Six Black youths accused in reported white girl assault
Six Black youths aged 14 to 17 were arrested in Corona Queens after a 14 year old white girl was attacked three times in a school yard. Four were charged with the assault. Rich Bethea admit to hurting her while Jacobs denied it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corona
Queens
John Rich
Edward Jacobs
Jacob Bethea
Henry Stokes
Rich
Bethea
Jacobs
Stokes
Brooklyn Automotive School
Ridgewood
Flushing, Queens
Louis Clifford
Corona Section
Church Notebook and John Wesley Camp Details
Central Baptist Association at Mitchells Grove meets Tuesday evening at Allen Jay Baptist Church at 7 30. Ed Williford speaks on church help for delinquency. Executive Committee gathers 6 30 chaired by Rev Clyde Tucker. Vacation Bible School at Oak View Methodist 9 30 to 11 30 Monday to Friday with a Friday picnic. Homecoming at Ashland Street Free Will Baptist includes baptism at Wheatmore Dairy Farm, picnic lunch and a 2 oclock musical program. Mitchells Grove Methodist Bible School 6 to 8 nightly with a picnic supper and commencement. John Wesley Camp Meeting June 25 to July 5 at Route 68 location with dormitory dining facilities. daily services at 10 30, 2 30, 6 30, 7 45 led by Dr Russell V. DeLong Dr E R Overley and Dr Tony Anderson. Don Rollins to direct music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Williford
High Point Domestic Relations Court
Baptist Church
Clyde Tucker
Oak View Methodist Church
Frank Joyce
Ashland Street
Free Will Baptist Church
Wheatmore
Trinity
J. C. Fowler
Mitchell's Grove
John Wesley
J. W. Groce
Meeting Board
Russell V. DeLong
Pasadena College
Pasadena
Calif
E. R. Overley
Fort Thomas
Tony Anderson
Wilmore
Don Rollins
James Jones compares Europe and America in love and norms
U S novelist James Jones after ten months in Europe says American couples face more sexual frustration than Europeans. He notes Parisian couples often go unremarked and European women may be seen as more than pedestal sitters. He cites kinship and humor as American strengths and plans a comic Pacific War novel with a Parisian setting and Django Reinhardt as a model.
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Berlin
James Jones
Europe
America
Paris
Jones
Runnning
Pacific
Django Reinhardt
Frondizi Survives Argentina Crisis Amid Tense Plot
Buenos Aires AP report says President Frondizi remains in office after a near seizure of power by military plotters. High army chiefs met Friday night to show support for the government and the war ministry while two alleged leaders, Rear Adm. Arturo Rial and ex Lt. Gen. Arturo Ossorio Arana, were to face detention on sedition charges. Security teams failed to arrest them, with sources claiming they sought harsher action against Peronist labor backers.
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Frondizi
Conbat
Adm
Arturo Rial
Juan Peron
Arturo Ossorio Arana
Rial
Ossorio Arana
Peroni
Peronistas
Senate rejects Strauss as commerce secretary
The 49-46 Senate vote rebukes Lewis L Strauss for secretary of commerce. Officials say about 51 of 300 in the secretary’s office were warned their jobs may end June 30 after House cuts of 440000 from Eisenhower’s requested funds. Strauss aides note Johnson’s pivotal role in the rejection and Strauss prepares for retirement to his Culpeper Virginia farm.
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Washington
Senate
Lewis L. Strauss
Commerce Department
Strauss
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Johnpote
Atomic Energy Commission
Culpepper
Queen Elizabeth II Faces Fatigue on Canada Tour
The Queen and Prince Philip near the end of a six week Canadian itinerary press through Newfoundland with visits to Gander Bowater mill Stephenville and Harmon. Elizabeth appears tired but shows resilience as crowds cheer. The royal party plans a 600 mile flight to an iron mine at Schefferville and a return to Sept Iles Quebec.
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Queen
Prince Philip
Labrador
Gander
Bowater
Elizabeth
Newfoundland
Philip
Strawberry Hill
Humber
Stephenville
U.S. ‘Air Force Base
Powered Planes Considered Safer Than Road Travel
A General Electric scientist argues nuclear powered planes pose fewer risks than road accidents or other common hazards. He cites traffic fatalities being far higher and suggests such aircraft could operate in 50 mile corridors over sparsely populated areas or water with non nuclear fuel flights near populated zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatlinburg, Tenn
General Electric
Oak Ridge
Sheesh Labe
Cote
Bulletin Board Bank Goes Broke at Pan American College
In Edinburg Texas a bulletin board at Pan American College held dollar bills for small loans with repayment expected soon. Four nonstudent juveniles took $27 in bills and left, prompting juvenile officers to arrest them and return them to their parents. Police did not disclose how much money was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Tex
Pan American College
Missouri Synod Lutheran Women May Talk But Not Vote
The Doctrinal Committee of the Missouri Synod argues women should not vote in church matters citing scripture. The report, led by Rev. Walter Stuenkel, says only men may speak and vote though some congregations have allowed women's participation. Delegates, all men, are expected to adopt the stance.
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Harold V. Streeter
SAN Francisco
Cas
St. Paul
Walter W. Stuenkel
Milwaukee
Early Church
Corinthians and
Timothy
Mittee
Betsy Arneeh Shans
Timothy Ak
New Bid For Meet Predicted By Khrushchev
Geneva AP report says the Big Four foreign ministers recessed until July 13 without Berlin progress. Western officials forecast a new Soviet push for a summit after talks failed, with Khrushchev aiming to force summit talks rather than concede on Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Geneva
Berlin
Khrushchev
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Andrei A. Gromykov
West Berlin
Gromyko
Dent Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Alaska story from Rosvear family highlighted in Enterprise
The Sunday Enterprise features the Edward Rosvear family visiting High Point after three years in Sitka Alaska. Robert Marks will tell their story in tomorrow's edition. Also in the issue a Father’s Day feature by Frank Warren and a tribute to a mother daughter pair by Braxton Younts, noting Mrs Pritchard nearing 99 and Mrs Keerans at 78.
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Alaska
Edward Rosvear
High Point
Sitka
Robert Marks
Frank Warren
Sunday Enterprise
William Pritchard
R. F. Keerans
Archdale
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Delores
Minn
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Oak View
Ashland ST
Cam
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Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Commerce
By Frank Cormier
Canada
By Relman Morin
Corner Brook
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Bulletin Board
Missouri Synod
Toshiko Corder
Aviation Electrician
Donald E. Corder
Jacksonville
Yokosuka Naval Hospital
Corder
Iwakuni
Hiroshima
Japan
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