Adenauer Arrives in New York for Talks on Berlin Crisis
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived with a large advisory group in New York for top level talks with President Eisenhower and other U.S. leaders ahead of the European summit. He will press a firm Western stance on Berlin and meet Nixon Herter and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee during a three day Washington stay.
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New York
Tap
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Eisenhower
America
United States
Washington
United States of America
Germany
Adenauer
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Richard M. Nixon
Christian A. Herter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nikita
Khrushchev
Berlin
Nelson A. Rockefeller
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
David Ben-Gurion
San Francisco
California
Hawaii
Japan
Heinrich von Brentano
Felix von Eckardt
Konrad Jr
Lotte Multhaupt
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Alexander Announces Candidacy for U S House Seat
Philip Neil Alexander 27 of Charlotte announced his run for the U S House seat held by Charles Raper Jonas in Lincoln ton. He will face David Clark of Lincolnton in the May 28 Democratic primary. Alexander resigns as sales manager of a Charlotte silk screen printing firm and has long served in local civic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson Episcopal School
Mecklenburg Historical Assn
Gov. Hodges
Mecklenburg
Alexander
The
Patriots of North Carolina
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
Enlistments in Air Force Include 16 February Recruits
Sixteen February enlistees are listed including three from High Point and five from Thomasville. Names include William H. Wright David B. Green Terry D. Hart Jer ry L Craven James D Harden Maxie H Inman Herman G Inman Barry P Maner and others from Lexington Asheboro Denton Pfafftown Rockingham Greensboro.
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High Point
Thomasville
Air Force
William H. Wright
Grimes Ave
David B. Green
Kagan St
Terry D. Hart
Fourth St. Thomasville
Jerry L. Craven
James D. Harden
Maxie H. Inman
Herman G. Inman
Barry P. Maner
Rowan S. Lanier
Robert D. Spencer
Lexington
Ralph Beane
Jerry L. Morgan
Asheboro
Roy C. Ridge
Denton
Robert E. Ellis
Pfafftown
Billie T. Lassiter
Rockingham
Jesse S. Dotson
Greensboro
Baptist Women Set 69th Missionary Union Session
About 2,500 women are expected to attend the 69th annual Baptist Women's Missionary Union session opening Tuesday night at First Baptist Church in Greensboro. Dr. J. W. Drakeford of Southwestern Seminary Fort Worth Texas will deliver the first of three messages on leadership and training Wednesday morning with further talks Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning.
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Greensboro
Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
J. W. Drakeford
Southwestern Seminary
Fort Worth
Texas
Delegates Open Geneva Disarmament Talks With Rival Plans
NATO powers and the Soviet bloc begin a 10 nation disarmament conference in Geneva. Western plan seeks an international agency, halt to nuclear weapons, and phased force cuts. Khrushchev’s side calls for total abolition of military forces within four years.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Italy
Valerian Zorin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United Nations General Assembly
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Humphrey Pledges Service To Guilford County Citizens
Humphrey, 31, a Guilford County resident and First Baptist Church member, outlines a plan to work for all county residents and the Democratic Party. He praises Sen. Arthur Kirkman of High Point, who retires after four Senate terms, as intelligent and respected. He hopes to succeed a respected statesman in state government.
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Humphrey
U.S. Army
First Baptist Church of
Greensboro
Guilford County
Arthur Kirkman
High Point
Guilford
Doctor Riva Dies After Deathbed Service Recalled
In Bergamo Italy Angleo Riva a 75 year old retired physician rushed through heavy snow to reach a dying woman at her country home Friday night. He arrived too late and the patient died moments later he then collapsed and died of a heart attack in the same room.
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Bergamo
Italy
Angelo Riva
Gabi Wins Right To Wear Black Stockings In East Berlin Plant
Berlin dispatch reports 16 year old Gabi seizes liberty to wear black stockings in a Koepenick factory, despite Communist Youth and house organ opposition. Neues Deutschland defends her, noting her stenotype study and criticizing focus on appearance over mind.
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Carl Hartman
Organ
Neues Deutschland
Gabi
Billy Graham Sees African Nationalism Fueled by Gospel
Billy Graham told about 500 Egyptian church workers in Cairo that Africa's nationalist surge is aided by Christian education. He cited Kenya’s Mau Mau era Christians who died yet the church grew, and urged a worldwide revival as Africa undergoes major political changes. Graham praised Christian influence and warned against shrinking global distances.
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Cairo
Billy Graham
Africa
Sahara
Fegalla
Egypt
Graham
Kenya
Priest Prof Die in Spanish Highway Crash
In Madrid Spain on Saturday Professor Casimiro Sanchez Aliseda of the Pontifical University of Salamanca was killed and Archbishop Francisco Miranda Vicente auxiliary of Toledo was seriously injured when their car skidded into a tree. A priest and the driver were slightly hurt.
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Madrid
Spain
Casimiro Sanchez Aliseda
Pontifical University of Salamanca
Francisco Miranda Vicente
Toledo
No Support For Graham From Council
Greater Philadelphia Council of Churches will not officially back Billy Graham’s 1961 Convention Hall crusade. Polls show division among 24 denominations in five counties, with Episcopal United Lutheran and Evangelical and Reformed churches opposing and comprising about 60 percent of the membership.
