Sertoma Club Plans Outing For Tonight
The High Point Sertoma Club will host a 7 o'clock fish fry and outing at City Lake tonight with Bob Anderson in charge, announced after a luncheon. Guest Howard Hilliard of Raleigh urged safer driving and cited accident statistics while praising youth groups and community programs.
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High Point Club
City Lake
Bob Anderson
D. O. Ward
Howard Hilliard
Raleigh
North Carolina
Hilliard
Boy Scouts
Sang
Ession
Rush Death Triggers Civil Suits in Wake Court
In Raleigh 18-year-old Eleanor Rush died last month at Woman's Hospital prompting civil actions seeking 58 000 in damages. Lawyer Herman L. Taylor represents the family in a Wake Superior Court negligence suit naming two prison officials and four others, plus a Tort Claims Law claim against the state up to 8 000 for related damages.
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Raleigh
Eleanor Rush
Herman L. Taylor
Wake Superior Court
Taylor
Dam Comte
LD. Hinton
Woman's
VFW Post Plans Evening Dance at New Home
Summers Hodgin Post 9898 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will open its new post home on S Main St Ext Saturday night for an informal dance and entertainment. Open to the public the event starts at 8 p m. Formal dedication will be announced later.
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Hodgin Post
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
S. Main St
Corrigible Rush girl dies in isolation cell at prison
Jones and David Horneday report of the Rush girl who died Aug 21 in an isolation cell at Woman's Prison. Prison officials termed her corrigible and coroners found death from struggles against restraints used by guards after Hinton and staff restrained her wrists.
USW Leader Urges Labor Unity Amid CIO Strife
Atlantic City notes USW President David J. McDonald defends remaining in CIO while pursuing closer labor unity with CIO and other unions. He denies plans to withdraw and criticizes dual union dominance, citing a CIO investment of $17.47 million and PAC spending as it weighs its future in labor politics.
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N.J
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
USW
McDonald
CIO
Walter Reuther
Reuther
United Auto Workers
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ind
Dave Beck
AFL Teamster
Political Action Committee
Cyprus Battle Opened on Internal Affairs and UN Jurisdiction
The Cyprus debate centers on whether the island's affairs are strictly internal, shaping UN jurisdiction. Arguments warn that world opinion could split Western allies and trigger new governments. French Delegate Henri Hoppenot echoed British views on the matter.
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Cyprus
U.N
Henri Hoppenot
Dulles Plans on Talks and Cyprus Question Agenda
The committee voted to include in its agenda the Cyprus self determination issue amid Greece's request. It also set the agenda to consider Laos and Cambodia state admissions and Indonesia's action on Western New Guinea. Voting details show mixed abstentions and oppositions among member states.
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Mediterranean
Cyprus
Turkey
Britain
Laos
Cambodia
Indonesia
Netherlands
Australia
Eastern
New Guinea
France
China
Colombia
Iceland
United States
Dutch Assembly
Eelco N. van Jeffens
van Kieffens
Arts-Crafts Show on Knox Bridge Tonight
A sidewalk arts and crafts show from the High Point workshop will be on exhibit on the west side of Knox Bridge on Main Street from 3 to 5 PM tomorrow. Coordinator Mrs. Irwin Coffield Jr. said entries will be sent to Raleigh for state fair exhibit on October 18 22.
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High Point
Knox Bridge
Main St
Irwin Coffield Jr
Raleigh
Coffield
Eisenhower Warns Against Federal Satellites in Power Debate
President cautions that expanding federal power risks turning local regions into satellites. He defends choice between public or regulated private power and criticizes centralization, arguing liberty hinges on avoiding a nationwide power monopoly. He praises Sen. Gordon of Oregon for dam work and notes contest between Richard Neuberger and Charles McNary.
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McNary Dam
U.S
Charles McNary
Oregon
Eee
Eisena
Dearate
Sen. Guepuanans
a _ ae Ss
Eisenhower
Driver Charged After Willowbrook Street Crash
Charles Hunt a 19 year old from Route 3 was charged with failing to yield the right of way after a late Wednesday crash at Willowbrook Street bridge. Davis a 30 year old from 214 Willowbrook Street was not hurt. The wreck caused about 450 in damage with no injuries to either party.
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Charles Hunt
Route 3
Hunt
Davis
Willowbrook St
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