Christmas Candle Lighting Services At Local Churches
Multiple Christmas observances planned tomorrow across Green Street Baptist Wesley Memorial First Evangelical and Reformed and First Baptist churches. features candles carols choirs soloists readings and a cantata. offerings support mission work in Havana Cuba and local church programs.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Margaret Beamon
Sandra Ridge
W. Howard Coble
Carroll S. Feagins
Carl S. Stewart
Havana
Cuba
Wesley Memorial
Christmas Cantata at North Main Church
A Christmas cantata titled Chimes of the Holy Night by Fred B. Hotton will be presented tomorrow at 7 30 p m at North Main Street Baptist Church conducted by Jerry F Stamps minister of music and education.
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North Main
North Main Street Baptist Church
Fred B. Hotton
Jerry F. Stamps
Parsonage Open House Announcement
Parsonage open house announced with reception details to be provided on page two.
Sumatra Army Coup Seizes Central Region
A clique of Sumatra army officers seized control of central Sumatra and named Col. Simbolon head of civilian and military authority. The central government planned to send a delegation to contact locals, while communications with Jakarta were restricted and no clashes were reported.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sumatra
Col
Simbolon
Java
British Get 500 Million U S Loan Amid Suez Crisis
Washington reports the United States loaned Britain 500 million dollars through the Export Import Bank to pay for essential imports over the next year as Britain seeks to shore up reserves after the Suez Canal closure. British officials say this is the final extraordinary move for now. Prime Minister Eden asks Washington and Ottawa to cancel 104 million dollars in 1956 interest on prior loans.
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United States
Britain
U. S
Europe
International Monetary Fund
Eden
Canada
France
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Hammarskjold
Vassily V. Kuznetsov
James J. Wadsworth
U. N
Nixon Winding Up Survey In Austria
Vice President Nixon nears the final phase of his field survey on the Hungarian refugee problem in Austria. He plans to report to President Eisenhower by year end and meet the president's refugee committee next week near Camp Kilmer New Jersey. Nixon advocates admitting more than the 21 500 agreed. He travels home via Iceland where a U S air base sparked political debate. Nixon mingles with officials and local citizens during his Austria stop.
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Salzburg
Austria
Nixon
Eisenhower
Special Committee On
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Julius Raab
United States
Iceland
U.S
Vienna
Ludvik Josepsson
Hannibal Waldsmarsson
U. S
Atty
William P. Rogers
Washington
Reykjavik
Cincinnati Shooting Ties Two Prominent Families
In Cincinnati yesterday a shooting at Lester Aue's mansion left Aue dead and his daughter Susan severely injured. Susan's boyfriend Gordor Pape Jr. suffered a fatal head wound and remains unconscious, while Helen Aue lies in a coma. Investigators found a preexisting, unmailed letter in Pape's car as a key clue.
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Cincinnati
Lester Aue
Crackett Products Co
Aue
Susan
Helen
Gordor Pape Jr
Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office
Pape
Dixie Outdoor Theater Corp
Christmas at the South Pole Aboard Deep Freeze Bases
Three thousand Americans stationed across bases and ships in Antarctica celebrate Christmas far from home. Cooks prepare turkey and pumpkin pie. a manger is built in a Quonset hut. Christmas trees arrive from Oregon and New Zealand pine adorn the altar. Chaplain Condit leads services as Seabees, Civil Air Patrol cadets, and crews share religious observances on Little America and Marie Byrd Land.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
Antarcticca
Oregon
Navy
Harold D. Upton
Colorado Springs
Colo
David A. McCarthy
Somerville
Mass
William L. Welch
Oil City
Joseph C. Condit
Spiers
Bowers Hill
South Pole
Queen Maud Mountains
Little America
Marie Byrd Land
Peter Bol
Arcadia
Calif
Bad Weather Hampers Holiday Travel Record Toll Is Predicted
Traffic fatalities soar as fog and rain grip the eastern half of the country during the home-for-Christmas rush. The National Safety Council warns of a possible record 660 deaths over the holiday period, with 48 fatalities reported by 6 p.m. yesterday and state totals listing Illinois Michigan Ohio New York and others among the hardest hit.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Atlantic
Illinois
Chicago
Michigan
Ohio
New York
National Safety Council
Council
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Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Midwest
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
New England
Consin
Mid- Atlantic
Midway
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San Francisco
Seattle
Miami
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Ex Intelligence Chief Sentenced in Cold War Case
Otto John, former West German intelligence chief, was sentenced to four years for treasonable relations with the Communists during his 17 month stay behind the Iron Curtain. The Federal Supreme Court announced the sentence after a six week trial that heard seventy witnesses and climaxed West Germanys cold war scandal. John claimed he was drugged and driven into East Berlin on July 20, 1954.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Otto John
Federal Supreme Court
West Germany
John
East Berlin
Port Said British French withdrawal nears completion
Last British and French troops are expected to depart Port Said as U N police assume control and a prisoner exchange at El Cap ends the major departure barrier. The canal remained the central objective of foreign forces with Arab delegates pressing Israel to withdraw from Sinai.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
U. N
Sinai Peninsula
Britain
France
Israel
New York
U. N. General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Sinai
el Cap
Here
Cairo
Suez Canal Zone
U N. Breaks Off Suez Debate For Christmas Recess
United Nations delegates head home for a Christmas recess after toying with Middle East issues and other matters. Dag Hammarskjold reported a partial Israeli Sinai withdrawal by January 10 while full pullout timing remained unsettled amid charges from Egypt and appeals from Jordan and Arab states.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
Middle East
Dag ‘Hammarskjold
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Hammarskjold
Jordan
Fog and Rain Halt Traffic Across Eastern Half Nation
A widespread fog and rain blanket cut visibility to zero in many eastern states, creating hazardous driving conditions during the pre Christmas travel period. At least 31 deaths occurred in motor accidents since yesterday, with an estimated 660 toll for the holiday.
Sunday Enterprise Holiday Preview Features City Officials
The Sunday Enterprise highlights tomorrow's edition with Santa requests from High Point and Thomasville officials. It notes the High Point post office stamp of approval and its fast Christmas mail flow. Fire Department standby coverage during the season and ministers’ ideas on keeping Christ in Christmas are also featured.
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Santa Claus
High Point
Thomasville
Forrest Cates
Ed Lane
Robert Marks
Tom Alston
Pete Jones
Christ
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J. C. McAllister Jr
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W. F. Thomas
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W. O. Stout
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