High Point flag contest winner named. council delays final decision
The reader asks why the winner of the flag design contest has not been announced. Thomas Sanders of Valley Ridge Drive won bonds totaling 125 dollars for the official flag design, with runners up Wayne Newman and Donna Dyer receiving 25-dollar bonds. The final design hinges on a council decision.
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Harold Craven
Enterprise
Craven
High Point
Thomas Sanders
Valley Ridge Drive
Wayne Newman
Donna Dyer
Israel and Syria near ceasefire talks amid Damascus reports
U N officials reported Israel and Syria lines as Gen. Dayan met UN Lt. Gen. Bull to arrange hostilities cessation. Damascus proximity and air activity were discussed with U Thant denying a Damascus air attack while shells and ground fighting continued near Koneytra and Damascus.
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United Nations, N. Y
Israel
U.N. Security Council
Moshe Dayan
Odd Bull
United Nations
Syria
Bull
U.N. Palestine Truce Supervision Organization
Jerusalem
Gideon Rafael
U Thant
Damascus
Thant
Council
U.N
Moshe Sasson
Foreign Office
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Tiberias
Jordan
Gopalaswami Parthasarathi
Goldberg
Bunworth
George J. Tomeh
Koneytra
Princess Margrethe to wed French aristocrat in Danish ceremony
In Copenhagen a Danish princess Marrg rethe 27 will marry Count Henri de Laborde de Monpezat 32 or 33 is future king of Denmark. The couple will be married by Bishop Erik Jensen in a small portside church after he joins the groom to the Danish Lutheran Church and the ceremony marks a normal Danish wedding for the bride.
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Copenhagen
Margrethe
Denmark
Frederick IX
Ingrid
Sweden
Henri de Laborde de Monpezat
Erik Jensen
Miss North Carolina Pageant Finalists Named
Two-time winners from Asheboro and Asheville advance to finals in a pageant with preliminary wins in swimsuit and talent. Rah Stedman and Sandra Shoemaker led Group C and Group B, while Wilming ton contestant Ethel Smith won Friday talent. Evening gown judging completed. crown presentation tonight by Nanette Minor and host Vonda Kay Van Dyke.
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Charlotte, N.C
Asheboro
Asheville
Randolph County
Sarah Elizabeth Stedman
Miss Stedman
Guilford College
Sandra Jean Shoemaker
Gulf Park Junior College
University of North Carolina
Soviets Move to Reheat Mid East Tension After Egypt Crisis
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports the Soviet Union reacts to the Nasser crisis by pressing for cease fire and urging restraint as it convenes a Communist bloc summit in Moscow. The article links Moscow’s steps to possible gains and renewed tensions in the Middle East after Israel’s swift June war victories.
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William L. Ryan
Soviet Union
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Moscow
United Nations
Israel
Nasser
Kremlin
Senators Hope Arms Will Be Cut In Middle East
Senate Foreign Relations Committee discussed disarmament amid the Middle East crisis. Dean Rusk urged an arms ceiling while noting no debate with reporters on administration disarmament efforts. Mundt proposed leveraging conditions for a possible arms control pact, with focus on US and Soviet arms to both sides.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Middle East
Dean Rusk
J.W. Fulbright
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Soviet Union
Rusk
Clark
Karl Mundt
R-S.d
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Mundt
Air Attacks Reported Near Damascus Amid Cease Fire Talks
U N observers cited three Israeli air strikes near Damascus with no hits on the capital while discussions between Israel and Syria and U Thant sought a cease fire. Soviet notes warned of sanctions and Egypt's Nasser delayed leadership changes as fighting continued.
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Associated Press
U.N
Damascus
U Thant
Israel
Syria
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
Moshe Dayan
Jerusalem
Odd Bull
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Moscow
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Thant
Security Council
New York
R.H.W. Bunworth
Ireland
Mixed Armistice Commission
Koneytra
Bull
Konevtta
Gideon Rafael
United Nations
National Guardsmen spend two weeks at Fort Bragg
For most of the year they are part of everyday life in High Point but for two weeks each summer they train as soldiers. National Guardsmen describe their experiences during the summer encampment at Fort Bragg in the Sunday Enterprise.
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High Point
National Guardsmen
Fort Bragg
Sunday Enterprise
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Yoder's
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