North Carolina Baptist Business Women's Conference in High Point
First Baptist Church hosts the North Carolina Baptist Business Women's Conference October 25 to 27 with sessions led by Mrs W K McGhee and speaker Miss Isabelle Coleman. Events include leadership forums, a banquet at the Sheraton Hotel, a worship service by Dr Elmo Scoggins, and a Quaker Lecture by Dr Alexander C Purdy.
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First Baptist Church
North Carolina Baptist Business Women's Conference
W. K. McGhee
State Women’s Missionary Union
Isabelle Coleman
Taiwan
Women's Missionary Union
Business Women
State Women's Missionary Union
Missionary Union
Sheraton Hotel
First Church
Elmo Scoggins
Sheraton
Alexander C. Purdy
Hartford Theological Seminary
Conn
High Point Friends Meeting
Penn College
Iowa
Hartford Seminary
Five Years Meeting
Ellison R. Purdy
Society of Friends
High Point
Pearson Blair
Pur
Word From Boater Awaited As Revival Plans Unfold
In Morehead City North Carolina word awaited on Melvin West a 28 year old disc jockey and boating enthusiast who left Morehead City in the 15 foot boat the Impossible on a 580 mile open ocean run to Bermuda He planned about 40 hours at sea relying on sextant compass and radio reception He faced fuel line failures and repairs en route while local officials prepared to search if he did not arrive on schedule He works for WJMC radio and carried a letter of introduction from the Morehead City mayor
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Morehead City
N. C
Melvin West
Bermuda
West
WJMC
George Dill
Alexander Hood
Middle East Crisis Ties to Syria and Egypt Figures
Strategy huddle era mentions Mahmoud Fwazi and Omar Loutfi of Egypt. Syria Soviet charges accuse Turkey and the United States of plotting aggressive actions and a troop landing in Syria, sparking a regional crisis.
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Era
Mahmoud Fwazi
Omar Loutfi
Egypt
Syria
Turke
U.S
Middle East
Queen Elizabeth Watches College Park Football Game
Queen Elizabeth II attended the University of Maryland versus North Carolina football game in College Park with Prince Philip. Events included a Commonwealth reception, honors conferral, a foundation stone laying, and a state dinner at the British Embassy. Sputnik continued orbiting as Vanguard rocket tests faced postponements at Cape Canaveral.
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Washington
Elizabeth II
Dulles
Eisenhower
University of Maryland-North Carolina
College Park
Prince Philip
Philip
Marine Barracks
Elizabeth
London
Buckingham Palace
Sunday Enterprise previews housing boom and local features
The Sunday Enterprise tomorrow spotlights High Point housing growth across price ranges and its implications for buyers and the city. It also profiles English salesman Jim Best and the ANNUAL church anniversary in Thomasville, plus a roundup of furniture market openings, talent show, Asian flu concerns, and maple furniture trends.
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High Point
Sunday
Robert Marks
Enterprise Tomorrow
Jim Best
Southern Retail Furniture Association
Hull
England
How Best
Braxton Younts
Sunday Enterprise
First Methodist Church
Thomasville
Wint Capel
Enterprise
North Carolina
Family Weekly Magazine
Nickel Testifies In Trial At Firing Range Death
Specialist 3 C Nickel testified he did not know Girard fatally shot Mrs Naka Sakai until later. He said his conscience and the hero portrayal influenced his prior denial to Japanese investigators. Nickel and Girard returned to the hilltop firing range where Sakai was killed on Jan 30. Sergeant Smith testified about a machinegun, countering Nickel’s earlier claim it was moved.
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Somagahara
Japan
William S. Girard
Girard
C. Victor Nickel
Naka Sakai
Yuzo Kawachi
Nickel
Inkster, Mich
Albert Rakas
Chicago
Smith
U.S., Turkey in UN battle over Syria crisis
The 82 nation UN assembly voted to take up Syria Turkey charges amid US and Turkish denials. Moscow warned it would aid Syria if attacked and alleged a plan with Britain. Turkey denied aggressions and called Russia’s intimidation claims unfounded. Navy ships moved under 6th Fleet plans.
