New Pastor and Several Church Events Highlight Local Notebook
The Rev. and Mrs. Roy James Barnwell host open house at Welch Memorial parsonage 803 Mangum Ave from 3 to 5 p.m. The Rev R L Staley speaks at Gospel Tabernacle 225 Willowbrook St while Rev J E Nelson attends youth conference. Oak View Methodist marks 22nd Anniversary with Dr R P Marshall. Ebenezer Methodist hires Rev Herbert Penry for evangelistic series starting Sunday. High Point Young Adult Sub-District meets at Ward Street Methodist Thursday. Rev C B Sullivan to speak at Church of God 601 W Green St Sunday.
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Roy James Barnwell
Mangum Ave
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Mr. Barnwell
Welch Memorial
R. L. Staley
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook St
J. E. Nelson
South
Mr. Staley
South Atlantic
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Mee Palinetc Heaven
Hendersonville
Oak View Methodist Church
R. P. Marshall
North Carolina Christian Advocate
Fletcher E. Howard
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Herbert Penry
Mr. Penry
Seagrove
Thomasville
Methodist Church
High Point
Ward Street Methodist Church
C. B. Sullivan
Church of God
W. Green St
Missile fired in new Thor IRBM test over Atlantic
Cape Canaveral AP report says the Air Force propelled the Thor Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile about 1500 miles into space to test a prototype warhead nose cone. The 65 foot rocket launched at 1 36 am EST and appeared normal with nose cone recovery efforts ongoing.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Air Force
Meg Nnater
Tho
Thor
Royal Air Force
England
Atlantic
Army
Jupiter
Senators Revise Omnibus Housing Bill in Senate Vote
The Senate sped a 2.475 billion omnibus housing bill to the House despite Eisenhower administration opposition. It expands federal housing programs with 1.8 billion for urban renewal, 400 million for dormitory loans, 150 million for veterans loans, and 125 million for college classroom and lab loans over six years. Senate manager Sparkman praised its aim to aid the elderly, low and middle income families, and slum dwellers.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Woman Climbs Trees At 69 In Quiet Pottstown Feats
Mrs. Sadie Brown, 69, widow of four years, climbs trees up to 70 feet and past for fun and cherries. She credits oats as daily fuel and says she remains fit with no aches while planning three more years of climbing before easing into less active hobbies.
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Pottstown
Sadie Brown
Mrs. Brown
Pair Held In Bank Robbery Guns Welcome to Court
Two men face grand jury on armed robbery charges over a $5385 daylight stickup at Community Savings and Loan Co in Parkersburg West Virginia. Warren Nicholson 27 Bridgeport and Charles McKeithan 23 Hamlet NC were arrested in Charleston two hours after the holdup in a large 10 wheel truck used to flee.
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Parkersburg
W.va
Community Savings and Loan Co
Bruce Parsons
Warren Nicholson
Bridgeport
Charles McKeithan
Hamlet
N.C
Parsons
Savings and Loan Company
Nicholson
McKeithan
Charleston
Ohio River
Ohio
Italian Fall Fashion Show Sees Sack Look Rebound
Rome awaits the autumn collection with designers showing tighter lines and body emphasis amid debates on the sack silhouette. After four days in Rome the scene moves to Florence for continued presentations by Carosa Capucci Simonetta Giorgini and more as buyers and reporters prepare for Paris.
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Rome
Eleanora Garnett
Fontana
Gattinoni
Mongolini-Gugenheim
Giovanelli
Gregoriana
Florence
G. B. Giorgini
Italy
Alta Moda
Carosa
Cappucci
Simonetta
Schubert
Paris
Giovanna Carraciola
Courturiere
Ambassa
New Look at Policies as Eisenhower Plans Central America Tour
Dr. Milton Eisenhower announces a bid to reassess U S policy in Central America during a four week tour with State and Treasury officials and a medical advisor. He will meet Panama College students and visit embassies and capitals including Panama City Tegucigalpa San Jose Managua San Juan San Salvador Guatemala City before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Milton Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower
White House
Panama College
U.S
Panama City
Panama
State Department
Rush
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
San Jose
Costa Rica
Managua
Nicaragua
San Juan
Puerto Rico
San Salvador
el Salvador
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Eisen
Hower
Central America
State
Treasury Departments
Export-Import Bank
Development Loan Fund
Home Still Man's Castle Home Still's Castle
Judge reaffirms a husband’s right to his home after ordering Francis Phillips readmitted to his Evanston ranch house. The 35 year old contractor, who built the eight room dwelling, was barred by his estranged wife Anne, 32, who had moved in with her mother recently.
