Groundbreaking planned for Lexington Avenue Baptist unit
Lexington Avenue Baptists will break ground for a new 100000 dollar educational unit tomorrow after a shortened Sunday school. The service begins at 10 30 with a 9 45 Sunday school and a procession to the site.
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Lexington Avenue Baptists
W. W. Robbins
High Point
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Wesley Memorial
Shirley Avenue
Highland Methodist Church
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
Unicef
Eisenhower Attacks Stevenson Over Draft Talk At Hollywood Bowl
President Eisenhower blasted Adlai Stevenson for proposing ending the military draft labeling it incredible folly or ignorance. He spoke to 22 000 in Hollywood Bowl hurling charges of contagion of corruption and slander by Stevenson and Democrats. Stevenson in Ohio called the draft system an incredible waste of manpower and money.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Los Angeles
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Hollywood Bowl
Washington
Oregon
California
Denver
White House
Stevenson
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Truman
Ohio
Confetti Scraps Hit Ike Eye On West Coast Visit
Eisenhower left for Washington with a bloodshot eye after confetti thrown by an admirer lodged in his left eye in Portland Oregon. White House physician Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder called it a slight hemorrhage and said the eye is improving but will remain red on his return.
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Los Angeles
Eisenhower
Washington
Portland
Ore
Howard M.snyder
White House
James C. Hagerty
Net Closes On Tenth Escaped From Prison Camp
Raleigh police continue recaptures after Saturday and Sunday mass escapes. Ninety prisoners broke from Nash County camp with two guards fired for negligence. By late night the ninth and tenth escapees were recaptured leaving six at large. Currituck camp yielded four recaptured by morning. Howard Crumpler of Durham and Martin Allen of Tar Heel are named to have been caught recently.
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Raleigh W
Nash County
Currituck
Howard M. Crumpler
Durham
Martin E. Allen
Tar Heel
Elizabethtown
Survivors Flown From Antarctic Crash as Four Die
Two of four U S Navy men injured in a Neptune crash near McMurdo Sound are flown to New Zealand in better condition. Four killed, two seriously hurt. rescue teams labored to clear a 6 000 foot ice strip for Globemaster landings amid weeks of 60 below zero weather.
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Don Guy
Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
U. S. Navy
New Zealand
Christchurch
Clifford Allsup
East Greenwich
R.I
Bryson
Tex
Richard Lewis
Clarks Summit
Allsup
Lewis
Ens
Kenneth MacAlpine
Ambler
Robert Spann
Buffalo
N.Y
Isaac Taylor
Chapel Hill
N.C
Joseph Walter Harris
New Orleans
George Dufek
Dufek
Cmdr
David Canham Jr
Seabee
Dewey Kemp
Oxfard
Calif
South Pole
Cheerleading Rules and Local Features Highlight Sunday Enterprise
The Sunday Enterprise previews cheerleader standards at High Point High School and profiles unique interior decorating accessories from a local brother and sister duo. It also revisits Bridey Murphy through AP reporting and teases mid season furniture market news, a readership poll on the presidential election, national football scores, and live local news.
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Forrest Cate
High Point High School
Stevenson Attacks Eisenhowers Suez Handling in Cincinnati
Adlai E Stevenson denounces Eisenhower for misleading the nation over Suez warning the president would split the Republican party with bold moves. He claims Soviet expansion in the Middle East marks a Russian victory and calls for truth about foreign policy. Stevenson heads to South Bend then Chicago for fundraisers and TV appearances amid strong Cincinnati reception.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Suez
Middle East
Europe
Asia
East
West
GOP
Republican Party
South Bend
Ind
Chicago
Dulles
Kentucky
Red Scientist Rejects Lung Cancer Theory
A Moscow surgeon argues that smoking does not greatly raise lung cancer risk and cites air pollution from motor vehicles as a more probable cause. Dr. Valentin Sergeivich Mayatt, dean of surgery, relayed the view to visiting California physicians and writers.
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Moscow
California
Science Writers
Valentin Sergeivich Mayatt
Medical Institute of
Mayatt
Cuban Invaders Persuaded To Leave Island
Thirteen Cuban conquistadores planted a flag on Cal Sal Bahamas before a four engine Herona transport arrived from Nassau. Lt. Col. E H Colchester-Wemyss of Bahamas police ordered the group to depart. Cesar Vega of Havana argued for arrest, but was refused. The invaders sailed away.
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Cuba
Cal Sal
Bahamas
Nassau
E. H. Colchester - Wemyss
Bahamas Police
Colchester - Wemyss
Cesar Vega
Havana
Vega
Wemyss
UN Security Council weighs Israel border attacks
Jordan urges tougher action against Israel as the Security Council considers conflicting complaints. Abba Eban heads to Jerusalem for consultations while Jordanian Ambassador Abdul Monem Rifai says action may be forthcoming. Arkady Sobolev and Djalal Abdoh call for energetic measures.
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United Nations
N.Y
Jordan
U.N. Security Council
Israel
I-nation Council
Abba S. Eban
Eban
Jerusalem
Abdul Monem Rifa'i
Council
Arkady A. Sobolev
Djalal Abdoh
Middle East
Abdoh
U. S
United States
Soviet Leader Visit Aims to Steady Poland Ahead
Khrushchev and top Soviet leaders met with Polish officials in Warsaw amid signs of Polish crisis with Moscow. The talks sought deeper political and economic cooperation and a peaceful drift toward democracy while Gomulka regains influence and troops are rumored near the city.
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Colin Frost
Warsaw
Poland
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Valdislaw Gomulka
Stalin
Gomulka
Soviet Union
Prava
Polish Democratic Peoples
Politika
Belgrade
Khrushchev
West German reporters find no evidence of Magdeburg strikes
Berlin based reporters returning from Magdeburg found no strikes after tours of factories. They noted workers complained about wage scales but denied any stoppages and reported normal production. Officials cited material shortages rather than labor action for stoppages.
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Berlin
East Germany
Magdeburg
der Tag
West Berlin
League of Free Jurists
Yenase East
Burg
Volksstimme
Communist Party
Bride Clutches Silver Dollars Before Surgery
Oklahoma City bride Cherrie Lee Thompson, 17, clutched a silver dollar in each hand as she entered surgery after learning her leg must be amputated to treat cancer. Her fiancé, Larry Jay Thompson, 21, a soldier recently returned from Korea, faced the news with her.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Cherrie Lee Thompson
Cherrie
Larry Jay Thompson
Korea
Ft. Poke Lake
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