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U.N
United Nations Assembly
Syria
Turkey
Egypt
Russia
Salah Bitar
V. V. Kuznetsov
Farid Zeineddine
Cam
Pitas
Uae
Ssanna
Aueahty
Middle East
Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Britain
Seyfullah Esin
Kremlin
Iraq
Jordan
Israel
Mediterranean
Italy
Izmir
Aegean Sea
6Th Fleet
Navy
Washington
American Pilot Rescued After Sea Crash Off Coruna
American pilot William Wyatt, aiming for a Texas to Rome nonstop flight, crashed into the sea near Coruna, Spain. A Spanish fishing vessel rescued him after U S and French air units launched a search when he failed to report in. Wyatt took off from Galveston requesting a 36 to 40 hour crossing with 44 hours of fuel.
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Coruna
Spain
William Wyatt
U. S
Bordeaux
Wyatt
Rome
Groix
Lorient
Galveston
Street Work Halted by Court Order in Greensboro Fight
RALEIGH The city of Greensboro must stop street improvements on Battleground Avenue Westover Terrace Lawndale until the courts decide objections raised by the Southern Railroad. Chief Justice J Wallace Winsborne signed the order yesterday delaying the project with the Supreme Court set to hear the case the week of November 19. The city had resumed work after a restraining order was dissolved by Judge Hubert E Olive.
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Raleigh
Greensboro
Southern Railroad
J. Wallace Winborne
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Battleground Avenue-Westover Terrace
Lawndale
Superior Court
Hubert E. Olive
McElroy demands no delays in missile progress
Secretary of Defense Neil McElroy warned he will accept no excuses for delays in long range ballistic missile development. In a memo to Army Navy and Air Force secretaries he stressed keeping programs on schedule as Congress debates missile and satellite efforts amid Soviet advances. He praised recent missile firings as meeting or exceeding design specs and urged steadfast national security focus.
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Washington
Neil McElroy
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Air Force
Congress
United States
Russia
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Blackshear
McElroy
West Germany cuts ties with Yugoslavia in peacetime
Bonn announces severed diplomatic relations with Yugoslavia over Belgrade recognizing Communist East Germany. Ambassador Dusan Kveder calls the move senseless pressure and warns of direct damage to Bonn and world politics. This marks the first peacetime break in German diplomatic history.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Yugoslavia
Dusan Kveder
Koeder
Heinrich von Brentano
Kveder
East Germany
Communist Party
Belgrade
Ted
Konrad Adenauer
East Berlin
Yorktown Victory reenactment marks 176th Cornwallis defeat
On Yorktown battle site in Yorktown Virginia a 176th anniversary re enactment honors Lord Cornwallis defeat by the combined French and American forces led by George Washington. Dignitaries including Secretary Wilbur Brucker and French ambassador Herve Alphand attend the dedication of the Statue of Liberty atop the Yorktown victory monument along with Senators Byrd and former Rep Cramton and attendees from 12 states. A pageant follows.
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Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
George Washington
Yorktown Victory Monument
Oskar J
Secretary of the Interior
Fred Seaton
Legal Moves Rise as Little Rock School Crisis Continues
Gov Faubus hints at suing to remove federal troops from Central High. Attorney Coffelt seeks impeachment of Judge Davies after a federal suit for troop removal is dismissed. Aims to appeal to the Eighth Circuit. Seven students return to class amid influenza. A scholarship fund, backed by pastors and civic leaders, will aid white and Negro students.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Ronald N. Davies
Fargo
N.D
Eisenhower
101St Airborne Division
Davis
Central High
Davies
Kenneth Coffelt
Margaret Jackson
League of Central High Mothers
Coffelt
House of Ec Oomab
House
Senate
Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Central
John Baker
Unitarian Church
Bethesda
Dunbar H. Og Iden Jr
Central Presbyterian Church
Objects Seen Over Carolinas
Amateur astronomers in North and South Carolina sighted a bright morning object at about 4:42 to 4:47 a.m. Some thought it resembled the Sputnik or its rocket stage in orbit. Student H Gene Sheagley near Greenville described it as bright as the Big Dipper stars and visible for about 90 seconds.
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Russia
Sputnik
Wisconsin
Florida
Vanguard
Milwaukee Astronomical Society
Edward A. Halbach
New
Associated Press
Carolinas
Charlotte
Greenville
S.C
Bob Jones University Science
H. Gene Sheagley
Sheagley
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