National Conference for Southern Baptist Men in Oklahoma City
Seven local men will attend the National Conference for Southern Baptist Men in Oklahoma City September 18 to 20. The event aims to attract 8 000 to 10 000 men with North Carolina participants prominent on a three day program.
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Southern Baptist Men
Oklahoma City
Walter E. Crissman
Carson C. Stout
John Burwell
Joe Patterson
G. Dewey Smith
Marie Grant
Clyde J. Morris
Southern Baptist
Gaston Association Brotherhood Chorus
F. C. Champion of
Shelby
Troy Sloan
Kannapolis
Donald Adcox
Hendersonville
S. L. Stealey
Southeastern Seminary
Wake Forest
Grout to Deliver Farewell at First Pilgrim Church
The Rev. J. Adrian Grout Jr associate minister at First Pilgrim Church will give his farewell during morning worship Sunday after resigning to become senior minister at Pilgrim Church of Des Moines Iowa. The Grouts arrived in High Point two years ago after studies at Asbury Theological Seminary. Mrs. Grout has served as organist. The ministers were a father son team. Rev J A Grout Sr remains for 13th year of service.
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First Evangelical and Reformed Church
R. A. Mensendiek
George Gibbardt
English St
First Church
J. Adrian Grout Jr
First Pilgrim Church
Mr. Grout
Pilgrim Church of
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Soviet warns Turkey against invading Syria
The Soviet Union warned Turkey not to join any military action against Syria and warned of a potential world war. Premier Bulganin sent a letter to Turkey’s Adnan Menderes in Ankara citing U.S. plans and Middle East tensions.
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Soviet Union
Turkey
Syria
United States
Russia
U. S
Nikolai Bulganin
Adnan Menderes
Ankara
Moscow Radio
Bulganin
Middle East
Iskenderun
Bulfanin
Gromyko
Lou Henderson
State Department
Lyre
U N General Assembly Condemns Soviet Represssions in Hungary
The United Nations General Assembly approved a 60 to 10 vote with 10 abstentions a resolution condemning Soviet and Hungarian regime mass deportations and killings during the Hungary uprising. Prince Wan Waithayakon of Thailand accepted a U N mandate to pursue aid efforts with uncertain plans for Moscow talks.
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U.N. General Assembly
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Yugoslavia
Afghanistan
Ceylon
Egypt
Finland
India
Indonesia
Nepal
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Yemen
South Africa
United States
U. S
Henry Cabot Ledge
Janos Kadar
Assembly
Prince Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
Barry
U. N
Prince Wan
Moscow
Laughing matter as UN condemns Hungary repression vote
Russian delegates to the United Nations appear undisturbed by the General Assembly vote condemning the Soviet Union for acts of repression in Hungary last fall. The assembly action prompted the departure of Georgi N. Zarubin Josef Ullrich and Arkady Sobolev.
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Arkady A. Sobolev
Prince Wan
11Th
General Assembly
Sobolev
Wan
Burma
Indonesia
Ceylon
India
Iran
United Nations
Soviet Union
Hungary
Georgi N. Zarubin
U.S
Josef Ullrich
Czechoslovakia
U.N
Arkady Sobolev
Rocky Mountain Snow and East Heat Contrast Across Nation
The Associated Press reports snowfall in Wyoming and Colorado with Laramie at one inch while Denver and Cheyenne see flurries. Meanwhile the East endures heat with Providence hitting 91 and cooler changes forecast in southern New England.
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Associated Press
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Colorado
Laramie
Wyo
Denver
Cheyenne
Providence
R.I
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Nebraska
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Texas
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Great Lakes
Plains States
California
Nevada
Canada
South Dakota
Upper
Ponca City
Okla
Colby
Kan
U S Air Force Plane Delayed by Egyptian Authorities
An American Embassy spokesman said a U S Air Force plane was delayed an extra day by Egyptian authorities who suspected the crew photographed an Egyptian military air port. The pilot confusion over landing fields caused the detour from Al Maza to Cairo International Airport before the film, which showed only Cairo tourist scenes, was returned and the flight allowed to proceed.