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Philadelphia
Greater Philadelphia
Graham
Church Federation of Chicago
Convention Hall
Powell
Episcopal, United Lutheran
Evangelical and Reformed
Pennsylvania
United Lutheran Church
Snowstorm Drifts Inland Then Goes Out To Sea
A weekend snowstorm moved from the mountains to the coast of North Carolina, dropping six inches on Manteo and about five inches in several coastal towns. High Point Charlotte and Asheville saw an inch or less as freezing conditions hampered travel. Rescue efforts aided marooned mountain families with a National Guard helicopter delivering groceries to 14 households at Max Patch in Haywood County.
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North Carolina
Manteo
High Point
Charlotte
Asheville
West Jefferson
Ashe
Watauga
Alleghany
Wilkes
Avery
National Guard
Salvation Army
Max Patch
Haywood
New Bern
Wilmington
Cherry Point
Red Cloud the Oglala Chief Identified in History
Red Cloud, a renowned leader of the Oglala Lakota, is noted for his prominence in Native American history and the legacy of the Sioux conflicts during the 19th century.
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Red Cloud
Truth over tyranny contest sparks Cold War broadcast plan
In a 1960 public service launch it invites readers to submit 25 word truth messages for Radio Free Europe. Winners may broadcast behind the Iron Curtain or win Hallicrafters radios. Entries due April 30, 1960 with Encyclopaedia Britannica prizes for top state entries.
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Radio Free Europe
Iron Curtain
Europe
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Tear Gas Used as Florida Demonstration Breaks Up
Florida authorities used tear gas to disperse a Negro student march in Tallahassee after tense standoffs between marchers and white counterprotesters near the Florida A&M campus. Governor Collins ordered students confined to campus to avert supposed disorder. Nationwide picketing and sitdowns over integrated eating facilities were reported in New Jersey Michigan Kansas Colorado New York and Massachusetts with incidents at Princeton and in Lexington Newport News Detroit Peekskill Ithaca and more.
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Associated Press
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Leroy Collins
Florida A&m University
South
New Jersey
Michigan
Kansas
Colorado
New York
Massachusetts
Princeton University
A&m
Homer Barrs
Florida White Citizens Council
F. W. Woolworth
Barrs
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama State College
Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Eisenhower
Woolworth
Princeton
N.J
Colonial Club
Lexington
Newport News
Variety
New York City
Peekskill
Ithaca
N.Y
Mich
Kansas City
Topeka
Kan
Boulder
Colo
Springfield
Mass
Brisk Political Filing Ahead of State Primaries
Raleigh AP report notes three candidates filed with the State Board of Elections as the Friday deadline nears. Included are two veteran congressmen, Harold Cooley and Charles Jonas, plus lieutenant governor candidate C. V. Henkel amid multiple Democratic and Republican bids for Congress and the Senate.
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Raleigh
State Board of Elections
Raymond Maxwell
C. V. Henkel
Statesville
U. S
Harold D. Cooley
Nashville
Charles R. Jonas
Lincolnton
Jonas
Cooley
Henkel
David McConnell
Charlotte
Cloyd Philpott
Lexington
David Clark
Congress
Clark
Thad Eure
Edwin Gill
Frank Crane
Charles Gold
Charles F. Carroll
Henry Bridges
Supreme Court
R. Hunt Parker
Clifton L. Moore
Roy Taylor
Black Mountain
David N. Hall
Sylva
Scott
Allen Ivey Jr
Thomas C. Ealy
Leaksville
Graham Barden
Skinner Chalk
Morehead City
R. L. Stalling
New Bern
David Henderson
Wallace
Jimmy Simpkins
Horace Kornegay
Greensboro
Carl T. Durham
William H. Murdock
Durham
Paul Jones
Greenville
Bonner
B. Everett Jordan
Addison Hewlett
Wilmington
Robert Gregory
Robert H. McIntosh
Jordan
I. Beverly In
Lake
State Board
Terry Sanford
Fayetteville
John Larkins Jr
Trenton
Malcolm Seawell
Literary Forum to Hear Writers in Raleigh March 24
North Carolina Literary Forum in Raleigh on March 24 features novelist Betty Smith and biographer-historian Phillips Russell of Chapel Hill alongside Walter Davenport former Collier's editor. The event, themed Reading and Writing, is moderated by Sam Ragan of the News and Observer and Raleigh Times.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Betty Smith
Phillips Russell
Chapel Hill
Walter Davenport
Collier's
Sam Ragan
Raleigh News and Observer
Raleigh Times
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NATO Council
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dept. of Commerce
Central Plains
South Dakota
Plateau
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Black Sox
Ibrahim Said
Nile
Crusade For Freedom
Mount Vernon, N. Y
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Herbert C. Bonner
L.H. Fountain
Ralph J. Scott
Alton Lennon
Paul Kitchen
Hugh Q. Alexander
Basil Whitener
Sumal TH
N. Main
Pontiac
North Main Street
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