Salvation Army Homecoming Features Swyers Speakers
Maj. and Mrs. Walter Swyers of Charlotte headline the 12th annual Salvation Army homecoming observance. Mrs. Swyers speaks at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with a 2 p.m. address by Maj. Swyers. A picnic lunch follows at 12:30 p.m. in Citadel gym. Special music includes multiple Salvation Army groups and local choirs.
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Walter Swyers
Charlotte
Salvation Army
North Carolina
Pentecostal Ladies Trio
Oakes Trio
Hayworth Wesleyan Mist Choir
Swyers
Salvation Army Brass Band
Snider Family
Lexington
Salvation Army Singing Company of
Maj
Professor Lovelace to Lead Tomorrow’s Emery Wood Services
Dr. Marc H. Lovelace, archaeology professor at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, will lead p m worship at Emery Wood Baptist Church tomorrow. He has held pastorates in North Carolina Kentucky and Indiana and taught religion at Wake Forest College 1946 to 1952.
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Marc H. Lovelace
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Emerywood Baptist Church
Lee
Southern Bap- Seminary
Louisville
Carnegie Foundation
Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago
Duke University
The
University of Pennsylvania
Sermon by Dr. Herbert H. Peterson at Jamestown Church
Dr. Herbert H. Peterson, High Point College endowment director and former Methodist missionary, will deliver the Sunday sermon at Jamestown Methodist Church on the topic Whose Image. Benson notes Peterson served in the Malaya Annual Conference 1932 1957 and later joined the Western Carolina Conference. He spent much of his career in schools while also serving as a pastor in various Methodist Mission Schools.
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Herbert H. Peterson
High Point College
The
Methodist Church
Jamestown Methodist Church
Clark W. Benson
Peterson
Malaya
Western Carolina Conference
High Point
Mr. Benson
Prayer Band Meets At Cloverdale Baptist Church Tonight
The Cloverdale Baptist Church Prayer Band is scheduled to meet tonight with details continued on page two.
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Cloverdale Baptist Church Prayer Band
Diplomats Alarm Over New Russian Nuclear Tests
Word that Russia fired two new nuclear test shots sparks anxiety at the United Nations and threatens to derail the Geneva disarmament talks. Delegates fear a resumption of testing by the Big Three could end the negotiations and return the issue to the General Assembly.
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Russia
General Assembly
Geneva
Assembly
State Dulles
Washington
United States
U.N. Con
Crackdown on Cyprus Demanded in Parliament Dispute
Britain faces rising public anger over Cyprus killings as MPs debate appointing a military governor. The Conservative push cites Field Marshal Sir Gerald Templar as possible Cyprus governor, challenging civilian Sir Hugh Foot's role and NATO efforts to resolve Greek and Turkish Cypriot tensions.
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London
Britain
Alan Lennox- Boyd
Robert Speir
Cyprus
Gerald Templar
Templar
Imperial General Staff
Malaya
Hugh Foot
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Hungarians Picket Soviet UN Delegation
About 200 Hungarian exiles picketed the Park Avenue headquarters of the Soviet delegation to the United Nations. The protest clashed with police Friday night as it grew unruly. Twelve demonstrators were arrested and two officers were treated for minor injuries.
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New York
Park Avenue
United Nations
Colombo Plan ministers gather as aid hopes rise
Seattle AP reports expectancy at Colombo Plan conference as Western nations discuss expanding aid to Southeast Asian economies. Eisenhower’s Monday address prompts clues on U S policy. Dulles leads a strong delegation with Treasury officials. Britain’s Allan Noble arrives to head Britain’s delegation amid talks of increased credits and Canada Australia New Zealand and Japan pledging more support in training and development.
