Hopeful Beauties Await Finals In Beauty Contest
Atlantic City is the site tonight as 54 contestants vie for the Miss America title and a $10,000 scholarship. Final talent and swimsuit preliminaries yielded winners Miss Pennsylvania Lois Piercy and Miss Washington Sharon Vaughn with other honors to Miss Illinois Suzanne Johnson and Miss New York Bonnie Marquis. Mary Ann Mobley watches for her successor with past winners in attendance.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Wisconsin
Mary Alice Fox
Sheboygan
Wis
Marston
Fox
Mary Ann Mobley
Brandon
Missionary Rev Gene Bascue to Visit Area Church
Reverend Gene Bascue a missionary to the Kasana people in Upper Volta French West Africa will speak at the Assembly of God Church next Wednesday at 7 30 p m He led evangelization opening seven outstations and two chapels in his field He sings missionary hymns and shares experiences He and his family have served eight years in Africa Also upcoming events include homecoming and ground breaking ceremonies at First Reformed Church with Dr Harvey Fesperman as speaker and a picnic lunch to follow The morning service at 11 o clock will feature guest preacher Reverend Gene Phillips and the church choir directed by Donald Gibbardt
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Gene Bascue
Upper Volta
French West Africa
Assembly of God Church
Bascue
West Africa
Bas
Mr. Bascue
High Point
Harvey A. Fesperman
Southern Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
R. K. Stewart
R. A. Mensendiek
E. T. Hedrick Bible Class
Donald Gibbardt
Puerto Rican Prisoner Is Freed After 6 Year Sentence
Santiago Castro, freed from the Atlanta US penitentiary, served six years for his role in the March 1 1954 gunfire incident in the U.S. House of Representatives. Rep. Alvin Bentley was seriously wounded as four Puerto Ricans faced charges tied to Puerto Rico independence movements.
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Atlanta
U.S
House of Ives
Santiago Castro
Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
Puerto Rico
United States
Russia Fires Second Rocket Toward Moon
The Soviet Union launched a second rocket toward the moon amid Khrushchev's U S visit. The craft carries scientific instruments to study magnetic fields and is expected to reach the moon around 12 05 a m Moscow time on September 14.
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Moon
Moscow
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Ae Mond O Ande
Ine
Udine Dales Tred & Tuckel
Eisenhower
Earth
Food Poisoning Fatal To Child In Edgecombe County
A six year old, Alton Owens, died after food poisoning in Edgecombe County. His parents Wesley Owens and wife and their 12 year old daughter Debra were hospitalized with the illness. The county farm family suffered multiple hospitalizations and investigations were underway.
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Rocky Mount
N. C
Edgecome County
Alton Owens
Wesley Owens
Debra
Senior High Students and Cars Feature Sunday Enterprise
Enterprise reporters examine the impact of student car ownership on academics and discipline at Senior High School. Mooney previews tomorrow’s feature on students with cars.
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J. W. P. Mooney
Noted Composer Returned To Broadway As Statue
New York honors George M. Cohan with an eight foot bronze statue in Duffy Square. The unveiling drew about 19000 people including George Jessel and Oscar Hammerstein II. The granite base lists Cohan songs. statue cost 175000 dollars.
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New York
George M. Cohan
Broadway
Duffy Square
Times Square
George Jessel
Oscar Hammerstein II
Cohan
Congress
Georg Lober
New Incidents Cited N Y Subway Police Join Effort To Curb Violence
Transit Authority police offer to patrol free of pay to combat teen age crime wave in New York. Two recent violent incidents include an 18 year old stabbed in Manhattan and a rape of a 44 year old woman in Brooklyn. 11 teen related deaths reported this year.
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NEW York
Transit Authority
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Jopone
Brooklyn
Times Square
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooka Oe Anee Sanea
Georgia justice official comments after Rothschild repudiation
Prosecutor says Rothschilds repudiation of the Drake murder confession changes nothing. Gen. Alfred Quillian notes Rothschilds detailed account remains, while Rothschild returns to Greer, South Carolina, and cannot be retried. Foster and Allen previously faced electric chair sentences linked to the 1956 crime.
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Georgia
Rothschild
Alfred Quillian
Winder
South Carolina
Charles Drake
Jefferson, Ga
James Fulton Foster
Greer, S
Pasternak Surprises Moscow Audience After Seclusion
Controversial Russian poet Boris Pasternak, 69, appeared publicly in Moscow embracing conductor Leonard Bernstein after a performance. He spoke of his Nobel Prize for Doctor Zhivago and his ongoing ban in the Soviet Union, but offered little about current projects.
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Moscow
Boris Pasternak
Leonard Bernstein
Pasternak
Doctor Zhivago
Soviet Union
Quick Trial Sought in Little Rock Bombings Case
Authorities plan rapid proceedings for five men charged in Little Rock blasts that damaged the School Board offices and a city hall office. Names include J D Sims Jesse Raymond adhd Coggins and Samuel Beavers with bonds set at 50 000 each. Some suspects remain jailed while Lauderdale posted bond.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Eugene Smith
J. D. Sims
Jesse Raymond Adhd
John Taylor Coggins
Samuel Graydon Beavers
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