Minister Alliance to Install Officers at YMCA Meeting
High Point ministers will gather Monday at 11 am at the YMCA to install new officers led by Rev William Price. Alliance publicity chief Rev Arlo F Newell notes the State Pastor's Conference, hosted by the North Carolina Council of Churches, will be Jan 28 at First Methodist Church with speakers Dr Andrew W Blackwood and Dr Waldo Beach.
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Temple University
Waldo Beach
Duke Divinity School
Bible Study Week Planned by Lexington Avenue Church
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church joins Southern Baptist churches in a week of Bible study January 5 to 10 led by the pastor. The program aims to begin the new year with focused study and worship.
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Southern Baptist Churches
Scientist Defects from Poland Seeks Freedom in United States
Dr Jerzy Leon Nowinski a leading Polish theoretician in thermoelasticity defects to escape political moral and religious conditions in Poland He arrived as a guest professor at Johns Hopkins Univ after applying for refuge with the FBI He hopes to bring his wife and daughter to the United States and become naturalized citizens.
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United States
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Johns Hopkins University
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England
Warsaw Technical University
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Polish Academy of Science
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Stanley Corrison
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Jerry Leon Nowinski
West
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Epiphany Candlelight Service at Saint Marys Episcopal
The Young People’s Service League of Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church presents the Epiphany Candlelight Service tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. Miss Lena Belle Weatherly directs with James Best as narrator. Offerings will support the National organs project of Episcopal oath.
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World Wide Church Attendance Movement at North Main Baptist
North Main Street Baptist Church joins the World Wide Church Attendance Movement with this year theme MORE ON PAGE TWO guiding members to increase weekly worship.
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Miss America 1955 Plans July or August Wedding
Miss America of 1955 Lee Ann Meriwether will marry Broadway actor Frank Alatter from the Broadway musical Bells are Ringing. They became engaged on New Year’s Eve and expect a July or August ceremony in New York.
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Lee Ann Meriwether
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Reds Hit Snag On Third Moon
Vanguard chief John P. Hagen said Russia faces difficulties launching a new Sputnik into orbit and the next U S attempt may not place a satellite. If the American moon stays aloft it is a byproduct of a three stage rocket test planned for next March.
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Monroney Attacks Nixon Jet Tanker Use as Taxi
Sen. Monroney argues the KC135 jet tanker used for Nixon should not be diverted to VIP use. He cites urgent four-engine tanker needs for SAC and questions authority behind Air Force access at Andrews. Nixon and the plane’s status remain unsettled as the administration weighs usage.
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Students Seek Atomic Lab at New York High School
A Stuyvesant High School student group asked the Atomic Energy Commission for approval to build a cyclotron and subcritical atomic reactor in Manhattan. The board of education noted it would be the first such high school equipment in the nation.
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Oak Ridge Atomic Laboratory
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Stuyvesant High School
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Missile range to 5000 miles from Camp Cooke
Air Force plans Atlas intercontinental missiles to be fired from Camp Cooke California over the Pacific as training for crews. The same site may host an earth satellite program. two squadrons are activated: 672nd at Cooke with Thor missiles and 864th at Huntsville with Jupiter missiles.
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Cooke
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Ala
Replacement star hired for Norma in Rome after Callas walkout
Opera officials summon Anita Cerquetti to sing Norma tonight as Maria Callas apologizes to President Gronchi for quitting mid performance. Lucille Udovick, a San Francisco soprano, may take over Monday. Callas doctors report bronchitis and laryngitis but improving. Public reaction in Rome remains heated with critics blaming temper over voice.
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Miss Callas
Italy
Opera
Anita Cerquetti
Miss Cerquetti
Perugia
Naples
San Carlo
Lucille Udovick
San Francisco
Miss Udovick
Umberto de Martini
Milan
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la Callas da
Roma
Callas
Elsa Maxwell
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Anti-Red Crusader Kills Wife Then Himself in Taxi
Howard Rushmore the former Confidential editor and anti-communist crusader shot and killed his estranged wife Frances in a taxi on Madison Avenue and 97th Street, then killed himself. Police identified the pair tentatively while witnesses recalled their heated argument and threats amid the cab ride.
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Howard Rushmore
Confidential
Rushmores
Rushmore
Communist Daily Worker
Frances
Edward Pearlman
Madison Avenue
97Th Street
Pearlman
Womn
Soviet Soldiers Allegedly Mutiny in East Germany
Berlin reports quote the National Alliance of Solidaritists claiming Soviet troops in East Germany staged an anti communist mutiny and four officers fled to West Berlin. Allied and German sources have no confirmation. other rumors include shootings near Kella and New Year alcohol fueled border attempts.
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East Germany
National Alliance of Solidaritists
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East Berlin
Falkenberg
Hamburg
Bildzeitung
Germany
Kella
Bonn
Eisenhower Mixed Rest and Work at Gettsburg Farm
President Eisenhower rests at his Gettysburg farm while preparing the State of the Union for Congress. He is expected to cut outdoor activity due to wintry weather and may resume golf soon after recovering from a mild stroke last November. He has been at the farm since December 27 with a brief White House stay.
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Eisenhower
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Sunday Enterprise previews 1958 for High Point and Thomasville
The Enterprise outlines tomorrow’s series on 1958 outlook across city government industry and employment, summarizing past year trends and future expectations. It highlights Kellam Foundry producing fire hydrants and large water valves and previews Seagrove bean canning success by Ed Lane and Braxton Younts.
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