Cuba to recognize Red China regime shifts ties to Pekin
Fidel Castro announced Cuba will establish diplomatic relations with Peiping and end ties with Chiang Kai-shek. He tore up the 1952 Cuba U.S. mutual defense treaty and urged other Latin nations to rally as he pledged ties with all Communist countries. The crowd at Havana denounced the OAS and warned of near US base Guantanamo. See Cuba on Page Seven.
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Castro
Fidel Castro
Castro Anbut
Havana
United Front
Red China
Cuba
Peiping
Americas
Chiang Kai-shek
Peoples Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
China
Organization of American States
U.S
Guantanao
OAS
San Jose
Costa Rica
Church Notebook Week Begins at Green Street Baptist Church
Sunday School preparation week led by Dr. Jasper N. Barnette of Nashville begins Sunday at Green Street Baptist Church. Lectures on Monday through Thursday will use his book A Church Using Its Sunday School. Speeches begin at 7 p.m. Sunday School administration and teaching will be discussed. Dr. Barnette is a 30 year former secretary of the Baptist Sunday School Board. Northwood Methodist observes homecoming with sermon by Rev. Herbert Jamieson at 11 a.m. and a 2 p.m. parsonage dedication led by Dr. Ralph Taylor. Former pastors invited. Hymn sing at 7:30 p.m. About six years old, Northwood has 135 members and debt-free facilities with plans for a new sanctuary. Pioneer and Senior High Fellowships of First Presbyterian meet at 5 p.m. with supper at 6 p.m. Vesper and film follow.
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Jasper N. Barnette
Nashville, Tenn
Green Street Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
Barnette
Northwood Methodist Church
Guyer St
Herbert Jamieson
Ralph Taylor
High Point
Methodist Church
Northwood Church
J. W. Grace
Joe Petry
David Chariton
First Presbyterian Church
Jewel Bible Institute opens fall term with new staff
Miss Cammie Ray former Wallburg School teacher joins Jewel Bible Institute to teach pedagogy child study and Sunday School work. Dr Charles R Pierce founder announced classes 1209 W Fairfield Rd in Jewel Baptist Church with other courses in Old and New Testaments. Fall term begins Sept 12 from 7 to 9 30 pm three nights weekly. certificate offered through Evangelical Teacher Training Association. Rally Day at Sunview Baptist Church features Rev C R Rich at 11 am service followed by dinner. Dr C C Warren of the 30 000 Movement will preach at First Baptist Church on Sunday. See CHURCH on Page Seven.
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Cammie Ray
Wallburg
Jewel Bible Institute
Charles R. Pierce
Miss Ray
Jewel Baptist Church
W. Fairfield Rd
Bill Kaney
Pierce
Evangelical Teacher Training Association
Association
Sunview Baptist Church
C. R. Rich
Vestal Motley
C. C. Warren
Southern Baptist Advance Program
First Baptist Church
Sampson County
Four Killed On State's Highways
The Associated Press reports four people died in early Labor Day weekend crashes on North Carolina highways. Milner, 21, of Draper died when his car overturned and burned on Route 700. Brooks, 37, of Siler City, perished when her ride left a rural paved road and overturned near Siler City. Judy Helms, 5, was struck and killed by a hit and run driver on Route 601 near Monroe. George Stokes, ???
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Associated Press
North Carolina
North Carolina State Motor Club
Draper
James Wesley Milner
Rt. 700
Robert Brooks
Siler City
Judy Helms
Ben Helms
Rt. 601
Monroe City
George Andrew Stokes
Baltimore
U.S. 31
Northampton County
Garysburg
Last Fling Of Summer Underway
Millions of Americans hit the roads for Labor Day weekend as bright weather spurs trips to beaches, golf, and picnics. The National Safety Council projects about 460 traffic deaths over the 78 hour period, a near record toll, with boat mishaps and drownings adding to the casualties.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Opposition to Lumumba's leftist swing grows in Congo
In Leopoldville AP reports opposition to Premier Patrice Lumumba as he pushes a campaign to stamp out rebellion in the east. U N officials counted nearly 300 dead in Kasai Province fighting as updates arrived from the field.
