Congo Army Captures Bakwanga Capital in Kasai Province
Premier Lumumba's Congo army seized Bakwanga, capital of Kasai Province, with Kalonji claiming three Communist Czechoslovakian officers led the assault and Tunisian U N troops blocked defense. Kalonji fled to Elisabethville and vowed to continue resistance from other regions. He urged aid from the United States Britain France and former French African states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabethville
the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Bakwanga
Kasai
Albert Kalonji
Lumumba
A. m
Guinea
U. N
Katanga
Kalonji
Free World
United States
Britain
France
Independent States
French Africa
Belgium
UN Troops Clash Near Stanleyville Amid Congo Turmoil
Ethiopian U N troops clashed with Congolese soldiers near Stanleyville as the Congo crisis deepened. UN officials warned the area was out of hand while Premier Patrice Lumumba flew to Stanleyville in a new Russian plane inviting reporters to witness what he called peaceful conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. N
Stanleyville
Oriental
United Nations
Patrice Lumumba
Federal judges refuse to halt integration efforts in Louisiana cases
Federal judges declined to stay court-ordered school integration findings in Houston and Louisiana. The Houston board sought a stay while appealing, with Judge Connally ordering grade-by-grade integration starting September 7. In New Orleans the NAACP sought to block Governor Davis from interfering with public schools set to reopen segregated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Houston
Tex
Louisiana
Jack P. F. Gremillion
Houston School Board
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District
Ben Connally
Richard T. Rives
John Minor Widsom
Connally
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Jimmie Davis
Davis
U.S. District Court
Church Notes Highlight Missions and Guest Ministers
The Rev. and Mrs. Simpson head to Cairo Egypt for mission work and will speak at First Church of God Greenview Terrace. Wake Forest College President Dr. Harold Tribble will guest preach at First Baptist alongside other Methodist guest ministers in High Point area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Simpson
Cairo
Egypt
First Church of God
S. Main Street
Greenview Terrace
Simpson
School of Theology
Anderson
Ind
Shelbyville
Kennedy School of Music
Dale Grubbs
First Baptist Church
J. E. Rawlinson
Harold W. Tribble
Presi
Youth Meet At Crestwood Presbyterian Guests
The Pioneer Fellowship of Crestwood Presbyterian Church will join Pioneer Fellowship of First Presbyterian for Sunday evening vespers. Recreation starts at 5 p.m. followed by supper. John Hatcher leads Junior High Friendships and Dates. Senior High Fellowship meets at Judy Culp’s home for a 5 p.m. cookout and vespers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Fellowship
Crestwood
Dr Vance Havner to Speak at Emerywood Baptist Church
Dr Vance Havner, former First Baptist Charleston pastor, will be guest minister tomorrow at Emerywood Baptist Church. Havner, active in revival and Bible conferences since 1940, has authored 14 books. Sunday is designated Off To College Day for Southern Baptists with High Point First Baptist recognizing fall college attendees during the morning worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Fairfield Methodist Church
H. C. Clinard
Bunker Hill
Sandy Ridge
Edward C. Temple Jr
Piney Grove Methodist
John Paschal
Jack Ballard
Denton Methodist Church
Allen Jay Baptist Church
George Wallace
Vance Havner
Emerywood Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Charleston
S. C
Havner
Southern Baptist Convention
Young People’s Department
Training Union
Long Faces Thwarted Bid in Central Louisiana Runoff
In the 8th District Democratic runoff, Harold McSween seeks to defeat former Gov. Earl Long while Rep. T. A. Thompson fights Arsen Stewart in the 7th District. McSween led Long in past battles. weather and local interest promise a strong vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Milliner
New Orleans
Earl Kamp Long
Harold McSween
Louisiana
Long-McSween
Rep
T. A. Thompson
Arsene Stewart
Thompson
Stewart
Washington
McSween
Alexandria
Long
Deserter Accuses U S Attache Of Spying In Moscow
An American GI deserter, Vladimir Sloboda, accused Col. Theodore Hoffman the U S Army attache in Moscow of espionage amid a widening spy story. Sloboda, a former soldier who vanished from West Germany, claimed Hoffman and others ran spy rings using tourists and diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U.S. Army
Theodore F. Hoffman
Vladimir Sloboda
Soviet Union
U.S
George Payne Winters Jr
Col. Hoffman
West Germany
Sloboda
Germany
Hoffman
Pughtown
Army Intelligence School
