Alcohol Problem Conference at Guilford College
The First North Carolina Yearly Meeting Conference on the Alcohol Problem will meet at Guilford College on Tuesday and Wednesday. Leaders include Dr. William Wolff, William R. Boothe, James Renz, and Milton Hadley. Registration is $1.50, students free. H Milliard Jones chairs the committee. Florence Robertson Secretary.
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North Carolina
Guilford College
William Wolff
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
William R. Boothe
Keeley Institute
Greensboro
James Renz
The
Church of the
Brethren
Milton Hadley
And Yet Abideth Hope Week Planned by Churches
In cooperation with Southern Baptist churches Mrs J Dennis Young prayer chairman has organized a week of programs under the theme And Yet Abideth Hope. Monday and Tuesday services run 10 to 11 a.m. at the church. Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Dr J T McRae missionary to Gaza speaks. Thursday services in homes. Friday World Day of Prayer open all day with services at 10 30 a.m. 3 30 and 5 30 p.m. A prayer chain starts Friday at 6 a.m.
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Southern Baptist
J. Dennis Young
J. T. McRae
Gaza
High Point Ministers to Meet at YMCA for Year-End Luncheon
The High Point Ministerial Alliance will meet Monday at 12 noon at the YMCA. Rev Arlo F Newell chairman says the luncheon will be the final meeting of the year and urges all ministers to attend.
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High Point
YMCA
Arlo F. Newell
Woman's Day Observance At Central Christian Church
Mrs Harry J Shontz will be guest speaker for the Woman's Day observance at Central Christian Church tomorrow The event is sponsored by the women of the Christian Church and will include a worship service.
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Harry J. Shontz
Central Christian Church
The
Women of the Christian Church
Boy 8 obtains $5 loan from bank for model aircraft carrier
In Los Angeles a boy named Billy Juster aged eight borrows $5 from Bank of America with 40 cents monthly repayment and 8 percent interest using a worn baseball and glove as collateral. His father Harmon Juster observes, saying the scene teaches financial habits to the next generation.
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Mike Musante
Billy Juster
Musante
Billy
Harmon
Bank of America
Juster
Hard Freeze Expected Across North Carolina Tonight
The Associated Press reports a statewide cold spell with a hard freeze in the mountains and a light freeze on the coast. Lows range from 12 at Mt Mitchell to the low 40s along the coast, with snow flurries possible in the mountains and clear, cold conditions elsewhere. Roads remain open despite light snow in western counties.
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Tar Heel
North Carolina
Mt. Mitchell
Clingman
Mississippi River
Asherville
Raleigh
Russians soften stance on Berlin in six month talks
A Soviet spokesman said the Kremlin may expand and change its plan to free and demilitarize West Berlin during six months of negotiations with the Western powers. Western leaders urge broader reunification talks while Lord Mayor Willy Brandt calls addressing East and West Germany unity rather than mirroring Moscow.
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Kremlin
West Berlin
East Berlin
Khrushchev
Willy Brandt
East Germany
West Germany
Moscow
London
West
Russia
Bonn
David K. E. Bruce
United States
Christopher Steel
Britain
Francois
Big holiday parades launch High Point and Thomasville shopping seasons
Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow features on two giant parades that kick off Christmas shopping in High Point and Thomasville. A study by school superintendent Dean Pruette projects a need for more classrooms in High Point over the next five years. The issue also spotlights Nu-Products on East Russell Street, a furniture plant using welding torches and metal presses.
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High Point
Thomasville
Dean Pruette
Enterprise Tomorrow
Nu-Products
E. Russell Street
Wide Areas Report Heavy Snowfall Across Midwest and Northeast
A fast moving snow storm blanketed the Midwest and moved eastward dumping up to over 10 inches in parts of New England Pennsylvania New York and Ohio. The system stretched from northern New England across northern New York into western Pennsylvania and the Upper Ohio Valley. Driving conditions were hazardous and several fatalities occurred in traffic accidents on ice slick highways.
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Midwest
New England
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
New York State
Ohio Valley
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Rockies
Gulf Coast
Middle Gulf Coast
Alabama
Atlantic Coast
Appalachians
Carolina
Asheville
North Carolina
Atlas ICBM fires full intercontinental range to Atlantic target
The Atlas ICBM launched from Cape Canaveral on Friday night flew 6 325 miles to a designated target area in the south Atlantic within about 30 minutes. Defense officials said the test achieved all objectives essentially 100 percent and that observers confirmed the trajectory to Ascension Island vicinity.
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Washington
Florida
South Atlantic
United States
U.S
Russia
Cape Canaveral
Defense Department
Air Force
Ascension Island
Convair
General Dynamics Corp
Atlas
Department of Defense
Fila
Thanksgiving Weekend Traffic Toll Rises Amid Snow and Ice
Snow and ice on roads raised traffic hazards during the Thanksgiving weekend. Crashes mounted as the Midwest storm spread east of the Mississippi while travel volume dipped in snowbound areas. The 102 hour period from Wednesday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight saw 39 highway deaths, with 32 fires and 121 other accidents reported.
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Midwest
Mississippi River
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Jerri Lane Martin Crowned Miss Queen Piedmont in Thomasville
Jerri Lane Martin of High Point was crowned Miss Queen Piedmont at the Piedmont Festival pageant held at the Civic Center Thomasville. She beat 12 Piedmont area entrants and performed a baton twirling act with Christmas music in a red velvet majorette outfit.
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Santa Claus
Piedmont
Thomasville
Jerri Lane Martin
High Point
Mary Ann Mobley
Thomaville Civic Center
North Carolina
Dixie
David Cox
Civic Center
Piedmont Area
Miss Martin
W. W. Martin
W. Lexington Ave
Jerri Lane
Judy Bowers
S Lemgsons
W. R
Son Admits Killing Family in Kansas Suburb
In Kansas City Kansas a 18 year old University of Kansas student Lowell Lee Andrews confessed to shooting his father William L. Andrews 50 his mother Opal 41 and sister Jennie Marie 20 with a .22 caliber rifle at their home. The bodies were found after a late Friday call and the suspect said he tossed the weapons in the KAW River near Lawrence. Coroner's office cited death about 7 p.m. and no charges were filed immediately.
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Kansas City
Kan
Sheriff's Deputies
William L. Andrews
Opal
Jennie Marie
al Sachen
Lowell Lee Andrews
University of Kansas
Sachen
Young Andrews
Kuw
Lawrence
Andrews
Trans World Airlines
Machinists Union
Beating Drunk Bicycling Charge in California Court
Lester C Gunn of Menlo Park machinist cleared of drunk driving on a bicycle after arguing a bicycle qualifies as a vehicle under state code. Judge Edward J. Ryan dismissed the $263 fine and bail but fined Green $25 for drunken conduct in public.
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Redwood City
Lester C. Gunn
Menlo Park
Green
Edward J. Ryan
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