Khrushchev See Harlem Then Fly to Los Angeles
Nikita Khrushchev toured Harlem in the morning and flew to Los Angeles for a quick look at the West. His visit drew only a few hundred spectators as he praised authorities at the Waldorf Astoria and noted he wished for more contact with working people.
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Khrushchev Proposes Four Year Disarmament Plan
At the United Nations Khrushchev urges a four year path to complete disarmament and to keep only small police forces for internal order. Western diplomats doubt the plan's practicality while Hungary and Poland back the proposal as a step forward. The plan includes a possible alternate program if Western powers reject the main proposal.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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General Assembly
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United States
Hungary
Poland
Laos Rejects New Soviet Proposal
Laos rejects a Soviet bid for a Geneva type conference to end fighting. Acting Foreign Minister Sisouk Na Champassak says no conference that threatens Laos unity independence or territorial integrity. The 1954 Geneva talks ended Indochina war and partitioned Vietnam.
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Sisouk Na Champassakposal
Indochina
Viet Nam
Church Notebook Highlights Meetings and Clinics
The Baptist Association schedules its monthly executive committee meeting for Tuesday evening September 22 at 7 30 p m to discuss the proposed constitution and by laws before fall adoption. A clinic on the Forward Program of Church Finance will be conducted September 24 25 at Reavis Memorial and Lexington Avenue churches led by Dr Earle Bradley and Rev C J Haegler. The notes also reference Rev Mr Bells mission work and family milestones.
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Clyde H. Tucker
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church
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Earle Bradley
C. J. Haegler
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Bradley
Heagler
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Education Minister Byrum Named at Wesley Memorial Church
The Rev. R. Delbert Byrum is appointed minister of education at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church after a year at Grace Methodist Greensboro. A North Carolina native, he grew up in High Point, studied at Brevard College Duke University and SMU, served as Navy chaplain in 1945 46, directed Christian Education at Centenary Winston Salem, pastored Mayodan and Murphy, and worked five years with the General Board of Education in Nashville.
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Murphy
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Methodist Church
Nashville
Revival Evangelist J Benton Bell to Lead Woodlawn Service
Evangelist J Benton Bell begins revival at Woodlawn Baptist Church tomorrow. Bell, a missionary, spent two terms in the Belgian Congo where he pioneered work, trekking into jungle to establish stations with his wife and young daughter.
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J. Benton Bell
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Belgian Congo
Africa
Cloverdale Church of the Living God Homecoming Sunday
Tomorrow Homecoming Sunday at Cloverdale Church of the Living God on High land Avenue Extension features a mortgage burning service special singing and a dinner in the rear shelter The church trace its origin to 1928 in a pastor home and a 1930 tabernacle on Rev Alex Evans property The current church started in April 1954 and has had 12 ministers Billy Ferguson of High Point son of a former pastor will read the MORE ON PAGE TWO.
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Khrushchev Sees Can Can Scene In Hollywood Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev tours Hollywood during a day that includes a film scene viewing at a studio. He will not be allowed demonstrations as security tightens for the high profile visit.
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Kim Novak
Ginger Rogers
June Allyson
Judy Garland
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Arlene Dahl
Raleigh Man Dies In Wreck Near Kernersville
A Raleigh man died Friday night when a speeding car overturned in a ditch on Interstate 40 near Kernersville. State Highway Patrol identified the victim as 38 year old Percy H Newsom.
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N.C
Raleigh
State Highway Patrol
Percy H. Newsom
Government Cracking Down Under New Labor Control Law
Labor secretary James P. Mitchell told the AFL-CIO convention that the government is cracking down swiftly on racketeers and subversives in union leadership under the new labor control law. He said he wired Teamsters President James R. Hoffa demanding a list within 10 days of all officers or employees with criminal or Communist records.
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San Francisco
James P. Mitchell
Afl-Cio
Mitchell
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
President Studies Russian Proposal
Washington officials call Khrushchev’s four year disarmament plan intriguing yet vague on enforcement. Eisenhower at Gettysburg, silent on details as critics urge a binding world accord with inspections. Reports cite Sen. Wiley and Humphrey urging meaningful terms and credible guarantees.
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United Nations
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
GOP
Montana
Korea
47 Miners Believed To Be Dead At Scottish Mine
In Kirkintilloch Scotland rescue teams battled a coal mine fire at Auchengeich Colliery after an electric fan blaze ignited girders and rock. Officials fear 47 miners are dead with only one man rescued and a second body recovered earlier. The 800 worker mine lies 10 miles from Glasgow and had planned to resume work Monday after a three day strike ended.
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Auchengeich
Glasgow
Medical examiner system tested in Guilford County
The Sunday Enterprise will explore how Guilford County’s medical examiner system works compared with the old coroner method used in the other 99 North Carolina counties. A special feature outlines system performance and differences for readers.
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Guilford County
North Carolina
Grand Jury Indicts Unionists in Philadelphia Case
A Philadelphia grand jury returned indictments on the last possible day against seven men tied to Local 107 unions with over 11 000 members. Senate probe records were reviewed as jurors deliberated five minutes after two days of testimony. District Attorney Vict Blane sought indictments after petitioning the court. The first of 25 witnesses, including a Senate Rackets Committee investigator, testified the following morning.
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Philadelphia
Senate
Dist. Atty. Vict
H. Blane
Two Bodies Found After Phone Call
In Chicago police say a late Friday shooting killed Patton an off duty policeman and Freida Gossman 39 after a wary caller warned of a planned attack. A taped phone threat preceded the murder at a northwest side home. Police say Gossman had asked authorities to keep Patton away from her home and from the school where she worked.
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Freida
Mildred Merow
Patton
Gossman
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