Eisenhower lays cornerstone of Capitol extension
President Eisenhower inaugurates the 2nd extension of the Capitol with a historic cornerstone ceremony, continuing a tradition started by Washington and followed by Fillmore. The 10 million dollar east front project spurs debate over masonry, ceremonial roles, and space for new committee rooms and corridors.
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Long blasts party leaders amid runout powder claim in Baton Rouge
Gov. Earl K. Long, eight days out of a mental hospital, lambasted party leaders as taking a runout powder during a late night rally. The 63 year old, flanked by aides and cronies including Oscar Guidry, warned that his heart may not handle a campaign tour. He attacked Camille Gravel Jr. in a tirade and pivoted to schedule four July speeches and a Miss Louisiana contest, despite doctors’ warnings.
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Oak View Church Homecoming and Pastors Remembered
Oak View Methodist celebrates 23rd anniversary with homecoming services led by Dr William Harrison Williams. Former pastors invited as the church recalls beginnings in a tent at Carolina Avenue and Old Winston Road and growth to a brick sanctuary. Resident leader Rev Fletcher Howard since June last year. Also notes Ridgecrest workshop by W Edward Kissiah and Summerfield Baptist Church homecoming with Rev C L Taylor guest speaker.
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Queen Elizabeth II Faces Butterflies Before Chicago Visit
Queen Elizabeth II nears the end of a Western Ontario tour and sails toward Chicago where a large reception awaits. Close aides say she "always gets butterflies" before major appearances, especially abroad, amid preparations aboard the Britannia for a dock at 10 a.m. Monday.
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First official 49 star flag raised at Ft. McHenry
Alaska gains 49th star as the new flag is raised just after midnight at Fort McHenry. President Eisenhower sends a message praising American growth and liberty. Tokyo embassy raises the 49 star flag first on U.S. soil. Capitol hosts a midnight flag exchange for about 1,800 requests with Alaska first, plus a $3,000 fireworks show mapping Alaska on the Washington Monument grounds.
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Fourth of July Traffic Death Toll Climbs in Holiday Peak
Nationwide holiday traffic drew hundreds of thousands of travelers as sunny weather spurred a car parade. Safety officials forecast about 350 auto deaths over a 54 hour period starting Friday, far above Memorial Day weekend figures.
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Tempest in Albuquerque Beauty Chooses Miss Universe Entry
Miss New Mexico Sue Ingersoll, a red haired beauty parlor operator, defies a Catholic ban to compete in Miss Universe. Archbishop Byrne's decree bars public swimsuit appearances, threatening sacraments for her and her family. Ingersoll says she will pursue both her faith and the contest, amid widespread phone calls and support.
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Four Die In Muskegon Lake Boat Collision
A Fourth of July moonlight cruise on Lake Michigan near Muskegon ended with a 24 foot cruiser sinking in 18 feet of water. Drowned are Alvin Kenney and Dorothy Kenney. Missing are their son Robert and son-in law Richard Schaub among six feared dead.
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Soviet Trade Push Signals West Coast Mission
The Kremlin envoy Frol Kozlov seeks expanded U S Soviet trade with private meetings with West Coast business leaders. He bans reporters for the day to rest from questions while stressing trade and a possible summit on world issues. Governor Brown remarks on trade potential while Sacramento hosts Kozlov after Mikoyan visit. San Francisco offers venue for a prospective summit.
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Fourth of July in High Point features at City Lake Park
The Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow's photo feature on how High Point observes Independence Day with games at City Lake Park. Also highlighted is Thomasville's new Senior High School project with three of nine planned buildings ready this fall. A Cold War embassy analysis compares American and Russian representations in capitals.
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