Unitarian Church Speaker Plans Fellowship Talk
Dr. Sidney L. Freeman, pastor of the Unitarian Church of Charlotte, will address the YMCA on January 19 at 8 p.m. on Are You a Unitarian? He will discuss forming a Unitarian Fellowship in High Point. The meeting is open to the public. Freeman is a Madison native with degrees from Wisconsin Bowling Green and Cornell. He priorly taught at Sweet Briar College and led the Lynchburg First Unitarian Church as lay leader. He has led or chaired Unitarian groups and will help organize local religious activity.
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Thomas Jefferson Conference
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Southern Unitarian Institute
Blue Ridge
Bible Emphasis Week to Study Hosea at First Baptist
Dr. Owen F. Herring of Wake Forest College will lead First Baptist Church during Bible Emphasis Week January 12 to 17. He delivers the evening message Sunday and continues nightly sessions 7 30 to 8 30 p m Monday through Friday. The study guide is Studies in Hosea by K Owen White. Herring holds a B A and
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Bank President Becomes Two-Gun Hero in Clarkson
Clyde L. Slatcher, 70, bank president at the Bank of Clarkson, fended off a holdup Wednesday with an old 45 caliber revolver. He fired twice. bandits fled with two bullets lodged in the barrel. Five Shelbyville youths were later arrested on federal robbery charges.
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Bank
Clarkson
Clarkson, Ky
Clyde L. Slatcher
Bank of Clarkson
Bratcher
Shelbyville
Ind
Marine Sergeant Is Killed at Camp Lejeune in Barracks Shooting
Sgt. Paul Eugene Grant, 31, a 13 year Marine veteran, was shot and killed in his barracks at Camp Lejeune by Pvt. Isaiah Andres Andrews 19 who was being held without charge after a hearing for disrespect. The shooting followed a court martial hearing and occurred in the Sth Motor Transport Battalion. Grant is survived by wife Lois Grant of Bladenboro North Carolina and mother Lillie Irene Grant of Columbia City Indiana.
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Andrews
Sth Motor Transport Battalion
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PIO
Lois Grant
Bladenboro
Lillie Irene Grant
Columbia City
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Curran Tells Of Landing In Albania After Air Jet Trouble
US Air Force Maj Howard Curran recounts landing his T33 jet trainer in Albania after being blown off course. He left the plane, was held under military custody for 19 days, and said he only had fuel for 10 minutes when forced to land. Curran flew from Albania by Yugoslav airliner, stayed in Tirana then near Durres, and noted tire damage prevented an earlier escape.
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Hows
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Albania
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Adriatic Sea
Automation transforms flour storage in large elevator bins
The Sunday Enterprise previews how automation is used at Col sane Milling and Elevator Co. bins on W Green Street to manage flour storage. Safety record highlights show bus driver George Bush reaching 715000 miles without an accident over 11 years, with his views on urban driving to be explored by Jane Kerr. Fair Grove Community forms volunteer fire department with station construction and new truck, reported by Wint Capel.
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Sunday Enterprise
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Bush
Jane Kerr
Enterprise
Fair Grove
Thomasville
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Eisenhower Signals Open Door to Summit With Soviet Leader
President Eisenhower is expected to reply to Soviet Premier Bulganin this weekend, keeping the door open for a future summit while rejecting Bulganin’s bid for a session within three months. Secretary of State Dulles outlined U S policy at a news conference, favoring prepared, limited talks and warning against trusting Soviet disarmament proposals.
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Arson Fire Spree Hits UNC Campus Prompting Vigil
On the University of North Carolina campus, seven arson fires and an attempted eighth sparked a vigil by officers and volunteers. Police questioned a teenage boy as a suspect, with a 14 year old earlier detained for questioning. A major blaze damaged the Communications Center building, while two pianos were found soaked in fuel oil in Hill Music Hall basement.
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Charleston
S.C
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Leland
Music Hall
Jury Recommends Mercy Wetzel Gets Life In Prison
Frank Edward Wetzel, 36, of Fayette, N.Y., convicted of first degree murder in North Carolina, was sentenced to life in prison after a jury recommended mercy. Prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty in a separate trooper shooting. Wetzel had escaped a mental institution and faces potential future trials.
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Lee County
Rockingham
N.C
Frank Edward Wetzel
Fayette
N.Y
North Carolina
Wister Lee Reece
J. A. Rousseau Immedi
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W. Jack Hooks
Agaist Wetzel
J. T. Brown
William
Mississippi
Frank
Willard
W. L. Reece
Spot
J. A. Rousseau
Florida citrus prices rise on frost damage losses
Florida fruit losses from a December freeze were tallied at 22 million boxes of oranges and smaller cuts to grapefruit and tangerines. With high quality fruit held for the market, growers foresee higher prices for remaining fruit as supply tightens. USDA's Jan 1 estimates note the smallest orange supply since 1949 50, while Florida Citrus Mutual expects benefits for premier lots despite two to three years of reduced production.
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Florida
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Florida Citrus Mutual
USDA
U.S
Florida Growers
Barney Cohen
Florida Independent Citrus Growers Assn
Benson
Washington
Beep Beep Heard in Europe and Ohio On Officials Probe
Swedish officials said the beeping heard across Europe and Ohio originated from an idling Russian teleprinter on 20.025 megacycles, not a new Sputnik. BBC had suggested a teleprinter, and Sweden confirmed the device later transmitted Russian text after roughly three hours idle.
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Sputnik
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Project Vanguard
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Blossom Point
Finland
United States
Baby Moons For Space Tests Highlight Florida Launches
In Cape Canaveral two missiles, an Atlas and a Navaho ramjet, were launched successfully within hours. Two small satellites, one aluminum sphere 6.4 inches wide and 3.5 pounds and a metal cylinder 80 inches long and 6 inches in diameter at 29.7 pounds, are aboard as civilian and Army payloads. Details remain secret behind a high security fence.
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Fresh Canadian air cools Great Lakes in early winter briefing
A fresh supply of Canadian air brings snow flurries and near freezing readings across the Northern Great Lakes while warmer Southeast weather returns to near normal. Florida faces frost and heavy orange losses spark discussion of an unusually severe winter since the 1890s.
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Florida
U.S. Weather Bureau
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