Eisenhower expected to attend key NATO talks in Paris
President Eisenhower plans to attend the December NATO Council meeting in Paris with aims to share atomic weapon knowledge with Britain and allies. A Western Allies summit could set conditions for congressional access to nuclear secrets and a wider move to revamp free world defense with missiles and limited atomic war readiness.
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Washington
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Paris
Oarnan Ae
Congress
Britain
United States
NATO
Ottawa
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Bonn
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Paul - Henri Spaak
White House
State Department
Macmillan
U. S
Amory Houghton
Christian Pineau
Eithat
Spaak
Funeral services for Sallie Prevost Wrenn
Mrs. Sallie Prevost Wrenn 68 of 315 Louise Ave. died Wednesday evening at High Point Memorial Hospital after years of declining health and a three week critical illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at 11 a.m. in Sechrest Chapel conducted by Dr. J. E. Rawlinson of First Baptist Church. Interment followed at Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers were Leroy Hill Ernest Williamson Bruce Pugh Jack Kenneth Hill and Prevostaie Wrenn.
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Sallie Wrenn
Sallie Prevost Wrenn
Sechrest Chapel
J. E. Rawlinson
First Baptist Church
Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery
Leroy Hill
Ernest Williamson
Bruce Pugh
Jack — Kenneth Hill
Prevost Aie Wrenn
Louise Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
Bowden Gene Bennet funeral held in Sechrest Chapel
Gene Ben nett Bowden died after a short illness and was buried at Floral Garden Park Cemetery. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 2 30 p m in Sechrest Chapel by Rev H Millard Jones of Deep River Friends Meeting. Pallbearers named Robert Johnson James Nichols Herman Dowdy Robert Harvell Lonnie Sledge and Roscoe Sledge. He had been a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital for two hours after a seven year decline.
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Gene Bennett Bowden
Sechrest Chapel
H. Millard Jones
Deep River Friends Meeting
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Robert Johnson
James Nichols
Herman Dowdy
Robert Harvell
Lonnie Sledge
Roscoe Sledge
High Point Memorial Hospital
Kiziah Infant Will Receive Graveside Rites
Kiziah infant daughter of Raymond L. and Shelby Jean Lamb of 1303 Roy St died at High Point Memorial Hospital. Graveside funeral set for Sunday at 2 30 p.m. in Oakwood cemetery with Rev Worth Pugh officiating. Body to remain at Harold C Davis Chapel until service.
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Jonne Lee Kiziah
Raymond L
Shelby Jean Lamb Kiziah
Roy St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Luther Lamb
Willie E. Kiziah
High Point
Oakwood Cemetery
Worth Pugh
Cloverdale
Thomasville NAMED JUDGE Man Heads WOW Unit
Thomasville hosts fall convention of the Daniel Boone Logrolling Association of the Woodmen of the World. Nolan Smith of Thomasville and Tolbert Stroud leading local WOW Camp 206 welcomed delegates, with Charles A. Hines of Greensboro installing the new slate for one year each. The event featured civic talks by Mayor Kermit Cloniger and remarks on youth citizenship amid district meetings and state leaders from Goldsboro and Charlotte.
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Thomasville
Kermit Cloniger
Daniel Boone Logrolling Association
The
Woodmen of the World
Nolan Smith
Thomastors
Charles A. Hines
Greensboro
WOW
Winston Street
Civic Center
Paul M. Shore
Staton P. Williams
Alice Biavenal
Taylor
Denton
Sister of Huntersville woman dies
Friends and relatives were told last night that Miss Ethel Holbrook of Huntersville has died. She was the sister of Mrs. Charles Weaver and E. J. Holbrook of High Point. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Ethel Holbrook
Huntersville
Holbrook
Charles Weaver
E. J. Holbrook
High Point
Ed Stanley Named Judge of Middle District Court
Greensboro lawyer Edwin M. Stanley, age 48, won appointment as federal district judge after a career as district attorney, Wake Forest supporter, and civic leader. Born in Kernersville, he helped reduce backlogs nationally while serving since 1954 and has deep ties to First Baptist Church and Wake Forest College. He and wife Lottie Belle Myers have twins Robert and Suzanne.
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Greensboro
Edwin M. Stanley
Stanley
Eisenhower
Middle District Court
Lottie Belle Myers
Monroe
Edwin Stanley
Law
Church
Wake Forest College
Herber Brownell Jr
Kernersville
Robert
Suzanne
First Baptist Church
State House of Representatives
State Senate
Senate
George Penny
Greensboro Junior Chamber of Commerce
Greensboro Civitan
Snow Flurry Hits Western Carolina High Ridges
The Associated Press records snowfall on North Carolina and South Carolina high peaks, with Grandfather Mountain and Mount Mitchell among the affected areas. Roads and parks remain open though the White Falls blanket highlights autumn foliage.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
Blue Ridge Parkway
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
North Carolina - Tennessee
Blue Ridge
Grandfather Mountain
Black Mountains
Yancey, Buncombe
McDowell
Mount Mitchell
Iron Mountains
Caesar's A
South Carolina
Weather forecast for New England and plains regions
Snow flurries are forecast Sunday for New England and parts of the central plains. Light rain is expected in parts of the Middle Atlantic, far Northwest. Warmer conditions will prevail in the plains, Mississippi valley and Lakes region while Atlantic coast, Ohio and Tennessee valleys stay cold.
