NASA Warns Nuclear Rockets Need Time For Development
Dr. Hugh Dryden told Congress nuclear engines will not replace chemical thrust for years due to radiation risks. NASA and AEC officials noted nuclear propulsion may suit very large payloads and distant goals, while NASA seeks funding for civilian space programs totaling about 533 million dollars over the next year.
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Hugh Dryden
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
D. D. Wyatt
NASA
Office of Space Flight Development
Wyatt
Moon
Senate Space Subcommittee
Soviet Union greets British premier with red carpet
Moscow hosts Harold Macmillan as he arrives for talks with Nikita Khrushchev signaling hopes to ease global tension. Khrushchev greets him at the airport in cold weather amid flags, a military band, and a solemn guard as both leaders discuss peace and peaceful co existence.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Britain
No. 10 Downing Street
London
Bishop M George Henry Leads Western North Carolina Diocese
Emphasis on church history and inter faith study marks services led by Bishop M George Henry of the Diocese of Western North Carolina in Asheville. He lists past assignments including St Philip's Durham and St Pauls Winston-Salem with degrees earned in chemistry and a 1948 consecration at Trinity Church Asheville.
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M. George Henry
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Western North Carolina
Trinity Episcopal
Stoneville
Church of the Messiah
Mayodan
Christ Church
Walnut Cove
St. Phillip’s Church
Germanton
Calvary Parish
Taraos
Char
Seminary Choir to Perform at First Evangelical Service
The Seminary Choir of Lancaster Theological Seminary United Church of Christ will give a 7 30 p m concert at First Evangelical and a dinner will be hosted by the church Women’s Guild. Callis of Bessemer City attends with choir members staying overnight. A film titled Methodism in Hawaii will be shown during the worship service under Mrs Dean Dull who chairs Calvary’s missions committee.
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John W. W. Smith
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
Church of God
Youth Fellowship
Lancaster Theological Seminary
United Church of Christ
First Evangelical
Women's Guild of the Church
Callis
Bessemer City
Training school opens at High Point Gospel Tabernacle
Sunday training sessions begin Wednesday at 7 30 p m under Rev J E Nelson pastor at the High Point Gospel Tabernacle. The eight class series uses a film strip program titled Successful Teaching covering the teacher and other topics.
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High Point Gospel Tabernacle
J. E. Nelson
Specter of Higher North Carolina Taxes Emerges
In Raleigh the General Assembly faces the prospect of new or increased taxes as lawmakers form lines on budget issues. Gov Hodges’ balanced plan remains under scrutiny with talks on windfall revenue and potential tax boosts to cover education raises and welfare costs. A push to shift matching funds to the state would reduce county burdens, while vaccination funding and a new legislative building draw debate.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Hodges
State Board of Education
Athens
Sen. S. Bunn Frink
Brunswick
Frink
State Assn
Cea
Newspaper Guild Strikes in St Louis Over Pension Plan
The American Newspaper Guild strikes the St Louis Globe-Democrat over pension terms. About 330 employees walk out as negotiations stall at noon Friday. Publisher Amberg cites lack of a funded pension formula. dispute continues with no progress from conciliation talks.
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ST. Louis
American Newspaper Guild
St. Louis Globe-Democrat Today
A.m
Globe-Democrat
Guild Local 47
C. K. Call
Richard H. Amberg
Rene Viene Ear Pernene
Herbert Monk
Guild
Globe
Eisenhower Returns After Mexican Goodwill Visit
President Eisenhower flew home from Acapulco after a two day visit with Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos. They agreed to jointly build a 100 million dollar Diablo Dam on the Rio Grande and Mexico and the United States will determine financing. The communique praised excellent relations and mutual understanding between the two nations.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Eisenhower
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Rio Grande
U.S
Washington
Augusta
Georgia
Columbine
United States
Iran to Sign Military Pact With United States
Iran's Shah announced at a Tehran news conference that Iran will sign a bilateral military pact with the United States as a precautionary measure, and will not deploy missile bases or change its West-facing policy unless attacked. He dismissed Soviet propaganda and pledged to maintain friendly relations with neighbors despite a failed February incident.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah
United States
West
Moscow Radio
High Point Silver Anniversary feature in The Enterprise
The High Point Community Concert Association marks its 25th milestone with a history feature on its cultural contributions to High Point, to appear in The Enterprise tomorrow. Other upcoming features include George Washington as farmer and fireman, plus Randolph Street’s upcoming transformation in Thomasville.
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High Point
George Washington
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Braxton Younts
Sunday Enterprise
America
Washington
Thomasville
Randolph Street
Chair City
Frank Warren
Bank robbery suspect nabbed at Fuquay Springs
Bradford, linked to a bank heist at a government reserve and the killing of teller J Frank Johnson, was arrested while driving a new car in Fayetteville. About $10 000 of the loot was recovered, and Johnson's body was found beside the bank vault. The agent says the crime involved in the government reservation and the First Citizens Bank branch.
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Bradford
Here
Fayetteville
U.S
T. L. Hon
J. Frank Johnson
U.S. District Court
Johnson
First Citizens Bank & Trust Co
FBI
Army
B. Foster
William A. Duke
Ft. Bragg
Fuquay ‘Springs
Emmett Overby
Debbie Reynolds says she bears no bitterness after divorce
Debbie Reynolds tells AP she holds no bitterness toward Eddie Fisher or Elizabeth Taylor after divorce. She says anger is useless, plans to discard the divorce book and key after finalization, and focuses on happiness and time with her children.
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Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie
Debbie
Settle
New School Teacher Mechanical Marvel
UCLA education psychologist Dr. Evan R. Keislar develops an electronic teaching machine named Tomorrow's teacher. The device acts as a patient, nonpunitive automated mentor for algebra lessons, recording Johnny’s progress and offering immediate feedback with green or red indicators.
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Los Angeles
Evan R. Keislar
University of California At Los Angeles
Keislar
Johnny
Perder Garhy
University
Dr. Keislar
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