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Leopoldville
Federal ruling could slow school integration in the South
U S District Judge John E Miller ruled that Negroes must file individual suits rather than class actions in future school integration cases He said the Little Rock School Board used the Arkansas pupil placement law fairly in moving 13 of 14 Negro pupils to white predominately White Central and Hall high schools for the fall term The decision could prompt appeals by plaintiffs attorney Wiley Branton as districts race to place students amid broader civil rights actions USA NAACP leaders urged President Eisenhower to act on the Republican civil rights platform on the executive level following the ruling
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Little Rock
Ark
South
U.S
John E. Miller
Wiley Branton
Central and
Hall High
Lillington
N.C
Royal Oak Township
Detroit
Gaffney
S.C
Julian B. Wright
New York
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Five Men Rob North Carolina Store and Flee
AYNOR S C AP two of five white men entered a 24 hour store and service station and stole a cash box and cash register totaling about 26 dollars. The owner Walter Graham fired at them as they fled in a car with a High Point North Carolina tag. He said the car’s occupants were young and claimed they were from High Point.
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AYNOR
S. C
Here
Walter Graham
North Carolina
Graham
N. C
High Point
Harvest time tobacco crews at Piedmont farms feature
Sunday Enterprise previews tobacco crews in Piedmont as all family members pitch in for market work. A Braxton Younts photo feature highlights laymen roles in church affairs in High Point. Back to school columns return with reports from Thomasville High and Senior High.
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Piedmont
Braxton Younts
Enterprise
High Point
Thomasville
Thomasville High
Dangerous Donna Threatens Caribbean Islands
A dangerous hurricane named Donna with 135 mph winds threatens the Lesser Antilles and is moving west northwestward. Forecasters urge small craft to seek harbor while warning residents to stay alert and await official guidance on the likely path and impact.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Donna
Caribbean Sea
Here
Miami
Lesser Antilles
Venezuelan
Gordon Dunn
Weather Bureau
Kennedy Says World Power Shifts. Urges Action
Sen John F Kennedy says world power balance is shifting and the nation must move under a new Democratic president. He attacks Eisenhower era stand-still policy and calls for action over drift in a campaign kickoff in Nixon's home state California. He resumes stops in Maine Massachusetts and New Hampshire praising Democratic leadership to solve New England economic problems.
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San Francisco
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Kennedy
California
New England
Portland
Maine
Boston
Massachusetts
Manchester
N.H
Hardrock Marks 56th Birthday With 56 Mile Run
Burlington North Carolina AP Paul Hardrock Simpson mail carrier aged 56 observed birthday by running 56 miles in 8 hours 20 minutes his dog Boots logged 30 miles before finishing in a car Simpson plans 57 miles next Sept. 2 with candy soft drinks buttermilk and water fueling the endurance trek.
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Burlington
N.C
Paul
Hardrock) Simpson
Hardrock
Boots
Simpson
Red China's Rise Has Been Spectacular
AP reports Red China has expanded globally since its 1949 founding, establishing embassies across diverse regions including the Middle East, India, Israel, Scandinavia and soon Cuba. It backs Castro, expands recognition of newly independent African states, and eyes Latin American influence to challenge U.S. power.
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Tokyo
China
Americas
Fidel Castro
Peiping
United States
Mao Tze- Tung
Middle East
India
Israel
Scandinavia
Cuba
Latin America
United Nations
Castro
Mao
U.S
Havana
Chou En-lai
Kalonji Forces Invade Kasai to Liberate Mineral State
Albert Kalonji, leader of the self-declared mineral state of southern Kasai, sent 250 volunteers across the River Lubilash from Katanga toward Luputa to confront central Congo government forces in a bid to seize control of the region's mineral wealth.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Albert Kalonji
Kasai Province
Kalonji
Central
Soviet aid to Lumumba boosts Congo support
Reports say the Soviet Union sent cargo planes to Lumumba and 100 Soviet trucks into the interior as fighting rages near Bakwanga where Kalonji's mineral state seeks independence. In the Senate, opposition demands cling to free expression while Lumumba faces decrees and censorship and Adoula denounces dictatorship.
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Lumumba
Stanleyville
Congo Republic
Oriental Province
Congo
Kasai
Albert Kalonji
Bakwanga
Kalonji
Senate
Sen. S. Romandeke
Leopoldville
Adoula
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Baptist Sunday School Board
Sunday Enterprise
Caribbean Islands
Mandy
Dunn
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