Weekend Train Excursion to Billy Graham Crusade Announced
Representatives for Christian Tours announce a June 14 to 16 train trip from High Point on the Southern Railway to the Billy Graham crusade in New York. Two special trains will offer reserved Garden seats and include hotel stays at the New Yorker with Gray Line tours and visits to NBC studios Chinatown the United Nations and more. Total cost is 43 dollars with a 5 dollar deposit due by June 4. Train departs High Point at 9 04 p.m. June 14 and returns 10 18 a.m. Monday. Reservations at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church or with Rev Woodrow W Robbins.
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Billy Graham Crusade
New York
Southern Railway
New Yorker
NBC Radio and TV
Chna Town
The
Bowery
United Nations
High Point
Christian Tours
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Woodrow W. Robbins
Japan Contends GI Will Stand Trial in Foreign Court
Washington order delayed the U S Army surrender of Specialist 3 C William S Girard to Japan for trial on a shooting at a military firing range The Japanese justice minister told the Diet the GI will be tried in Japan claiming U S jurisdiction is waived and Wilsons review order was too late If custody occurs Girard 22 Ottawa LaSalle Illinois would be the first American serviceman tried abroad for an on duty incident involving the death of a scrap collector on January 30.
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Tokyo
Washington
U.S
Japan
Diet
U. S
Defense Wilson
United States
Wilson
William S. Girard
Ottawa-LaSalle
Ill
Alon
Auiter Anea
Senate expands rackets probe to include labor leaders
Senate rackets probers plan future public hearings with Nathan Shefferman regarding testimony that he paid Teamsters President Dave Beck eight thousand dollars of a twelve thousand dollar commission on the purchase of the union's Capitol Hill headquarters. The panel will also examine consultants who advise employers on labor relations.
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Washington
Senate
Chicago
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Senate Committee
Nathan Shefferman
Beck
Capitol Hill
McClellan
D - Ark
Special Investigating Committee
Coast A Sees 5Ne
Tar Heels Observe Armed Forces Day
Civilians toured installations across North Carolina to see new war weapons and aircraft. Fort Bragg planned two Honest John rocket firings with up to 25 000 visitors aboard an air conditioned train for tours. Seymour Johnson AFB and Cherry Point showcased jets and repair plants while others held open houses in towns statewide.
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Ft. Bragg
Morntand
Bragg
Seymour
Johnson Air Force Base
Goldsboro
North Carolina
Warsaw
Wilmington
New Bern
Washington
Greenville
Rocky Mount
Kinston
Fayetteville
Sanford
Badin
Albemarle
Salisbury
Lexington
Winston-Salem
Burlington
Raleigh
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Edenton
Cherry Point Marine Air Station
National Guard
Charlotte
Claude Currie
State Senate
Col
Ellen
Rescuers Pull Benny Hooper From Well Alive
Rescuers pull the 7 year old Benny Hooper from a backyard well in Manorville New York. He was trapped in sand and rushed to a hospital in Mastic Beach in fair to good condition after 7:10 p m. Doctors say he is able to talk and eating while monitored for 24 hours. His father Benjamin Hooper and mother Borghild kept vigil as workers battled through earth with shovels pipes and shoring to free him.
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Benjamin Hooper, Jr
Mastic
N. Y
Manorville
Benny Hooper
Mastic Beach
Benjamin Hooper
Hooper
Borghild
Benny
Kris
Long Island
Sam Woodson
Woodson
Ben
Boy
Page
Old Plank Road and High Point links a century ago
The Sunday Enterprise previews articles in tomorrow’s edition detailing High Point history from the Old Plank Road era to founding. It highlights Covington's mayoral review, scholarship gains at High Point High, nursing school changes at High Point Memorial Hospital, and local aviation ventures in Thomasville.
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Piedmont
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Winston-Salem
High Point
Ed Lane
Plank Road
Sunday Enterprise
High Point High School
Jane Lucas
the Sunday Enterprise
High Point Memorial Hospital
Enterprise Tomorrow
Rescue Timetable Details Benny Hooper Jr Well Pit
A timetable from Manorville New York tracks the rescue of 7 year old Benjamin Hooper Jr who was entombed 21 feet in a sandy well for nearly a day. At 7 30 p m Benny fell into the well. At 8 20 p m firefighters arrived with oxygen and pumped air down to Benny. At 8 30 p m firemen and volunteers began digging a hole beside the well.
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Manorville
N.Y
Benjamin Hooper Jr
Benny
Vol
Benny Hooper Rescued From Well Shaft After Hours of Sand
In Manorville New York Benny Hooper, seven, fell into a well shaft and was buried by sand. Rescue crews worked hours with diggers and shoring as his condition varied from fair to good. His mother watched in prayer and his father waited by the pit hoping for movement from his son.
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Benny
Oklahoma braces for third flood day as rains flood state
Oklahoma faces continued floods with record crest expected in Tulsa and Keystone as the Cimarron and Arkansas rivers converge. Creeks overflow in southern Oklahoma. 1,000+ residents evacuate, 2,200 acres flood near Tulsa, seven deaths reported and damages run into millions.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
Tulsa
Keystone
Cimarron
Arkansas
Dover
Coyle
Perkins
Bixby
Tulsa County
Tulsa River Forecasting Bureau
Verdigris River
Muskogee
Tulisa
Soviet Pressure Triggers Top Level U S Review On Disarmament
Western officials report Moscow pressed for a Western reply to its latest disarmament plan, prompting a high level U S review. State Department said decisions are in the works with a full report to Dulles and Defense Secretary Wilson. The London talks and Soviet April 30 proposals loom large as Washington considers phased concessions and aerial inspection principles.
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Washington
Russia
U.S
State Department
State Dulles
Defense Wilson
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Robert Cutler
White House
National Council
Joseph Reap
Stassen
London
Reap
United States
Valerian Zorin
Red
Eisenhower
Manorville Boy Rescued From Narrow Well Hole
Sam Woodson and fellow workers pulled 7 year old Benny Hooper Jr. from a sand filled well near Manorville New York as a cave in threatened both. Woodson recalled brushing sand from the coat before pulling the child free and praying to God for strength to keep going.
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Pat Duggins
C. S. Bixler
Pittsburgh
Gospel Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Christian and Missionary Aliance
Walton
Christian and Missionary Alliance Convention
Canada
Bryant Park
A. W. Tozer
Green Street
Stewart A. Newman
Southeastern Baptist Seminary
Wake Forest
Tomor
Green Street Baptist Church
Southeastern
Southwestern Seminary
Fort Worth
Texas
E. W. Price Jr
MR. Bixler
DR. Newman
Tar Heels
Associated Press
H. Kris
Manhattan
Page Eight
George Covington
Covington
Enterprise City
Forrest Cates
Thomasville
Wint Capel
Citians
Bureau
Wishita River
Wewoka Creek
Wewoka Lake
Wewoka
Ada
McAlester
Terral
Nellie Mae Tipton
Durant
Roland Bullock
Creek
John Arambo
John
Little Benny
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