Ft. Holabird
Heidelberg
Kennedy Nixon receive mixed signals in campaign week
The Associated Press reports both candidates paused campaigning with Nixon back in Washington claiming the South is in real trouble for Kennedy Johnson and Kennedy receiving AFL-CIO backing. Kennedy drew large crowds in Alabama and Georgia while Pat Nixon planned a Buffalo visit. In Louisiana Earl Long faced a runoff primary against Harold McSween as the political week unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Afl-Cio General Board
United States
Kennedy
Nixon
James P. Mitchell
Afl-Cio
Thruston B. Morton
Washington
Hyannis Port
Mass
Pat Nixon
Buffalo
N.Y
Louisiana
Earl Long
Harold McSween
Gunfight Sparks After Misidentification In Fort Worth
Deputies and armored car guards exchange fire during a stakeout at a Fort Worth supermarket. Two deputies Windle Coy Ray and James Hutcherson are wounded. they and the guards misidentified each other as robbers. No robbery occurred.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tarrant County
Harlon Wright
Windle Coy Ray
James FE. Hutcherson
Haltom City
St. Joseph Hospital
Wright
Ray
Hutcherson
Congo Moving Toward Communist Bloc Says Diplomats
Western diplomats view the Congo crisis as inching toward a Communist bloc alignment led by Patrice Lumumba amid Soviet officials arrival and internal resistance. Observers note Lumumba’s shifts, UN tension, and local autonomy movements with sporadic protests and security crackdowns at Leopoldville and Brazzaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Heinzerling
Leopoldville
The
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Africa
United Nations
Lumumba
Dag Hammarskjold
Ican
Conference of Independent African States
Joseph Kasagubu
French Congo
Joseph Babout
Associated Press
Iwe
U. S. Swimmers Break World Record in Medley Relay
The U S 400 meter medley relay team swam 4 08 2 to erase the 4 10 4 world mark set by Australia and beat Canada by about 15 yards. The quartet Bennet Hall Gil Steve Clark, all from California, lowered the Olympic record as the U S qualified first for the Sept 1 final. Australia led heat one in 4 14 8 and Japan led heat two in 4 16
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Bob Bennet
Encino
Calif
Paul Hall
San Jose
Dave Gil- Steve Clark
Los Altos
United States
Canada
Netherlands
Australia
Japan
Judge directs officer to file civil action over noisy truck
In Louisville, Sgt. Vernon Austin charged in domestic relations court that a refrigerator truck parked near his home disrupted his sleep during night shifts. Judge Richard Nash dismissed the case, noting the parking location sits in a commercial zone and advised a civil court filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Vernon Austin
Richard Nash
Armored car makes High Point debut in Sunday Enterprise
Protection story details a buff colored armored car recently seen on High Point streets. Braxton Younts writes a feature on the first such vehicle in the city. The Sunday Enterprise previews three political articles by local party chairs and Gavin supporters, with the first set for tomorrow. A Duke University program aims to attract graduates to teaching, described in a special tomorrow article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Braxton Younts
the Sunday Enterprise
Citizens For Gavin Organization
Sunday Enterprise
Duke University
Enterprise Tomorrow
Ministers Won't Rap Castro at OAS Meeting
Latin American ministers hammered out a draft resolution to condemn Khrushchev over rocket threats to the United States while sidestepping direct condemnation of Fidel Castro. The plan, crafted by Mexico Chile Uruguay and Colombia, faced debate before final approval by twenty OAS ministers and a later council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
U.S
Fidel Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Organization of American States
United States
Castro
Soviet Union
Red China
OAS
Mexico
Chile
Uruguay
Colombia
Council of Ministers
Christian A. Herter
Raul Roa
Khrushchev
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Bulletin
Leopoldville, the Congo
By Faye Marks
Bunker Hill Methodist Church
Kernersville
Sandy Ridge Methodist Church
Rov. G. Steed
Methodist Church
Ebenezer Quarterly Conference
Steed
High Point College
Duke Divinity School
R. Glenn Steed
Charity Baptist Church
Fraley Road
Harold Tribble
Emery Wood
State Board of Education
Clara Long Knott
Natchitoches
Congress
George S. Long
Lloyd Teekell
Vikki Dougan
Los Angeles
Vikki
Jim Sweeney
Deserter
Brands Attache
Dorsement
Afl-Cio Union
Ala
Sen
Lyndon B
Congo Republic
Interior Ministry
Anicet Kashamura
G. A. Zhukov
Pravda
U. S
Indianapolis A. C
Toledo
Ohio
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