Convoy Travels Unmolested Through East Germany
A U S Army convoy of 13 vehicles and 54 men crossed East Germany to West Germany from Berlin without Soviet interference. The group, which left a checkpoint near Berlin this morning, arrived in midafternoon, marking the third Western convoy on the Autobahn after a prior 41 hour stop at Marienborn. Each convoy carries under 30 soldiers beyond drivers, avoiding Soviet head counts.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Marienborn
Convention agenda eyes Baptist elect secretary treasurer
Dr W Perry Crouch is the recommended general secretary treasurer nominee by the convention General Board to succeed the late Dr Douglas M Branch. The afternoon program includes a proposal authorizing a 3 member board to add up to 16 non Baptists or non residents of NC.
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Douglas M. Branch
W. Perry Crouch
Harold Tribbie
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Christian Life Commission
Henry J. Stokes
Tryon
Rowland Pruette
Murfreesboro
Edward Laffman O. Rowland
John Dean
Severn
John Laverly
Durham
Vatican Council Cardinals clash over papal power
At the Vatican Ecumenical Council, 52 American cardinals and 59 bishops debated decentralizing church authority. Cardinal McIntyre and others argued for broader papal powers as reform discussions continued among 2,300 council fathers in St. Peter Basilica. The stock market opened mixed as rail and other shares fluctuated. the Dow in New York sat near 753.56 at noon amid profit-taking and uneven bond activity.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Bishops’ Conferences
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles de New York
Penney JC
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Petr
Pitt Plate
Pure Oil
Radio Corp
U.S
Reynolds
Sears Roebuck
Sou Railway
Land
Perry Corp
Associated Press
Istd Oil NJ
Ers
CBS
Vatican
Bulova
Xerox
Western
Westing Eling
St. Peter Basilica
Winn Hive
America
Chrysler
Eastern
Pan American
Rites Held For T. H. Pate
Funeral services were held yesterday for Thomas H. Pate a resident of Lowe Avenue Am Can Co in Flat Creek Baptist Church near Weaverville. He died Friday morning in Baptist Hospital he is survived by his wife and one daughter.
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Adams Millis
Allied Ch
Thomas H. Pate
Allis Chal
Lowe Avenue
Am Can Co
Flat Creek
Am Enka
Weaverville
Am Motors
Pate
Ain Tel & Tel
Jing
Baptist Hospital
AdiAtch
Natl Distillers
Washington
INY Central
Norf & West
Coca-Cola
Duke
Dupontden
lRast Air
Eastman Kod
Firestone
Foote
Gen Foods
Goodrich BF
Goodyear T&r
Greyhound
Gulf OU Corp
Sena Int Tel & Tel
Kayser Roth
Laeger
Onty Hill
Martin Mariella
McLean
Monsanie
Monty Ward
Motorola
India
Beckwith Ordered Back For Trial
Mississippi Supreme Court rules Circuit Judge Hendrick exceeded authority in ordering sanity tests for Byron de la Beckwith. Beckwith charged in the 1963 ambush slaying of civil rights leader Medgar Evers. case returns to Rankin County to stand trial for theft.
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Jackson, Miss
Theifor Beckwith
Mississippi Supreme Court
Hasnite
Rankin County
Day
Byron de la Backwith
C.H. Barnett
Rankin
Idrick
Medgar Evers
Leon Hendrick
Jackson
Beckwith
Evers Jns
Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Tight
Henrick
Gilmore to Speak at High Point YDC Meeting
Tom Gilmore president elect of North Carolina Young Democratic Club speaks at High Point YDC meeting Nov 20 at 6 30 p m. Gilmore, a Julian North Carolina native and youngest state YDC president, serves on the state board of agriculture and is a nurseryman. Tickets available from High Point YDC executive committee.
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Tom Gilmore
North Carolina
Young Democratic Club
High Point, Young Democratic Club
Julian
Greensboro
Gilmore
YDC
State Board of Agriculture
High Point Ydc
Miss Norman to Be Feted Before Wedding
Miss Sara Norman will be entertained by her grandmother Mrs T J Underwood at Centennial Avenue Ext with a coffee from 11 a m to 1 pm. She will wed Lt James Peter Oppenheim on November 23 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church.
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Sara Norman
T. J. Underwood
Centennial Avenue
Church Guild Announces Bazaar Luncheon at St. Edward’s
St. Edward’s Guild of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church plans a bazaar and luncheon tomorrow in the parish hall on Montlieu Avenue. Luncheon will be served from noon to 2 pm, while the bazaar runs 10 am to 5 pm.
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St. Edward’s
Women urged to pursue continuing education for all
A commission report prioritizes lifelong education for adult women, urging recognition of education as ongoing beyond youth. It calls for accessible learning starting wherever individuals left formal schooling, includes vocational training, and stresses educational counseling for mothers seeking work.
City tightens curbs on marches after nightly demonstrations
Chief Banks reports about 225 arrests since anti segregation protests began, with 133 for trespassing during desegregation efforts. The town ordinance nowRequires 24 hours notice and permits for marchers under 18, challenged as unconstitutional by Negro leaders.
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Banks
Girl Loses Leg Bitter Mother Sees Hope
At Metropolitan General Hospital Cleveland a 14 year old girl Christine Simko fights to survive after doctors remove her right leg and hip to save her life from a malignant tumor. Her mother Lily Simko expresses bitter questions about life and a possible five year chance for cure.
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Christine
Miley
Christ
Nile Court
Sec. Ins. Co
Allvae Metals Co
Amer. Fidel
Amer. Furn. Co
Simko
BBS Studios
Fie Td
Carolinas Capital Bq
Judge! Colonial Stores
Walter G. Whitlack
Per- Drexel Enterprises
First Southern Co
Ryone
First UN
Nat. Bk
Cleveland
Jefferson
Life
Kavanagh-Smith
Justine
hostAntesIne
He Asdstson
Pital
Life & Cas
NC. Nat. Bank
Ee Connitcia
Hy di Piedmont
Pub. Ser
N.C
Pyramid Life Ins
Life & Trust
ThermoPlastics Corp
Thom
Furn
Ind
Wach, Bk. & Trust
lWays
York
Lily Simko
Ampu
Nti
Metro- Now
Continentals Debated Symbol Before Choosing Bald Eagle
The Continental Congress debated for about a dozen years before deciding on the bald eagle as the national emblem. The lengthy discussion reflected the symbol’s emerging national identity and the founding era’s civic debates.
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Continental Congress
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New York
T. H. Pate
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Guat
Deccity
Kivett Drive
James Allen
Leicester
England
Miss Norman
Goldwater
Fkr
Bath
Thelen Hotel
NEW York Times
Rabio
CITT
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Ger Mar
Cecil
Office Equipment CO
Main ST
English Road
China Insite Glass
Dodge Sierra
Donald L. Boone
Professional Building
High Point, N. C
Dow Jones
Maxum M. Bingham
Thomasville
N. C
Bache & Co
Davis Patrol & Watchman
DAVIS
Perpetual
High Point
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