Missionary Crusaders from Nyack College Tour
The Missionary Crusaders from Nyack Missionary College present a 7:30 program led by Miss Mil dred L Stanhope. The group will sing in foreign languages and model native dress from Peru and other countries with Jeanne Sweet as soloist. The trip commemorates Nyack College s 75th anniversary as the oldest Bible college in North America.
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Mildred L. Stanhope
South America
Nyack College
Stanhope
Peru
Jeanne Sweet
North America
Doctors Day Observance and Local Church Activities
Emerywood Baptist Church will observe Doctors Day honoring physicians including medical missionaries. The event marks ether anesthesia’s first use in surgery by Dr Crawford W Long. The day’s programs are led by the local Medical Auxiliary with tribute across the city.
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Georgia
Crawford W. Long
Geogia
G. B.tmoad
Winder
Amerywood
Salisbury Quits Post and Atomic Energy Role
The Marquess of Salisbury resigns as political controller of Britain's atomic energy program and as a political ally of Macmillan. Anthony Eden or Home will assume key posts while Salisbury is abroad in the Seychelles. Makarios remains in exile as Cyprus crisis intensifies with Greek demands and EOKA violence.
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Cyprus
Mediterranean
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EOKA
Jet Bomber Crashes Near Skiatook Killing Two
A Boeing B52 aboard an experimental flight from Wichita exploded into a bright ball of flame near Skiatook Oklahoma 15 miles north of Tulsa killing two crewmen Ross B. Patrick and John W. McCart. Parachuting crewmen were hospitalized in critical condition.
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John W. McCart
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Charles P. Craven
Earl C. Reed
Skintook
Oklahoma
Skiatook
Air Force
Jack Mitchell
Lisa Montell to wed Persian actor Azenat Janti this Sunday
Hollywood couple Lisa Montell and Azenat Janti plan a Sunday afternoon wedding after meeting a year ago in Hollywood. Their union links a film actress and a Persian actor as they prepare a family ceremony.
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Los Angeles
Lisa Montell
Azenat Janti
Hollywood
Britain Faces Major Strike Wave Amid Idle Factory Workforce
A snowball strike expands across Britain with 1.7 million workers idle in general machinery and shipbuilding. CSEU unions push wage demands, threatening export losses as London area plants halt operations. About 200,000 ship builders and 70 yards participate. Ford and Briggs plants exempt.
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Briggs Body Building
Dagenham
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Envoy Backs Eisenhower Doctrine in Middle East Tour
US Presidential envoy James P Richards said the Eisenhower doctrine is welcome in all Middle East countries he has visited. He noted most nations support it and Afghanistan asked to discuss it. he will proceed to Kabul then Iraq to finish his itinerary.
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Pakistan
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Hitchcock to Leave Hospital After Gallstone Surgery
Hollywood director Alfred Hitchcock, age 56, will be discharged from the hospital in a few days after suffering a relapse following gallstone surgery on March 11, according to his physician.
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Alfred Hitchcock
Death of the New York, Ontario and Western Railway
The New York, Ontario and Western Railway died at eighty after a prolonged bankruptcy. Creditors gathered as the 541 mile line failed to meet debts of about 100 million dollars. Receivers failed to avert collapse. locomotives and tracks will be sold or scrapped, and the line will be remembered.
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Rayburn Warns Ike on Disability Plan
Rayburn told Eisenhower he fears a personal request for disability could signal an end to his active presidency. The White House conference with Democratic and Republican leaders sparked guarded reactions as Eisenhower proposed a cabinet driven vote to decide presidential disability, while Rayburn opposed the idea.
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Seawolf Joins U S Fleet Naval Submarine
The Seawolf, second atomic powered submarine, enters service at Groton Connecticut. The 330 foot craft displaces 3260 tons and joins the fleet under General Dynamics electric boat division. Operational limits stem from its liquid sodium heat transfer system and prior tube corrosion concerns.
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Frederick B. Warder
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Beauty Angrily Seeks Silence on Newspaper Fallout
18 year old Alice Thomas from St. Petersburg Florida disrupts plans for the national Miss Press Photographer contest stating her reading will focus on funny pages and fishing news. She disappeared before a Washington trip and later surfaced with reports of marriage rumors to Phillip Phipps on Penobscot Bay.
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Maine
Florida
Alice Thomas
Portland Press Herald
Miss Thomas
St. Petersburg
Fla
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St. Petersburg Times
Senator decries safety rules broken on Gettysburg drive
Senator Neuberger criticized the apparent disregard for traffic safety during President Eisenhower's Gettysburg trip. He noted speeds up to 70 mph in the President's car, driven by a Secret Service agent, while Goldwater urged adherence to speed laws. The 80 mile trip reportedly took 1 1/2 hours with minimal slows. Reporters were left behind and drivers were limited to 55 mph. no arrests were reported.
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If I Were President Speech by Truman
Former President Harry S. Truman argued that a president should not be ruled by the Cabinet and warned he would not accept Cabinet judgments on competency. He said the hardest thing is judging one's own competence, and he opposed Cabinet government. The event occurred during Truman and his wife’s arrival in New York.
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Beautify Your Home and Local Feature Highlights
The Sunday Enterprise previews a large Beautify Your Home section for High Point with guidance on indoor and outdoor enhancements. It also runs light reading on public bulletins, fire hazards in child care facilities, furniture industry reports, and a transit crisis analysis.
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Tom Alston
Forrest Cates
Robert Marks
Raleigh
School of Furniture Manufacturing and Management
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Dave Gillespie
Jaypee
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Pete Jones
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