockslide near the Hebgen Dam.
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West Yellowstone
Mont
Congress
Northwest
James E. Murray
Dmont
J. Hugo Aronson
Hebgen
Montana
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Walkertown
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Mr. Hinson
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Southern Baptist Convention
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Mission
Hinson
Trinity High School
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