Installation of Rich ard Mensendiek at First Evangelical Church
The Rev Richard A Mensendiek will be installed as pastor at First Evangelical and Reformed Church with Dr Harvey A Fesperman presiding. Other clergy include Rev Lonnie Carpenter and Glenn A Brown. Mensendiek began last Sunday from Lorain Ohio amid a Sunday 11 am sermon.
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First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Richard A. Mensendiek
Harvey A. Fesperman
Salisbury
Southern Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lonnie Carpenter
Burlington
Glenn A. Brown
Mensendiek
Lorrayne
Ohio
Emerywood Baptist Church
Tomlinson School
F. L. Spivey
The
North Carolina Baptist Convention
J. Clyde Turner
Thomas Haggai
George Covington
Ten Flyers Stranded At McMurdo Base
Ten U S Navy airmen were stranded at McMurdo Sound Antarctica after Neptune plane engine trouble prevented takeoff following landing. Twenty three Seabees are building six shelter huts for an International Geophysical Year base, with Dr Paul A Siple predicting winter temperatures down to 120 degrees below zero.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
South Pole
U. S. Navy
Pole
Paul A. Siple
Washington, D. C
Siple
Hungarian Student Exiles Report Soviet Unrest Aboard
A Budapest based Hungarian student who returned from Moscow says Soviet authorities face student protests. He cites actions by Russian and Chinese students in Moscow Lenin University supporting Hungary’s revolution and demanding more freedom. He notes expulsions of leaders and reports of arrests to quell criticism of Kremlin policies.
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Budapest
Moscow
Lenin University
London
Moscow University
Kremlin
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Russia
Hungary
China
Moscow Lenin University
Ernce Geroe
Communist Party
Matagas Ra
Viking Rocket Reaches 125 Miles in First IGY Test Flight
Naval and civilian scientists launched a Viking rocket from Cape Canaveral to test instruments for the earth satellite program part of the IGY. The 45 foot rocket peaked at 4,000 mph, rose to 125 miles, then landed in the Atlantic about 180 miles off the launch site.
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Washington
Naval
Defense Department
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Canaveral
Air Force Missile Test Center
Patrick Air Force Base
Navy
Glenn L. Martin Co
Baltimore
Project Vanguard
National of Science
U.S
Orlando
Fla
Scientific Earth
AFMTC
Earth
Space
White Sands Proving Ground
New Mexico
Eisenhower Sets Conference on Atomic Budget Plans
President Eisenhower arranged a White House parley with AEC chairman Lewis Strauss and Budget Director Percival Brundage to discuss top secret atomic spending for the next fiscal year. Defense estimates and the defense budget hike were discussed in separate talks with Secretary of Defense Wilson.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
White House
James C. Hagerty
Strauss
Percival Brundage
Brundage
Defense Department
Washington
Ng Services
Alree Navy Army
Wilson
Rebels harass Soviet troops from Mecsek Mountains Hungary
In southern Hungary near Pecs rebels estimated at 1500 harass Soviet occupation forces from the Mecsek range. Reports say the rebels hide in forests, are aided by locals, and that other guerrilla bands in Satoraljahly area were wiped out. Meanwhile Budapest faces worker council tensions and police actions with arrests and protests continuing as strikes flare.
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Budapest
Hungary
Pecs
Mecsek
Satoraljahly
Miskolc
Central Workers Council
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Gourmet treats and holiday curios in High Point shopping
The Sunday Enterprise previews unusual foods for Christmas including fried grasshoppers. Staff writer Forrest Cates curates a gourmet guide while Tom Alston profiles shoppers venturing into lingerie sections. Charles Bowman recalls two icy Greenland years as Dave Gillespie reports. B G Leonard retires after 35 years at the High Point Post Office.
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High Point
Forrest Cates
Tom Alston
Charles Bowman
Greenland
Bowman
Dave Gillespie
B. G. Leonard
Robert Marks
Jury Orders Death For Kidnap Slayr
A Nassau County jury of 12 fathers found Angelo LaMarca guilty of kidnapping and first degree murder in the 32 day old Peter Weinberger case and sentenced him to death in the electric chair. The defense sought temporary insanity arguing debts drove him to the crime, while prosecutors called him a cold blooded criminal. Sentencing set for December 14 with automatic appeal rights.
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Angelo LaMarca
Center
Peter Weinberger
Mineola
N. Y
LaMarca
Frank Gulotta
Peter
Morris Weinberger
Nassau County
Weinbergers
Westbury
FBI
Vitina
Mario Pitton
New York
Painful boast or sensitive valor in street vernacular
A fragmented line notes a person who proclaims giving until it hurts and appears unusually sensitive to pain, suggesting a clash between macho bravado and personal vulnerability within a street vernacular.
Dulles Heads to Paris for NATO Conference
Secretary of State Dulles travels to Paris to reassure Western European allies on U S aid amid their financial crisis and to discuss NATO defense plans. The trip follows allied rifts over Egypt and aims to restore unity with Britain and France while Congress or its two houses study foreign aid concepts. Dulles travels with unofficial support from Wilson and Humphrey and signals U S urgency to bolster Europe’s economic strength for defense.
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Washington
Dulles
Paris
United States
Congress
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
NATO
Britain
France
Egypt
Wilson
Treasury
Humphrey
Western Alliance
Europe
U. S
White House
Smuggling Rockets Found Near Port Said In Egyptian Tense Period
British and French forces report finding thousands of rounds and bazooka rockets hidden in fishing baskets near Port Said. The discovery prompts protests to the UN truce commander and raises concerns of a potential flare up as Egyptians counter marches and authorities step up searches and ban fishing boats from the area. A felucca carried the ammunition to the western edge of Port Said before interception with some arrests noted.
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Port Said
Egypt
Andre Beaufre
United Nations
Hugh Stockwell
Port
Lake Manzala
Pier Blast Origin Is Pinpointed
New York reports fire commissioner Cavanagh pins the deadly pier blast on acetylene torch sparks igniting burlap wrapped foam on the pier. Detonating primacord fuses then caused the 37 000 pounds of detonators to explode, killing ten and wounding 246 with damage around 15 million dollars. The Ensign Bickford fuse maker notes its product normally travels safely in transit.
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New York
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
Brooklyn
Cavanagh
Ensign Bickford Co
Simsbury
Ae Company
Interstate Commerce i
U.S. Coast Guard
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Morehead Planetarium
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
James Crispell
Hastings, Mich
Haworth Memorial
Wesleyan Meth
Odist Church
Kenneth Knapp
Marion
Ind
Main Street Methodist Church
Dorothy C. Wilson
Pase
Hamar
Bobby Lloyd
Joanna
Carole
Carl Baumbach
MR. Crispell
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Viking
Conference On Atomic
the Sunday Enterprise
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