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New England
Central Plains
Middle Atlantic States
Far Northwest
Plains States
Mississippi Valley and Lakes
Atlantic
Ohio
Tennessee
Murder Racket Boss Lured by Modest Funeral Plans
In New York on October 26, police found few leads in the murder of Albert Anastasia. Funeral plans for the underworld figure were restrained, with 125 mourners, a $6,000 mahogany casket, and a modest procession of 33 associates. The slaying stirred political overtones as mayoral campaigning intensified amid organized crime tension.
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New York
Albert
Murder, Inc
Frank Costello
Underworld
Anastasia
Shoek Poenenly
Joseph
Aes
Robert F. Wagner
Costello
Victor Riesel
Wagner-Tammany
Christenberry
Agner
Cam A
Power Fight Hints Of Zhukov Ouster On Page One
The article hints a power struggle around Georgi Zhukov and Nikita Khrushchev. It discusses Zhukov possibly saving Khrushchev, Beria's 1953 downfall, and shifts in party control that could curb or threaten Khrushchev’s leadership.
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Zhukov
Khrushchev
Labrenty Beria
Beria
Georgi Malenkov
L. M. Kaganovich
V. M. Molotov
Malenkov
Berlin
Stalin
Communist Party
Man Knifing at Furlough Street Residence
Two men were injured in a knife attack at Charlie Hamlin's home on Furlough Street after Hinton found his wife with Matthews. Hinton, released on a $400 bond, faces trial November 11. Also detained were Allen Kelly on burglary charges with a $300 bond due November 18, and Frank William Alley on DUI charges with a $500 bond set for November 18.
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Oceanteronomy
Charlie Hamlin
Furlough Street
Hinton
Matthews
Allen Kelly
Central Ice and Coal Co
Paul Gibson
Oakwood Court
Kelly
Austinville
Frank William Alley
Clini
Wreck Triggers Three-County Response In North Caro lina
Police report three counties responded to an early evening crash near Randolph County on the Johnson Motor Lines area. Two vehicles, a Ford and a Mercury, were involved and a Ford was knocked down an embankment. Hospital sources said two Archdale young men Jerry Mabe and Gilbert Gray were treated and released after minor injuries.
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Davidson County
Guilford
Randolph
Randolph County
Johnson Motor Lines
Thomasville
Ford
Mercury
Archdale
Jerry Mabe
Gilbert Gray
Mabe
Ireland Relies on Peat From Boggy Acres For Fuel
Ireland has no forests or coal mines and depends on about three million boggy acres of peat as its fuel source. The remark notes the country’s reliance on peat reserves for energy and heating needs.
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Ireland
RAF Participating Practice Bomb Run Begins Wednesday
The United States and Britain prepare a simulated air raid with hydrogen-bomb scale power during the SAC bombing competition. RAF planes join B52s B36s B47s Vulcans and Valiants from Carswell Fort Worth and Pinecastle Florida for six days of radar bomb scoring navigation and photography runs with awards to top wings and crews on November 6.
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Britain
Royal Air Force
U. S. Air Force
United States
Pearl Harbor
U. S. Strategic Air Command
Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Texas
Florida
Pinecastle Air Force Base
RAF
Free World
SAC
Omaha
Neb
New Couple’s Honeymoon Grocery Mixup
Milwaukee newlyweds John and Carol Gryga start their shopping return from a honeymoon. Mrs Gryga fills the cart with groceries including cat food while Mr Gryga questions a can at the checkout asking if they can get along without it.
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Milwaukee
John
Carol Gryga
Marsh Furniture Kiln Fire Damages Lumber Rack
A dry kiln blaze at Marsh Furniture Co. damaged a rack of lumber last night. Firemen responded at 8 01 p m reporting no further damage and the origin of the fire remained undetermined.
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Marsh Furniture Co
Smelting Aluminum Demands Yearly Electrical Power Load
A ton of aluminum smelting requires electrical energy equal to the consumption of a typical American household for ten years, highlighting the significant power needs of aluminum production and its impact on energy resources.
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Gene B. Bowden
Kiziah
Daniel Boone Logrolling Association of Woodmen of the World
Marshall Vaughn
Dave Rowllings
Charles York
Asheboro
Cletus Parrish
Winston-Salem
H. B. Clark
Robbins
R. L. Bouchart
J. Nolan Smith
Janet Tescued
Judge Man
Ed Stanley
Carolina
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dept. of Commerce
Auburn
Mass
Barbara Ann Forand
Pakachong School
Barbara
Belk
Pharmacists
Woodward
Phi Beta Kappa
Koonts-Mcghee Drug CO
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