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Seattle
Eisenhower
U.S
State Dulles
Treasury
State Department
Allan Noble
Britain
Noble
Colombo
Ceylon
Southeast Asia
West Germany
India
Pakistan
Malaya
Singapore
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Japan
Sheriff Wounded By Alleged Slayer
A 48 year old tenant farmer Otis Manning allegedly shot his wife Isabell Manning near Tarboro North Carolina then fled with his son and another man into the woods after taking wine He fired on officers wounding Sheriff Edgecombe County deputy and a highway patrolman The sheriff said Manning had threatened to kill him years earlier Manning was captured drunk and held without bond in the fatal shooting of Isabell Manning mother of seven The incident involved a wine quart and a concealment in the woods with witnesses Cutter Manning and a man named Lawyer Webb were with Manning near the truck at the scene
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Edgecombe County
Barden
Otis Manning
Tarboro
Isabell Manning
Manning
Harry Alderman
Lee Hodges
Cutter Manning
Anda
Webb
Hodges
B. H. Jackson
Auto Crash on Turnpike Kills Seven
NORWALK Ohio AP the divided toll road was caused by a car in the wrong direction. John M. Hines Jr 41 Detroit drove east in a westbound lane crashing head on with George N. Bentley 32 Jamestown. The dead include Hines wife Della and their four sons plus Claudia Brooks 45 Detroit. Hines survived in fair condition with a compound arm fracture and multiple lacerations.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Turnpike
John M. Hines Jr
Detroit
George N. Bentley
Jamestown
Hines
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Bentley
Della
Claudia Brooks
Turnpike Patrol
Moonrocket Test Deepens Knowledge Of Explosive Landscaping
Dr. Gerald W. Johnson reports from Berkeley on Nevada test site results showing underground explosions can be calibrated to dig harbors, loosen rock, or create waterworks. Rainier and October shots yielded a sealed depth formula to control surface disruption and scale explosive effects.
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Rennie Taylor
Associated Press
Berkeley
Calif
Nevada Test Site
Alaska
National Academy of Sciences
Gerald W. Johnson
University of California
Thermonuclear Laboratory
Livermore
Johnson
Rainier
Nevada
Several States Feel Earth Jolt
An earthquake jolted residents in four states Friday night with no damage reported. The quake struck at 8 41 p.m. and was felt from St Louis to Paducah Kentucky and Evansville Indiana. Officials place the epicenter near the confluence of the Wabash and Ohio rivers where Illinois Indiana and Kentucky meet.
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ST. Louis
Paducah
Evansville
Ind
St. Louis University
Wabash
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Algeria faces candidate shortage in pivotal vote
Algeria's Central Vote Commission struggles as only four of eighteen districts file candidate lists for 70 parliamentary seats. With Nov 28 to 30 election dates, deadlines loom, two thirds Moslem goal uncertain amid political bickering, voter apathy, and strong army influence.
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Algiers
Algeria
de Gaulle
Rise In British Credit Sparks Appliance Boom
Britain's quickening credit buys unleashed a nationwide rush on washing machines autos and televisions as government easing of controls took effect October 29. In five days retail auto and appliance sales jumped 30 to 50 percent and a major London dealer cut terms to 5 percent down and 50 months to pay.
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London
Britain
Air Force Moon Rocket Fails To Reach Space
The Air Force launched its third moon rocket from Cape Canaveral at 2:30 a.m. but the third stage did not ignite, leaving the craft at about 1,000 miles altitude before burning up. NASA and officials studied why the stage failed as two more lunar probes were authorized and a Friday launch postponed.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Outer Space
Moon
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Africa
Big Welcome Slated For Rescued Men
At Westover Air Force Base thirteen of twenty IGY expedition members rescued from a storm wreck on an Arctic ice floe are due for a welcome. The group includes ten scientists and three Air Force men and will be met by a brass band on arrival by C123 transport. Maj Basil G Commons led the mission with a C54 escort while Columbia University chief scientist George Cvikanovich hailed the rescue as the most welcome sight.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
North Pole
Air Force
Basil G.O' Commons
George Cvikanovich
Columbia University
IGY
Arctic
Thule
Greenland
High Point food supply challenges to be explored
The Sunday Enterprise features Elizabeth Austin examining how High Point feeds over 100 000 residents weekly and how local grocers cope with a supply crunch. Also teased are profiles of parole officer David Howard Hepler and a North Carolina bow hunting scene at Uwharrie Wildlife Preserve with Kyle Stirling reporting.
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High Point
Elizabeth Austin
Sunday Enterprise
David Howard Hepler
Fair Grove High School
Hepler
Enterprise
North Carolina
Esq
Uwharrie Wildlife Preserve
Thomasville
Ets Oeatey
Kyle Stirling
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Pat Duggins
Emerywood Baptist
American School of Oriental Research
Jerusalem
Jordan
N.Y
Tarboro, N.C
Rs. Manning
Shade Felton
Felton
Hinnant
Earth
Winston Churchill
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Churchill
France
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