Denby Dale Plans Giant Pie For Charity Event
Denby Dale England residents prepare to bake a seven piece giant beef and potato pie to honor historical milestones. The dish measures 18 by 6 feet and will be built over a clay oven with a wood fire, yielding about 30 000 portions and an expected $42 000 for charity. Khrushchev is named as a recipient of a portion.
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Denby Dale
England
George VI
Huddersfield
George III
Waterloo
Khrushchev
Texans Vote In Primary Shaping GOP Goldwater Support
In Dallas and across Texas up to 300000 Republicans and 18 million Democrats cast ballots in a primary of national interest. The GOP presidential poll sought to signal broad support for Barry Goldwater while the Democratic races focused on governor and U.S. senator. Ballots closed at 8 p.m. with no results until then by law.
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Robert E. Ford
Dallas
Tex
U.S
Jack Cox
George Bush
Houston
Robert Morris
Milton Davis
Texas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Methodist Race Stand Demonstration in Pittsburgh
About 1,300 Methodists from across the country demonstrated in downtown Pittsburgh to press the church to take a stronger stand on integration. Participants, white and Black, gathered from cities including Chicago Detroit Birmingham Atlanta and Jackson, knelt and joined hands outside the Civic Arena where the General Conference met. No police were present as the peaceful protest followed an all-night vigil and hymn singing.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit
Birmingtoe Ala
Atlanta
Jackson, Miss
Methodists For Church Renewal
Civic Arena
General ‘Conference
The
Methodist Church
General Conference
Near Record Prosperity as First Quarter Profits Rise
AP reports U.S. companies like General Motors and U.S. Steel posting record first quarter profits. A one third rise from 1963 is anticipated as the economy nears 8 months of expansion, with President Johnson predicting 1964 profits around 31 billion dollars and talks of trade expansion with the Soviet Union.
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Darden Chambliss
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
General Motors Corp
U.S. Steel Corp
Texaco
Johnson
U S Carrier Sinks Sabotage Suspected
The USS Card, a World War II aircraft carrier and sailor manned ship, was sunk by an early morning explosion in Saigon Harbor with 73 crew escaping injury. Divers could not rule whether the blast was external or internal, with investigations naming Communist sabotage or internal engine room malfunction as possibilities.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Card
Saigon River
U.S
U.S. Military Sea Transportation Service
Navy
Atlantic
Lady Astor Dies At 85 In England
Nancy Astor the Virginia beauty and first woman in Britain's Parliament dies at Grimsthorpe Castle aged 85. She served 1919 to 1945 representing Sutton division of Plymouth. Memorial services planned in London and Plymouth with private burial at Cliveden Buckinghams hire.
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Milton Marnor
London
Nancy
Astor
Virginia Belle
Britain
Grimsthorpe Castle
Lincolnshire
Ancaster
Viscount Astor
Lady Astor
Cliveden
Buckinghamshire
Plymouth
House of Commons
Sutton
Three NC governor candidates exude confidence in May 30 primary
AP reports Richardson Preyer Dan Moore and J Beverly Lake express strong belief they will win the May 30 Democratic gubernatorial primary. Each cites momentum and money spent, with Moore warning the finale will be grueling and decisive. Lake, seeking a second bid after 1960, predicts a majority if current progress continues.
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Reese Hart Raleigh
North Carolina
Richardson Preyer
Dan Moore
J. Beverly Lake
Associated Press
Moore
Lake
Raleigh
Terry Sanford
Border clash over East German flags delays U S troop trains
Communist authorities ordered locomotives away at the Potsdam border delaying two U S troop trains bound for West Germany as East German flags flew on engines. U S commanders held firm prompting a four hour halt before trains crossed 110 miles of East German tracks. Western observers saw the move as another bid to control access to West Berlin amid rival claims of legitimacy.
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John C. Koehler
Berlin
U.S
West Germany
East Germany
West Berlin
Frankfurt
Bremerhaven
Potsdam
End of Draft Still Open to Change Says Hershey
Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, director of Selective Service, says a major shift in international climate is needed before the United States can end the draft. He notes caution in easing gun yet and cites President Johnson’s plan for a comprehensive study of the draft and manpower, including possible move to voluntary service within a decade. The system faces fairness complaints as the eligible pool often exceeds need.
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Washington (Ap
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
United States
Hershey
Johnson
Summer plans and civic events featured in Sunday Enterprise
May brings chilly weather yet summer plans for High Pointers and Boy Scouts at Camp Uwharrie and Family Camping Weekend at City Lake Park sponsored by High Point College and the city. Harry S. Truman reaches 80 while staying busy, shopping with Bess in Independence. Gov. Wallace campaigns in Northern primaries, with Indiana primary coverage.
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Camp Uwharrie
City Lake Park
High Point College
City Recreation Department
Harry S. Truman
Bess
Independence
Harry Truman
Your Sunday Enterprise
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Enterprise
Indiana
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