Wake Forest Baptist Church desegregates membership
Wake Forest College Wake Forest Baptist Church votes to open its membership to Negroes marking a first in North Carolina. Pastor Dr Glenn Blackburn calls the action overwhelming as many members were away at a basketball title win in Raleigh. The move aligns with a Baptist State Convention recommendation urging desegregation of worship and fellowship.
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North Carolinian Dies In Collision Near Decatur
A two car crash 15 miles northeast of Decatur Texas killed three men including a North Carolinian and injured eight, four of them children. L T Eldridge 38 of Dallas died along with two airmen from Goodfellow AFB San Angelo Texas.
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Powers Khrushchev interlude raises questions in flight inquiry
The article covers CIA Director McCone set to present the Powers inquiry to a Senate watchdog group amid debate over the pilot’s actions after the ill fated 1960 flight. It notes congressional doubts about destroying the craft, questions on Soviet missile claims, and ongoing interest by committees in completing their inquiry while Khrushchev elevates farm policy and crop plans in the USSR.
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Bitter cold grips northern states with mixed precipitation
A frontal cold snap left Dickinson 15 below and Minot ten below zero while Bismarck saw seven below. Montana towns reported subzero readings and southern states faced freezing rain and sleet. Snow and rain spread from New England to the Southeast with coastal gale warnings in Washington and Oregon.
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Gang Chief's Henchmen Found Dead
Twoof Frank Wortman’s henchmen Elmer Dowling and Mel Beckman were shot dead on a St. Clair County road. Dowling was Wortman’s top aide and Beckman his protege. Police called the killings typical gangland slayings amid a possible St. Louis rackets war. Beckman’s car, bloodied inside, was later found in Belleville with two youths spotting the scene. Authorities noted Wortman and other area hoodlums in a tense atmosphere as investigators probed the motive and slayer’s identity.
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Buster) Wortman
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Dutch) Dowling
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Echo satellite sustains shape amid temp swings in space
Echo remained in stable form despite wide temperature variations and provided data on atmospheric resistance at its altitudes and effects of solar winds. It served as a passive communications relay for weeks with regular radio exchanges between Holmdel New Jersey and Stump Neck Maryland as signals bounced off the sphere. In its first year Echo supported 150 significant experiments, orbits average 1068 miles and 716 to 1,164 miles altitude, orbit period about 1 hour 48 minutes. Changes in orbit took it out of view in the Northern Hemisphere recently and it will reappear over North America before dawn this week, low on the southern horizon moving northeast, then visible in the Northern Hemisphere at dusk about three weeks later.
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College Students Question Party Loyalty Says Brademus
AP Education writer reports Rep. Brademus and Prof Holtzman at the National Conference on Higher Education. Students show greater political interest yet cling to cynicism toward parties, craving simple answers and questioning the two party system’s role in democracy.
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Science Fair Set For HPHS Gym
The High Point public science fair will be held Thursday and Friday in the girls gym at High Point Senior High. Participants include Oak View, Northeast, Ferndale Junior Highs and Senior High. Junior division covers 7th to 9th grades, senior division 10th to 12th. Six winners per division advance to district judging at Wake Forest College. Displays run during school hours and 6 to 9 p.m. both days. the event is open to the public. Judging occurs Friday afternoon.
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Former resident dies in Jacksonville
Arthur Bruce Edmondson 72, longtime High Point resident and barber, died Friday evening in Jacksonville after an extended illness. He is survived by his wife Emily Edmondson of Jacksonville and an aunt Ella Hoover of High Point. Funeral Wednesday at Hairlip Funeral Chapel at 3 p.m. Rev. J. E. Brower officiating. Burial Greenhill Cemetery. Family at R. M. Albea home Fairview Street. visiting hours Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Bruce) Edmondson
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Weather forecasts in the tropics show steady patterns
A tropical weatherman notes forecasts can be issued with high confidence as weather patterns often remain stable, yielding pene unchanged conditions for extended periods and enabling reliable predictions.
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