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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1961

Page

10

May Veer to the North Hurricane Esther Gains Power

Esther intensified to 140 mph and forecasters expected a possible northward turn. The storm tracked about 500 miles northeast of San Juan with 12 to 15 mph forward speed, prompting advisories for Atlantic coast residents and small craft warnings from Savannah to Cape Canaveral. Researchers planned a silver iodide seeding test if word arrived to seed Esther.

Miami Fla Esther U.S Miami Weather Bureau Hurricane Hunter San Juan P.R Atlantic Seaboard Leeward Islands Puerto Rico Atlantic Savannah Cape Canaveral Ohio Valley Arnold Sugg

U.S. Senators Tour East Berlin Border Members Visit

Four U S Senators and nine Representatives toured East Berlin for two hours after attending the Interparliamentary Union meeting in Brussels. Senator Gore urged no negotiations on West Berlin without its consent and called East Berlin drearier than before.

Berlin U. S House East Berlin Albert Gore D-Tenn West Berlin West Gore The Interparliamentary Union Brussels U. S. Army Gordon Allott R-Colp Ernest Gruening Alaska J. J. Hickey D-Wyo Charles Hoeven A-Iowa Gordon McDonough R-Calif Gerald Ford R-Mich James Frazier D. S. Sound D-Calif Gracie

Maid Admits Strangling Employer's Child in Texas

A 20 year old maid, Sarah McCoy, admitted to murdering 4 year old Sheryl Westfall in El Paso. She said she acted from revenge after a New York letter from the child's grandparents prompted termination of employment. McCoy had previously attempted to poison the child.

EL Paso Tex Sarah McCoy Shery J .Eanette Westfall A. R. Wilson Wilson Sheryl Darrell Stevie Sharon Westfall Miss McCoy

Scientists Meet Solve Problems At World Conference

Scientists from 11 nations concluded a two week conference in Stowe Vermont with agreements on several world issues but withheld final conclusions pending fact checking by some members. The group urged peace and sent ideas to governments including the Soviet Union and the United Nations.

Stowe, Vt Conference On Science and World Affairs Harrison Brown California Institute of Technology Brown Soviet Union United Nations

Watch Theft Charged To Local Boys

Two teenage boys were charged yesterday with stealing a watch valued at $60 from Ray's Watch Shop on North Main. Owner Ray Bodenheimer said the pair distracted a clerk while the other took the watch. they were turned over to juvenile authorities.

Ray N. Main Ray Bodenheimer L. V. Hemric Lincoln Dr Hemric Albion Millis W. College Dr

Banner Urges Impeachment Flight Over Cleveland

A plane towed a banner reading Im peach Earl Warren over Cleveland in an JB Society protest. Soeder, a Cleveland Birchers leader, hired the aircraft for 250 dollars from Ray Vandevere at Kent airport as a caravan toured eastern and southern suburbs handing out pamphlets and posters.

Cleveland Earl Warren U. S John Birch Society of Ray Vandevere Kent Ohio William Edward Soeder Soeder

Mount Olive College faculty uproar ends with resignation

Mount Olive College history teacher William M. Evans resigned after an American activities probe of faculty. Evans testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee six years earlier and said he invoked the Fifth Amendment. College president Dr. W Burkette Raper said charges were brought by Rev. Herman Hersey at a state Free Will Baptist convention. Evans stated he is not a Communist and did not inform the college administration of his prior testimony.

Mount Olive, N.C Mount Olive College William M. Evans Evans House un-American Activities Committee W. Burkette Raper Herman Hersey Raleigh Free Will Baptist Church State Association of Free Will Baptist Raper Hersey University of North Carolina un-American Activities Committee

Dog sits on face during Galveston tornado wreck

Fred L. Carson survived five hours pinned under debris after a tornado destroyed his Galveston apartment. He recalled the night as worse for him than the twister, blaming a dog that kept sitting on his face and refused to move from the box.

Galveston Tex Fred L. Carson Carson Iris Chief

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