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Chicago
Francis Phillips
Evanston
Phillips
Anne
Charles 5
Dougherty
Hungarians Plan Resume Picketing at Soviet UN Delegation
Hungarian groups announced plans to resume demonstrations at the Soviet delegation to the United Nations after a June 22 protest turned violent. Police injured seven and 12 pickets were arrested as Hungarians protested the 1956 Hungarian revolt and Soviet tanks. The Soviet note warned of disrupted work and possible withdrawal from UN proceedings. Imre Kovas warned the group may quit the UN unless conditions change.
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New York
United Nations
U.N
Soviet Union
Imre Kovas
Hungary
New Giant Magnet Unveiled At Berkeley Lab
A suitcase sized magnet to reach near absolute zero cools small samples for study. Led by Nobel laureate Prof William F Giauque, the device costs about a million dollars and is part of UC Berkeley’s eight year old laboratory project. Funding comes from ONR NSF and AEC with UC adding over one million dollars. The magnet runs at full strength drawing about 10 000 horsepower, exceeding a guided missile submarine's 6 500 shaft horsepower.
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Berkeley
Calif
William F. Giauque
University of California
Office of Naval Research
National Science Foundation
Atomic Energy Commission
Giauque
Contempt Citation In Doubt In Subcommittee Inquiry
Rep John Bell Williams signals a possible delay in voting contempt against Bernard Goldfine as the House subcommittee seeks more financial information before citing him. Goldfine faces continued questioning on ties with Sherman Adams and regulatory agencies amid threatened contempt, with plans to resume Tuesday.
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Washington
John Bell Williams
D-Miss
Bernard Goldfine
Williams
House
Boston
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Mississippi
Subcommittee
Adams
Cops Capture Pair Wanted In Kidnapping
Asheville police early today detained Wayne Millsaps 23 and Harold Lane 20 of Robbinsville on kidnapping and assault charges tied to two Graham County youths abducted last Tuesday. A third suspect, Charles Lane 25 of Graham County, was arrested in Grah am County. Survivor Herbert Hampton 20 escaped and alerted authorities triggering the pursuit.
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Asheville
Robbinsville
Cherokee County
Wayne Millsaps
Harold Lane
Graham County
U.S. 19
Topton
U.S. 129
Jack Odom
Charles Lane
Bryson City
Millsaps
Herbert Hampton
Cherokee
Hampton
Jack Colvand
New Stamps and Rates to Take Effect August First
The Sunday Enterprise previews the upcoming postal rate changes and new stamps in a feature by Dick Rigby. The market review notes a boost for the furniture industry as the summer market ends today. Braxton Younts fills in at The Thomasville Times, describing his experience helping launch the new daily paper.
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Dick Rigby
Sunday Enterprise Market
Rom
Thomasville — Enterprise
Braxton Younts
Thomasville Times
Thomasville
Times
Younts
Piedmont
Sunday Enterprise
Prolonged Recovery From Fallout Warns Of 500 To 900 Years
UT Austin researchers Wilson Stone and Florence Wilson say humans could rebound from thermonuclear fallout in 26 to 40 generations, about 500 to 900 years, based on fruit fly studies near Bikini Atoll and other Pacific sites. They note findings apply to direct fallout survivors and come from a National Academy of Sciences article.
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Austin, Tex
University of Texas
Wilson
S. Stone
Florence D. Wilson
Bikini
Ronegelap
Rongerik
Marshall Islands
Ponape
Caroline Islands
National Academy of Science
Stone
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Trinity Methodist Church
Gastonia
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Frank Berry
Randolph County
Martha Jay
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James Barnwell
Ezra Pound
Cristoforo Colombo
Pound
Mary
Boris de Rachewiltz
D.C
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