Khrushchev faces widening rifts over Berlin de Stalinization and crops
A review notes Khrushchev's de Stalinization program and costly land openings, with tensions in Berlin and disarmament. It highlights Ukraine capital shortages, weak crop gains, and rising pressure to fund high yield areas while risking heavy industry. Gromyko Thompson talks show no final Berlin decision. Khrushchev to return from Sochi as policy moves resume.
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West
Berlin
Germany
Khrushchev
Ukraine
Red China
Moscow
West Germany
Stalin
V.M. Molotov
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Andrei A. Gromyko
Presidium
Gromyko
Black Sea
Sochi
U2 Pilot Freed in Berlin Exchange and White House Plans
Fred eric L. Pryor, a 28 year old student in West Berlin, was released at Checkpoint Charlie after being held on espionage allegations. Powers, his exchange partner, would be coming to the United States, with families notified in Georgia and Virginia. Kennedy commuted Abel's sentence and Powers awaited arrival for a private reunion before government interviews.
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United States
Frederic L. Pryor
West Berlin
East Berlin
West
Pryor
Berlin
Checkpoint
Charlie
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Jean
Stephen Smith
Smith
State Department
New York
Pierre Salinger
Glienicke Bridge
Salinger
Powers
U.S
Abel
Ers
Milledgeville
Norton
Barbara
Oliver Powers
Moscow
Soviet Union
Desperate letter hints at POWERS awaiting reunion
Mrs. Powers says her husband, jailed for espionage with a 10 year term, has lost hope of clemency since August 1960. She plans reunion when he is released, noting he may continue flying, and her parents in Pound, Virginia, prepare for the visit at Norton, Virginia.
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Oliver Powers
Pound
Powers
Norton
Samuel Smith Wrote Words to the Hymn America
The Reverend Samuel Francis Smith authored the words to the patriotic hymn America. The lines first appeared at a children's Fourth of July picnic in Boston Massachusetts.
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Samuel Francis Smith
America
Boston
Mass
Greensboro leader profiles with ties to UNC Law and Mount Olive College
The profile details South Greensboro figures including a UNC Law School alumnus and Reserve officer who chaired local park bond projects, Mount Olive College president at 27, Duke connections, and community roles. It notes Crowder as High Point’s two time winner and Duke alumnus active in fundraising, with a career path from medical school to business ownership.
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University of North Carolina Law School
Greensboro
Oxford
Middlesex High School
Duke University
Atlantic Christian College
ACC
Philadelphia
North Carolina
High Point
Star Cleaners
Civil Service Jobs Openings In Area Now
Men and women 18 to 52 are urged to prepare for U S Civil Service openings in the area within the next year. Starting pay up to 446 a month with strong security and advancement. Most jobs need little or no education or experience but passing a test is required. Lincoln Service offers test prep while not government affiliated. Free information and salary lists available by mailing coupon today.
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U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
City Gives Clear Steps To Find Your Home
Local guidance outlines exact directions for residents seeking precise route to a home. Officials detail landmarks street names and turning points to ensure accurate navigation within the city.
Youth for Christ Rally Opens at Tomlinson School Auditorium
Youth for Christ holds a rally at 3 p.m. today at Tomlinson School Auditorium. The event features a Bible quiz with teams from Winston-Salem Greensboro and Danville Virginia and includes a program by teenagers from Charlotte Greensboro Winston-Salem Danville and Burlington. Rev Russ Henge is the speaker. North Carolina officers include Rev Russ Heyne Mark Corts LaVerne Campbell and William Hartman.
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Youth For Christ
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Tomlinson School
Youth For Christ Committee
High Point
Charlotte
Winston- Salem
Danville
Burlington
YFC
Young Peoples Choir
Russ Henge
America
North Carolina
Russ Heyne
Mark Corts
LaVerne Campbell
William Hartman
Two GOP Precinct Chairmen Clash at Greensboro Convention
High Point precinct 9 sent two Republican chairmen to the GOP county convention in Greensboro. Audie Evans claimed official status, while Clayton Jones pressed his own credentials. The dispute was referred to the executive committee after confusion, with Eshelman noting broad support for Jones from 16 of 20 precincts.
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High Point
Greensboro
Audie Evans
Clayton Jones
Lee Hodges
Evans
Jones
John Eshelman
Eshelman
Dorothy Peterson Launches Opening Night Charity Campaign
Actress Dorothy Peterson returns to the stage in Who will Save the Plowboy after 20 years in film. She asks well wishers to donate to the cerebral palsy fund instead of sending congratulatory telegrams.
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Dorothy Peterson
Peterson
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Ewe Eo Wee
R. Delbert Kirkman
Life Insurance
George D. Davis, C.S.A
Ralph C. Davis
Rally Today For Youth For Christ
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Max Cook
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Youth For Christ Inter- Tary
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