Governor Sees Win For Jordan At Birthday Rally
In Saxapahaw North Carolina Governor Hodges predicts Senator Jordan will win re election by a large margin to the Senate. The party for Jordan was hosted by Sellers Manufacturing Co. employees on the high school field despite rain. The event featured speeches by Gov Hodges Mrs Jordan and telegrams from supporters and a 175 pound cake presented to Jordan by Robert Collins.
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B. Everett Jordan
Saxapahan
Robert Collins
Sel
Saxapahaw
Sen
B. Everett
Jetean
Senate
Hodges
Jordan
Sellers Manufacturing Co
Saxapahan High School
Scott
North Carolina
Sellers “Old Timers Club
1921
Hodges open to lightning chance on vice presidency
Gov. Hodges told North Carolina reporters he has no plan for future politics but would consider a Democratic vice presidential bid if lightning struck. He urged Republicans not to join third parties and criticized local political reporting while praising some press outlets.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Hodges
U. S. Sen_ press
North Carolina
Rape Reported in Birmingham Prompted Night Sweep
A 31-year-old white woman said she was raped by a young Black man in downtown Birmingham Friday. Police ordered all officers to sweep the area and arrest anyone loitering after 10 p.m. as part of the immediate response.
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Birmingham
Ala
Girl 10 Fatally Struck Crossing Road
A 10 year old girl, Pamela Ann Carter, was fatally injured when struck by a car as she hurried across a road in response to her mother's call to supper. The accident occurred on Rt. 4 in Winston-Salem. The driver was Sonia H. Gross, 19, from Freemansburg Pennsylvania. No charges were filed.
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Winston-Salem
Pamela Ann Carter
Rt. 4
Richard Odell Carter
Elsie Fay Carter
W. B. Decar
Sonia H. Gross
Freemansburg
High Pointer Injured In Bus Wreck
A Trailways bus skidded on wet pavement and crashed into an embankment in Cleveland Tennessee injuring twelve passengers and the driver H J Swink 56 of Dillsboro NC listed in satisfactory condition at a local hospital. Other injured include Zola Williams Asheville NC Daniel C Farr 21 Lexington NC Mary Bell 24 Asheville NC James R Mitchell 33 Elkins NC James Morris 21 High Point NC Virginia Franklin 20 Murphy NC.
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Cleveland, Tenn
Trailways
Highway Patrol
H. J. Swink
Dillsboro
N. C
Zola Williams
Asheville
Daniel C. Farr
Lexington
Mary Bell
James R. Mitchell
Elkins
James Morris
High Point
Virginia Franklin
Murphy
De Gaulle To Visit America
In a Paris to Washington exchange President Eisenhower invites Charles de Gaulle to visit the United States as soon as possible. De Gaulle quickly accepts noting a productive Paris meeting and shared aims with the United States on European security and Soviet policy. The leaders discuss French Algeria and seek allied support while avoiding offense to allies.
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Turnberry
Scotland
Charles de Gaulle
Eisenhower
United States
Laos
de Gaulle
Washington
Paris
France
Unon Bermanther Europe
Britain
Algeria
U.S
Camseta Alleen Theigen
Time Bomb of Laos Tugs World Toward Crisis
Laotian crisis, spurred by the Pathet Lao, emerged from five years of tension and a 1954 Geneva framework. The Pathet Lao, once integrated then expelled from government, revived as Neo Lao Haksat amid regional Cold War pressures.
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Vientiane
Laos
U.N
Phong Saly
Sam Neua
Vietminh
India
Canada
Poland
Pathet Lao
American renounces U S citizenship to live in Soviet Union
Nicholas Petrulli 38 of Valley Stream New York turned in his US passport and renounced his American citizenship to reside in the Soviet Union. He told the consular office he felt economically and morally at home in the Soviet Union and cited past job instability and unhappiness in the United States. Petrulli described a varied career including sheet metal work carpentry and a stint as a circus acrobat. He collected a 965 payment on August 11 before moving to Moscow where he has lived in a single apartment awaiting further steps.
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Moscow
Nicholas Petrulli
Valley Stream
N.Y
Soviet Union
U.S
Petrulli
Brooklyn
Valley’ Stream
Frank Wiggins Trade High School
Los Angeles
Helen
United States
Local High School Columns Return With New Year
The Sunday Enterprise resumes weekly high school columns from High Point and Thomasville. Senior High High Points and Thomasville Higher appear on page 8-A, plus a new William Penn Notebook on page 7-A. Names include Jack Neal and Miriam Hill with school activities and roles in clubs and yearbooks.
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High Point
Thomasville
Sunday Enterprise
Jack Neal
W. M. Neal
N. Main St
Jack
The
Pointer
Thomasville Corner
Evelyn Long
Roland van Erwin
Evelyn
Library Club
Growler
William Penn
Miriam Hill
William Penn High School
Arthur Hill
Vernon St
High l
Bob Hoffman
Black Bison
Hoffman
Mass arrests sweep aims to curb juvenile gangs in New York
New York police conducted a 24 hour surge the largest since a two year old antinarcotics drive arresting 63 young men in Manhattan among those jailed since Friday night. Public outrage rose after four gang related killings and a citywide Puerto Rican leaders conference outlined a program to address troubled families as Mayor Wagner and Gov Rockefeller meet officials to discuss the crime problem.
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New York
Manhattan
Robert M. Finkin
Ence
Robert F.wagner
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wagner
Rockefeller
U N Security Council to Meet on Laos Emergency Force
The U N Security Council was convened for Monday at 2 p m to consider Laos plea for an emergency force to halt Communist aggression The council president Egidio Ortona announced the meeting after talks with Hammarskjold and consultations with other delegates State Department linked Moscow and Peking to Laos fighting and urged international action unless the Reds halt activities The action followed Laos request cited by Hammarskjold and connected to North Viet Nam intervention in Laos.
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United Nations, N. Y
U.N. Security Council
Laos
Egidio Ortona
Italy
U.N
Council
Washington
State Department
Moscow
Peiping
Soviet Union
Red China
North Viet Nam
Ortona
Hammarskjold
Fatar Guns Snvters Emst Lao
Eee
Viet Nam
Security Council
An Hammarskjold
Labor Day Traffic Toll Grows Across States
The Associated Press reports rising fatalities from holiday travel in Missouri and Iowa as multiple two car crashes kill five in Missouri and four in Iowa with six injured. The National Safety Council warns tolls are alarmingly high for the 78 hour period ending Monday midnight.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Iowa
Strang
National Safety Council
Rational Safety Council
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Ized
Neo Lao Haksat
Prince Souphanouvong
National Assembly
International Commission
Souvanna Phouma
Russia
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Joyce
Linda
William N. Oatis
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W. Va
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Delfiance County
Ohio
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