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Cairo
Egypt
Nicosia
al Maza
Cairo International
Women Enroll At University For First Time
In Santa Clara California the University of Santa Clara broadens history with its first female undergraduates as 24 nurses from OConnor Hospital enroll for one year of liberal arts studies amid student demonstrations demanding dances.
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Santa Clara
Calif
University of
Triplets Born In Houston
Mrs. John R. Sheffield faces double birthday duties as she welcomes triplets born in Houston Thursday night a girl and two boys weighing 12 pounds 3 ounces in total. The girl arrived before midnight followed by the two boys just after midnight.
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Houston
Tex
John R. Sheffield
Admiral Claims Soviet Sub Bases Immune To Missile
Vice Admiral Davis told an American Legion meeting that long range missiles or high altitude air raids would not stop Soviet submarine bases. He argued precision bombing by attack carriers is best, noting megatons far away are ineffective and stressing accuracy for submarine targets. Davis cited Soviet submarine strength around 500 boats, possible growth to 1,200, and urged readiness for small and large wars.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Adm
W. V. Davis
Naval Aviation
Davis
Naval Operations
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American Legion
National Security Commission
H G. Rickover
Rickover
U.S. Navy
United States
U.S
Adenauer Faces Test In Election
Bonn Germany West Germany concludes a vigorous campaign centered on Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and his pro Western policy. Voters will choose 492 seats in the parliament and indirectly select the chancellor with Adenauer aiming for a third term while Erich Ollenhauer seeks neutrality toward possible unification with East Germany.
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Germany
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
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Social Democrats
NATO
Erich Ollenhauer
East Germany
Olfenhauer
Christian Democatic Union
Western Alliance
Ollenhauer
U. S
Europe
Hurricane Carrie Located Far East of Bermuda
The hurricane Carrie Wandered, a 110 mph storm, was located 800 miles east-southeast of Bermuda by a reconnaissance plane. Officials said it would stay on a north to northeast track well east of the U S mainland and warned ships in the path to proceed with extreme caution.
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Miami
Carrie
U. S
Bermuda
United States
Miami Weather Bureau
Presbytery deplores withdrawal of Charlotte pupil
Catawba Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church U S A adopts a resolution deploring the withdrawal of Dorothy Counts, a 15 year old Negro girl, from Harding High School after she faced jeers and spit. The church reiterates its commitment to end discrimination. Some Harding students say Counts faced little trouble while other Negro pupils remain in all white schools without incident.
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Charlotte
Harding High School
Catawba Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Northern
Dorothy Counts
Presbytery
Church of Christ
Presbyterian Church U
Harding
Charge Cancelled After Misrouted Phone Bill
In San Rafael California Mr and Mrs William J Mazzini were charged for a long distance call to Philadelphia that involved their daughter Betsy Ann 2% who was said to have played with the phone The phone company canceled the charge and there was no known connection to Philadelphia.
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San Rafael
Calif
Philadelphia
William J. Mazzini
Betsy Ann
Eisenhower Faubus confer over Little Rock crisis
President Eisenhower and Arkansas Governor Faubus held a roughly two hour meeting at Newport Naval Base to seek a path on school integration. Both men appeared cordial. Faubus planned a 2 p.m. statement in Providence after a helicopter flight.
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Arkansas
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Naval Base
Newport, R. I
Newport
R. I
Little Rock
White House
Faubus
Providence
James C. Hagerty
Ward
Europe
Nal Ee
National Guard
Newport Naval Base
Brownell
Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow's features and reactions
The Sunday Enterprise details tomorrow’s articles on TV reaction at Senior High School with quotes from students and teachers. It also previews features on two Finnish scholarship students at High Point College and a French guest in Thomasville with impressions of America.
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Robert Marks
Enterprise
High Point College
Jane Lucas Kerr
The
Sunday Enterprise
Paris
Frank File
Thomasville
America
Wint Capel
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